What You'll Get
Similar to old pennies, environmental toxins are ubiquitous, harmful if swallowed, and may contain trace amounts of Abraham Lincoln. Evict top-hat-wearing toxins with today's Groupon to The Nile Wellness Center. Choose from the following options:
- For $39, you get one colon-hydrotherapy session (a $110 value).
- For $110, you get three colon-hydrotherapy sessions (a $330 value).
- For $199, you get six colon-hydrotherapy sessions (a $660 value).
Recognized by Creative Loafing Atlanta readers in 2008 and 2009 for providing the best colonic, The Nile Wellness Center is a trusted retreat for clients looking to relieve intestinal distress and increase their energy levels. During each 45-minute colon-hydrotherapy session, a certified hydrotherapist sends warm, purified water into human plumbing to eradicate impacted matter and toxins. Internal baths take place in private treatment rooms, where soft music sweeps through ear canals to augment relaxation and remove brain dust. After cleanses, clients generally feel lighter and calmer, and they can skip back to normal activities immediately. Visit The Nile Wellness Center’s website to learn how to prepare for colonic sessions.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Apr 20, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy multiple as gifts. Not valid until 10/19. For 6 session option, must use 3 sessions by 4/20/12, remaining sessions expire 7/10/12. Valid only for option purchased. 24hr cancellation notice required. Sessions are non-transferable. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About The Nile Wellness Center
Deborah Imani, founder of The Nile Wellness Center, believes that the health of a person's internal ductwork correlates directly to their overall well-being. By keeping the last 5 or 6 feet of the digestive tract uncongested through colon hydrotherapy, she promotes a lifestyle free of toxins, excess weight, and unhealthy stress. The drug-free work done by her and her staff has earned rave reviews from the readers of Creative Loafing Atlanta as well as a spot on Proactive Resources' 2012 Best of Atlanta list.
Not just concerned with drawing impurities out of the body, Deborah also touts the importance of what a patient puts in. As the author the book First Generation Raw, she helps readers move toward an organic uncooked diet packed with more vitamins and fiber than a lumber store made from bricks of frozen spinach.