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8 Best Practicesfor the New Year

Updated: Sep 13, 2023


As a colon hydrotherapy professional, the beginning of the new year is a good time to

review your practice – inside and out. Whether you are a veteran practitioner or you’re

just joining the profession, reviewing your policies and procedures is an important

exercise for successfully growing a practice. It allows you to constantly adapt and

provide the best possible service at a value-added price. Here are a few best practices

to help you make 2023 your best year ever.




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Information for all Clients and Members (outside Texas): "Colon irrigation devices are prescription devices by federal law. A practitioner licensed by state law to use such prescription devices must authorize the purchase of the colon irrigation device, must use or supervise its use, and must order each colon irrigation for a patient."

Information for all Clients and Prospective new members in the State of Texas: "Colon irrigation devices are prescription devices and their purchase must be authorized by a physician licensed by the Texas Board of Medical Examiners. A colon hydrotherapist must be supervised by such a physician to use a colon irrigation device and must have a written order on file for each procedure from a physician licensed by the Texas Board of Medical Examiners."

Information for all Clients and Members (outside the USA): "Comply with the laws of your country to ensure that you are in compliance.

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