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A single purposeful trip. A calmer week on the other side.


Our Armadale clinic is ~35 km from Werribee (about 35–50 minutes via the M1, traffic-dependent). You come for a gentle, open-system colonic in a quiet room. It’s private, unhurried, and explained clearly. Most people leave feeling lighter, settled, and ready to make easier choices for a day or two. Think of it as a reset run: one purposeful trip, steady breathing, warm water, and privacy that actually reduces awkwardness, so you return home settled, clearer, and with the next few days already feeling easier.

Colonic Irrigation for Residents of Werribee

Who this service is for


  • You’re carrying a bloated, heavy, “out of rhythm” feeling.
  • You prefer low-drama, private care to anything clinical or rushed.
  • You can make a good drive to the city for wellness and other errands.
  • You don’t want hype; you want clear guidance and a routine you can actually keep.


This probably isn’t for you if:


  • You need a medical diagnosis or invasive treatment (we’re not a substitute for medical care).
  • You have contraindications (e.g., severe GI disease, recent abdominal surgery, active bleeding, uncontrolled hypertension, pregnancy, etc.). When in doubt, check with your clinician first.


What actually happens


Colonic (also known as colon irrigation, colon hydrotherapy, or colon cleanse) uses purified, body-temperature water to encourage the colon to release built-up waste and gas. On our open system:


  • You self-insert a small, pencil-thin nozzle in privacy.
  • Water is gravity-fed, not pressurised.
  • Releases happen naturally into a ventilated basin.
  • A practitioner is nearby if you want help, but the pace is yours to set.


Most clients describe it as quiet and surprisingly relaxing—more like a minimalist spa than a hospital corridor.

Time on site: allow 45–60 minutes.


Two innovative ways Werribee clients use the drive


A. “Reset Day”


  • Book one session late morning (after peak traffic).
  • Pair it with a 30–40 min infrared sauna (before or after).
  • Run key errands nearby (speciality grocer, gear, chemist).
  • Keep meals light and water steady.
  • Result: a noticeably easier 24–48 hours, without blowing up your day.


B. “Reset Month”


  • Book two or more sessions in the same month
  • Aim for off-peak crossings of the West Gate each time.
  • Treat it like a line in the sand: hydration, earlier bed, lighter meals between visits.
  • Result: momentum. People often say this is where they really feel the difference.


What you’ll feel: a simple 0–24-hour timeline


Hour 0–1 (in clinic): warm water, slow breathing, unhurried room. You’re in control; we’re close by if needed.


Hour 1–3 (after): Many report a lighter abdomen, less pressure, and a quietly relaxed state. Keep sipping water.


Hour 3–12: plan easy meals (soups, steamed veg, light proteins). If a nap beckons, take the early night.


Hours 12–24: most people feel clearer, less bloated, and more willing to make sensible choices (e.g., hydration, earlier dinner, walking).


Myth and Reality


1. Myth: “It’s going to feel clinical and awkward.”

Reality: The open system is designed to reduce awkwardness: a small nozzle, you’re in charge, and a practitioner is nearby if you want them.


2. Myth: “One session will fix everything.”

Reality: It’s a supportive nudge, not magic. Many first-timers either do one and decide, or run a short two-session week to build momentum.


3. Myth: “I won’t be able to do anything after.”

Reality: Releases happen during the session. Most people carry on with their day, often calmer and more comfortable.


Checklist before you set off


  • Hydration: steady sips the day before and morning.
  • Meals: keep it moderate; skip unusually heavy or very spicy dinners the night before.
  • Clothing: comfortable, easy to manage.
  • Timing: add a small buffer for parking; target an off-peak crossing.
  • Mindset: it’s calm, private, and you decide the pace.


After you leave


  • Good hydration helps.
  • Light meals for the next one or two, such as soups, steamed veg, omelettes, broths, and light proteins.
  • Movement: a gentle walk is great; save intense training for tomorrow if you feel sleepy or relaxed.
  • Questions later? Call us. Reassurance is part of reasonable care.


Why people from Werribee say it’s worth it


  • Private and unhurried. Independence reduces awkwardness.
  • No pushy packages. Try one; decide your own rhythm (monthly, seasonal, or ad-hoc).
  • Stackable day. Sauna + colonic + one errand = productive and restorative.


Quick questions answered


1. How long does a visit take?
About 45–60 minutes in the clinic.

2. Will it hurt?
Most describe it as gentle. Warm water, gravity-fed flow, time to breathe.

3. How often should I come?
Try one. If helpful, do a two-session reset week, then switch to monthly or as-needed.

One good drive, then an easier week


If you’re in Werribee and want a calm, private way to feel less bloated and more at ease, book an open-system colonic at our Armadale clinic. Make the trip count with a sauna or one useful errand and see how you feel over the next 24 hours. Book online or call (03) 9824 4685; we’ll help you plan something realistic, respectful, and effective.

Payment Options


Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Debit Card, Apple Pay, PayPal

Business Hours Table
Day Opening Hours
Monday – Thursday 9 AM – 8 PM
Friday 9 AM – 4 PM
Saturday 7 AM – 4 PM

Wheechair Accessibility


Our clinic is not wheelchair accessible. This is due to the design of the LIBBE open-system device, which requires clients to independently access the unit and position themselves in a private area. We don’t have the equipment or staff support for assisted transfers.


Parking


Street parking is available on nearby side streets within a short 2-minute walk. Please check all parking signs carefully before leaving your vehicle.


Clearway Notice

High Street operates Clear-ways during peak hours — City-inbound from 7:00–9:00 am and City-outbound from 4:30–6:30 pm. Parking or stopping during these times is not permitted and vehicles may be towed.

If your appointment falls within these hours, we recommend parking on the surrounding side streets instead.


Additional Option

There is also a public car park on William Street within a short 2-minute walk. It’s best to allow 2 hours for parking.

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Colon Irrigation Melbourne has been attending to Clients’ Colon Health since 1999. Clients have been frequenting our clinic for Colonic Hydrotherapy from areas all over Melbourne and beyond.  We are known as one of Melbourne’s leading, modern and most established Clinic for Colonics.

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Disclaimer

Colonic irrigation is a complementary wellness practice. Results vary between individuals, and this information is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please consult your healthcare provider if you have any medical conditions or concerns.