Do enemas make you nauseated?

Nauseated and vomiting, never again!

Sorry to hear it. Is that just one that you tried once, or every one you've ever had? What was in the water you took, how much volume was it, and were there any other symptoms or feelings that went along with the nausea? Did any part of it feel good? Thanks,

Eric

Nausea is your body telling you enough is enough, back off, you need a break!

It is important that you not push yourself to the point where you vomit.

I take nearly all my enemas on an empty stomach. At least 8, better12 hours without solid food!

Minimizes the chances of vomiting.

Just remember that there IS NO SAFE WAY TO MAKE YOURSELF VOMIT! Don't do that!

I KNOW fasting can be hard, but it's what you MUST do if you are taking a large volume enema or a high dose laxative, or as is often the case with me, both!

I take nearly all my enemas on an empty stomach. At least 8, better12 hours without solid food!

Reminds me of a partner who would phone me in the morning and say no to eat much for lunch as he'd be coming over to visit that evening - I knew that meant I was in for an enema(s)... Miss those days..

You can get mild nausea. That is in the realm of normal, and probably nothing to worry about.

Even moderate nausea and certainly anything close to actual vomiting is your body SCREAMING, “TOO MUCH! STOP!” You need to end that session!

It helps to have an empty stomach when you start, but get there the RIGHT way! By not eating. DO NOT MAKE YOURSELF VOMIT!

Occasionally, yes. Nausea comes with the territory. Sometimes I feel waves during the release, but they usually pass as I get rid of what's in there. If the nausea continues, it's almost always because there's more to come out -- and I know better than to leave the house and go shopping! Learned my lesson the hard way. ☹️

So far---never. But I'm not injecting huge amounts of H2O into my body either. Way too risky or perhaps dangerous. Strange or odd concoctions/ingredients is another No No….of course now days in most U.S.cities the 911/emergency ambulance is only 5 or 6 minutes away…

If you take too many enemas, you can deplete the salts in your body and electrolytes and that can make you light headed or feeling sick. I used to go for colonics where the lady used 15-20 gallons of water. At times it was OK and at times it made me light headed. When you get older you have to watch out for anything that taxes your heart and kidneys. So, I stopped with the colonics. Enemas? Never, for me more then 2 qts and never more then two in a row or more then once a week, usually every 2-3 weeks. I do not use soap, only a bit of baking soda and some sea salt. In my opinion, it can be dangerous play if taken too far. Nausea is not normal nor is feeling light headed. Your body is telling you enough.

Dr. Bronner's peppermint soap is typical what I use for the first enema in a series. I usually use 3 teaspoons full of soap in 2 quarts of water. I try to hold this for 10 minutes. As long as I'm laying down I'm usually not nauseated. Once I get up to release that's when it makes me fell sick… I thought I might get use to this over time but has not happened that way. I like a strong first enema to really clean me out, and this seems the best way to go.. The second enema in the series is Ivory soap and I almost always take 3 quarts, with out any nausea.