RICTAT International Conferences
"Colon Hydrotherapy for the Modern World"
Dates for your diary:
October 29, 2012- Seminars and Workshops, 2 to 4 RICTAT CPD hours each
Seminars Programme to be announced
October 30, 2012 - Colon Hydrotherapy Conference, 7 RICTAT CPD hours
Conference Programme
Conference and Seminars Location - Holiday Inn, Maidenhead, Berkshire, UK
Dear Guest,
Welcome to the website of RICTAT International Conferences "Colon Hydrotherapy for the Modern World".
Our 2nd Conference took place on 1 November, 2011, in Maidenhead, Berkshire, UK, with around 100 colon therapists, exhibitors, journalists, writers, manufacturers and trainers attending the Conference.
We have analysed your feedback (92% positive, a 15% improvement on the first Conference), so in 2012 we will build the Conference Programme on the base of your recommendations.
You have requested that we continue and expand the Knowledge Base section of the Conference.
We are delighted to say that this section will be headlined in 2012 by Dr Barry Durrant-Peatfield, who has made over the years an outstanding contribution into the understanding and treatment of the thyroid disease.
The Knowledge Base section of the Conference will focus on adrenal fatigue, and will be presented by Shoela Detsios whose presentation you have all rated exceptionally highly.
Also, as you have requested, we are also asking back Jayney Goddard, President of the CMA, and Amy Sanders, President of GPACT.
For thousands of years, rectal rehydration, nutrition and application of medicinal substances have been a recognised form of mainstream medicine. This is also an easy and effective way of delivery of required nutrients or medications directly into the blood through the hepatic portal route. It allows to avoid the perils of the acidic stomach while not influencing absorption in the small intestine.
Many in the medical community have made use of different forms of colon therapy for centuries - from the Egyptian pharaohs who employed "enema doctors", considered to be at the top of the medical profession and described as "guardians of the anal orifice", to family doctors in Europe who routinely administered enemas.
The average length of life in the developed world is now over 30 years longer than only 150 years ago, but life extension has come at a price. Deterioration of the digestive system in the middle and old
age is the bane of many otherwise healthy people and a drain on medical resources. As a profession, we must now recognise the role of preventative medicine and patient education.
As integrative colon hydrotherapy practitioners, we believe that colon hydrotherapy does have and should have an important role in this. We have the combined experience of seeing thousands of patients a month, who, as a result, are not only more regular and a lot happier, but who now realise the connection between what they eat, think, do and feel, and their digestive and general health.
Some of our members are already successfully working in conjunction with specialists in the medical field, and now is the right time to expand and broaden this experience.
Naturopathic colon therapy helps avoid exploratory surgery
Routine colon therapy helps detect early cancer
Brief Case Studies-Colon Hydrotherapy and Osteopathy
Colon hydrotherapists, RICTAT members, believe that the time has come to rebuild the bridges with the mainstream medical professionals. Our next Conference will talk place on 30 and 31 October, 2012, in Maidenhead, Berkshire, UK.
With best wishes,
Galina Imrie, MA ED, RICTAT founder www.galinaimrie.com
