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About Us
LifeCleanse of Anoka was started in February of 2008 by Barb Abeler because
she saw a need for a colon hydrotherapy clinic in the northern suburbs.
 Barb
Abeler |
Barb has previous training and experience in mainstream medicine as an RN, but has seen and experienced the tremendous potential in the world of alternative medicine. She also earned a B.A. Degree in Education and the combination fuels the love of health issues with the enthusiasm of teaching. Barb has a passion for helping people get and stay well through education and cleansing and feels fortunate to be of service in this capacity.
She was trained at the Tiller Mind/Body Institute in San Antonio, Texas
and is Level III certified as a Colon Hydrotherapist through
I-ACT, and is National Board Certified.
Barb is married to Jim, a chiropractor,
and is in the joyful process of raising the last two of six
boys!
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 Renee
Bergman |
Renee decided to become a Certified
Colon Hydrotherapist after experiencing a significant improvement in
her own health through colon hydrotherapy. She has completed training
on the LIBBE device and is certified through I-ACT.
Renee's background includes a B.S. Degree in Animal Science and Biology.
She then attended the John Bastyr College of Naturopathic Medicine in Seattle.
She was the office manager for a naturopathic clinic, which incorporated
colon hydrotherapy, along with massage, chiropractic, and nutritional therapies.
Renee is married to Gene, has been blessed with 4 children, and has had
the privilege of fostering 21 children. Renee's hope is that she can help
others discover the many healing benefits of colon hydrotherapy, along with
the other inner cleansing modalities available at LifeCleanse. |
About Certification
Certification provides consistency and promotes a high standard of care. Not
all colon hydrotherapists are certified. The International Association
for Colon Hydrotherapy is the leading international organization which has
set strict standards for training and practice. There are four levels
of certification ranging from Foundational Level I to Level Four Instructors. An
internationally sanctioned test is given to advance to each level.
I-ACTs Mission Statement reads, “The International Association for
Colon Hydrotherapy (I-ACT) heightens the awareness of the colon hydrotherapy
profession, ensures continuing and progressive education in the field of
colon hydrotherapy and implements professionalism beyond reproach.” For
further information contact I-ACT at:
I-ACT, P.O. Box 461285, San Antonio, TX 78246-1285; (210)366-2888;
fax (210)366-2999; http://www.i-act.org - iact@healthy.net
About Minnesota Law
The practice of colon hydrotherapy is allowed under Minnesota’s Alternative
and Complementary Practice law and is regulated by the Department of Health. Persons
seeking colon hydrotherapy or other complementary and alternative health
services must be provided a Client Bill of Rights by the practitioner. For
more information see Minnesota statute Section 146A or contact the Minnesota
Department of Health.
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