Coffee enemas

Hello,

Does anyone here has a long term experience with using coffee enemas?

I just want to know if they are safe to do 3-4 times per week. Please just give your opinion based on your own experience, and not on some rumor. I read some replies here and it seems folks are doing even more than that and feeling good. And still I would love to hear your personal experience.

I do 1.5 liters enema with 3 tablespoons of coffee.

2. second question - does anyone believe that coffee enemas can help you detox heavy metals?

thank you

First, DO A SEARCH before starting new thread. There are many threads on coffee and people's experiences with it.

Coffee enemas are safe.

NO, it won;t detox anything. You need chelation therapy for any type of heavy metal detox.

Three tablespoons in 1.5L is actually a weak solution.

I've been doing coffee enemas on weekdays (Mon-Fri) early morning on a daily basis for the last 6 years. On weekends I do a tap water early morning enema. The coffee jobs make me feel really good. I'm not sure how much of the detox tales bandied about are true, but my guess is that Susie is probably right.

I use instant, freeze-dried coffee. I have done the organic (expensive) and time-consuming coffee brewing routine as well, and I honestly cannot tell the difference. In the end it's about the amount of caffeine released into the colon (if you believe the detox properties supposed to be associated with it) and I am rather skeptical about the whole organic thing in any case.

Depending on the brand, I would use anything between 4 and 6 heaped teaspoons of instant coffee in a 2.5 quart enema, and I have found that these amounts trigger quite an effective peristaltic action in my gut and gives me a good caffeine buzz. If I use a stronger concentration it tends to induce uncomfortable feelings I usually experience with my IBS-C. I would guess that different coffee concentrations and the effects they produce would vary significantly between different people. But like Susie I'm convinced that coffee enemas are not harmful in any way.

I don't know that I would take ANY kind of enema 3-4 time a week.

That's probably too frequent, Your body nee time to recover

I don't know that I would take ANY kind of enema 3-4 time a week.

That's probably too frequent, Your body nee time to recover

Recover from what? And according to which industry standard would 3-4 times a week be "probably too frequent"?

After 6 years of weekday coffee enemas, and decades of other daily enemas preceding that, I am in better health today than I have ever been in my life. My IBS-C is now history where no other form of medical treatment could produce any kind of long-lasting solution (no pun). Maybe other folks may need time to "recover" from enemas, hence the pre-closing sentence in my previous post: "I would guess that different coffee concentrations and the effects they produce would vary significantly between different people."

I fully acknowledge that my frequency may be too much for some others - and their body may need to recover after having taken an enema. But that doesn't mean this will necessarily be true for everybody who indulge in the practice regularly. In fact, my observation from reading a myriad of posts on this website is that the vast majority of regular enema takers don't even mention recovery time. And there are loads of people here who take daily enemas and have been doing so for much longer than I have, without problems. Just read the posts.

Wow, I'm surprised that freeze dried or instant coffee are useable for enemas. I've often thought about trying a coffee enema, but all the instructions for brewing make it seem like too much work. Is there really no difference between real coffee and instant for enemas?

Wow, I'm surprised that freeze dried or instant coffee are useable for enemas.. . . .

Why are you surprised?

It's only the caffeine that does the supposed liver cleanse.