Anti-Parasite Herbal Implant & Colonic Irrigation

Anti-parasite herbal colonic irrigation in London

Our anti-parasite herbal colonic irrigation in London combines closed-system, gravity-fed colon hydrotherapy with a professional herbal implant. We offer this specialised appointment at Parkland Natural Health in Holborn, Central London.

Some clients choose this option because they are interested in traditional herbal approaches to digestive wellbeing or have become concerned about intestinal parasites after travel, changes in digestion or other personal health experiences.

We use a professional Anti-Parasite Tincture from Practitioner Supplies. The supplier formulates this product specifically for implantation after colon hydrotherapy. Parkland Natural Health has used this formulation for around 20 years.

What does this appointment include?

• Personal consultation – we discuss your bowel habits, digestive comfort and reasons for choosing this appointment.
• Suitability screening – we check whether colon hydrotherapy and the herbal implant are suitable for you.
• Closed-system colonic irrigation – we use our gravity-fed system with warm filtered water.
• Professional herbal implant – your therapist prepares the Anti-Parasite Tincture for use after the colonic where appropriate.
• Gentle abdominal massage – your therapist may use this during the session to support comfort and release.
• Individual care – your therapist adjusts the session according to your comfort and feedback.

What is the Anti-Parasite Tincture?

Practitioner Supplies describes its Anti-Parasite Tincture as a professional herbal compound designed for use after colon hydrotherapy. The supplier developed the blend for direct use in the large bowel and describes it as supporting the body’s natural defences while also supporting digestive comfort.

We prepare and use the product professionally during the appointment according to the supplier’s guidance. We do not recommend attempting rectal herbal implantation at home.

Product source: Practitioner Supplies – Anti-Parasite Tincture.

Which herbs does the implant contain?

The current Practitioner Supplies formulation contains four main herbs:

• Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium)
• German Chamomile (Chamomilla recutita)
• Walnut Leaf (Juglans regia)
• Clove Bud (Syzygium aromaticum)

These herbs have a long history of traditional use in herbal preparations. Modern research has also studied some of their compounds for antimicrobial and antiparasitic activity. However, most of this evidence comes from laboratory or animal research rather than clinical trials of herbal colonic implants in people.

What does scientific research show?

Researchers have studied Artemisia absinthium, or wormwood, for possible anthelmintic activity. For example, one published study tested wormwood extracts against gastrointestinal nematodes in sheep and reported activity in both laboratory and animal tests.

Scientific source: PubMed PMID 19070963 – Anthelmintic activity of Artemisia absinthium extracts.

Researchers have also studied clove and its main compound, eugenol, against a range of microorganisms and parasites. A scientific review of Syzygium aromaticum discusses experimental activity against organisms including Giardia, Fasciola, Haemonchus and Schistosoma.

Scientific source: PubMed PMID 32019140 – Syzygium aromaticum: traditional uses and biological activity.

These findings help explain the scientific interest in herbs used traditionally in antiparasitic preparations. However, they do not prove that a herbal implant during colonic irrigation can diagnose, eradicate or cure a human parasitic infection.

What if I think I have intestinal parasites?

The NHS explains that several types of worms can infect people. Some infections occur in the UK, while others are more closely linked with travel. Symptoms can vary, and doctors may request a stool sample to look for worm eggs or other signs of infection.

The NHS also explains that confirmed worm infections usually require specific medicines. Therefore, if you have seen worms or eggs, have persistent diarrhoea or abdominal pain, unexplained weight loss, or think you may have acquired an infection while travelling, you should also seek advice from a pharmacist or GP.

Health source: NHS – Worms in humans.

Our herbal implant is an enhanced colonic irrigation option for clients who want this traditional herbal approach. It does not replace medical testing or prescribed antiparasitic treatment when those are needed.

Who may consider this herbal colonic?

This appointment may appeal to clients who:

• want an enhanced alternative to a standard filtered-water colonic;
• are interested in traditional antiparasitic herbs;
• have become more interested in digestive wellbeing after international travel;
• want a professional herbal implant as part of their colonic appointment;
• have previously tried standard colon hydrotherapy and want a different option.

What happens during the appointment?

First, your therapist discusses your general health, bowel habits and reasons for choosing the treatment. We also check your suitability before we start.

During the colonic, your therapist introduces warm filtered water through our closed-system, gravity-fed setup. Your therapist controls the filling and release according to your comfort and feedback. Gentle abdominal massage may also form part of the session.

After the main colon hydrotherapy stage, your therapist can use the diluted professional herbal preparation as an implant where suitable. We prepare it specifically for this appointment and follow the supplier’s professional-use guidance.

How is this different from a standard colonic?

Our standard colonic irrigation session uses warm filtered water and suits many first-time clients.

This appointment adds the professional Anti-Parasite Tincture after the colonic. Therefore, clients usually choose it when they specifically want the herbal element.

If you prefer sodium bicarbonate instead, you can also view our Sodium Bicarbonate Colonic Irrigation.

Important information about the herbal implant

Practitioner Supplies states that the Anti-Parasite Tincture is not suitable during planned pregnancy, pregnancy or breastfeeding. The supplier also states that it is not suitable for children.

The product contains tree-nut allergens. Please tell your therapist about any allergies before your appointment.

Your therapist will review your suitability before using the implant. If screening shows that this appointment is not appropriate for you, we will not proceed and we will give you a full refund.

You can also read our colonic irrigation suitability, restrictions and contraindications before booking.

How should I prepare for my appointment?

You do not need to fast or follow a complicated cleansing programme before coming to the clinic.

A quick tip: don’t drink any liquids two hours before your procedure. Besides, do not take laxatives or drink coffee before and after treatment. However, you don’t need to fast before or after visiting us.

This simple preparation is usually enough before your appointment.

New to colonic irrigation?

If this is your first appointment, you can learn more about privacy, preparation and our closed-system procedure here:

• What to expect from colonic hydrotherapy
• Benefits of colonic irrigation
• Colonic irrigation frequently asked questions
• Suitability, restrictions and contraindications
• Read reviews from our clients

You can also compare all our colonic irrigation treatments and packages.

Book an anti-parasite herbal colonic in London

Parkland Natural Health is in Holborn, Central London, close to Holborn Underground station. We welcome both first-time and returning clients.

Choose Book now above to see available appointments. When you book online, you also receive our discounted online price.