Deals for New Yorker: Colon Hydrotherapy Session or Detox Package at SanaVita (62% Off)

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Colon Hydrotherapy Session or Detox Package at SanaVita (62% Off) Mar 10th 2012, 05:00 The digestive system is constantly performing an underappreciated job, like a street sweeper or a street sweeper's chauffer. Enjoy a clean bill of health with this . Choose Between Two Options $59 for a colon-hydrotherapy session (a $155 value), which uses a gentle flow of water to flush toxins and residue from the large intestine $145 for a detoxification package (a $382 total value) A colon-hydrotherapy session (a $155 value) An ionic footbath (a $27 value), which draws toxins out through the soles of the feet via osmosis A biofeedback session (a $200 value), which scans the body to locate the source of health issues to help shape a nutrition plan SanaVita Bucking the stereotype that teenagers are impulsive, shortsighted, and strictly carnivorous, at just 13 years old, Arul Goldman made the decision that, from that day forward, she would adhere to a vegetarian diet. This set her on a lifelong exploration of nutrition and its effects on the body, mind, and spirit. After experiencing some of the health benefits of holistic treatments, she also sought a license to counsel clients on their own well-being. Arul went on to become a certified colon hydrotherapist, lymphatic-drainage therapist, and holistic-health and nutritional counselor, before opening SanaVita. With these concepts and experience in mind, Arul presides over a staff as it administers treatments calibrated to oust toxins, accumulations of which can cause myriad health issues. Ionic footbaths draw compounds out through the pads of the feet, and colon-hydrotherapy sessions flush them from the large intestine before they can leach back into the bloodstream. As support for these treatments, nutritional-counseling programs improve diet and a slate of supplements give one the vigor to help other beach-goers smash open their volleyballs. A mix of Native American and Eastern aesthetics infuse the spa's décor, with mottled walls giving the rooms the earthy feeling of the inside of a hand-formed pot. Buddha statues foster calm introspection, and the rustling fronds of live plants frame the blue lilies in the treatment room's stained-glass windows. Says The Guide to: Timeless Home Furnishings Do you know the difference between a chifferobe and a davenport? Find Today's Daily Deal on the Best in New York! Language : English Picture : Yes Source : Join with Us

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