Enemas for Good Health and Fun

In the case that your are able to read and to understand scientific medical literature written in German you will be able to comprehend in which manner the swallowing of castor oil will eliminate not only the toxins deposed in the liver but mercury too, for this you will find in the human body in the methylized formula. For this fact any "real study with NUMBERS AND STATISTICAL ANALYSIS" is superfluous.

CompleteBowelCleansing,

Untrue. Any claims even if "accepted science" must still ultimately be proven with the data, no matter the age, the other members have been asking for.

What makes it so important to you that you believe what you are claiming about Castor oil? Do you think it's necessary for your health? If so, why? Do you own stock in or industrial secrets about Castor oil production? Thanks,

Eric

Looking at the translated bit it seems that what they are discussing is providing a fat that can't be digested to carry the fat soluble toxins in preference (hopefully) to the body's own fat stores. This might work some, and would be similar in idea to the use of activated charcoal for some toxins, but I'm not sure why they talk about castor oil as you would want volume to dilute down the toxins and carry them out. Something such as mineral oil or olestra.

Will you need numbers, a statistical analysis or a double-blind-study that exactly this will happen in the duodenum of every person with an intact liver-gall bladder-system after having swallowed castor oil?

C21H42O6 --> C18H34O3 + C3H8O3

This is going nowhere. When asked for some documented proof @complete_bowel_cleansing lists 15 documents that no one can read or verify. Dazzle us with numbers and bullshit. Anywhere in this vast list of literature is there a reference/description of a study or experiment that produced some results to substantiate castor oil cleanses the liver via enterohepatic recycling? IKt seems if you had read all of those documents you would find something to substantiate the claim.

Will you need numbers, a statistical analysis or a double-blind-study that exactly this will happen in the duodenum of every person with an intact liver-gall bladder-system after having swallowed castor oil?

That is ridiculous. You made a claim that castor oil removes toxins and mercury, and the only backup you have is a list of documents that is meaningless. Is there any data out there to support that this helps some percentage (if any) of people, or that it works at all? Our bodies naturally eliminate toxins - does this speed up that process, if so is that really beneficial, or are there patients whose system doesn't work well and need this? You have shown no proof, most likely because you don't have any. This is what most naturopathetic health providers do, lots of references to so-called studies or scientific research but nothing to back it up.

Gwhap

Are you able to understand the significance of the equation for the chemical reaction noted here and the consequences resulting of this one?

Gwhap

Are you able to understand the significance of the equation for the chemical reaction noted here and the consequences resulting of this one?

No, I don't understand it and it doesn't mean anything to me. I am not a chemist. Is that equation the proof that castor oil removes toxins and mercury form the body? Or is it just more bullshit to cover up the fact you don't have any data to support the claim?

All that that " formula " you gave us is an incomplete equation of the decomposition of castor oil into its fatty acids and glycerine, nothing noteworthy there...

Also, ricinoleic acid, other then mild laxative properties is of no significance in the body...

Rinusch

What will be incomplete in this equation?

Rinusch

What will be incomplete in this equation?

First of all, im missing 2 fatty acid chains, likely to be ricinoleic acid, but they arent defined, ergo formula is wrong. Also missing reaction conditions, you're gonna need a proton source from somewhere. That being said, it still only (badly) displays the disscociation of oil into its constituent components. This tells us nothing about the supposed benefits of ricinoleic acid, just how it is freed up.

This is verry bad chemistry, no evidence of the wholesome properties of castor oilat all...

What will happen when ricinoleic acid will be in contact with the mucosa of the small intestine?

What will happen when ricinoleic acid will be in contact with the mucosa of the small intestine?

It irritates the bowel lining, induce peristaltics and therefore works as a laxative iirc. There is no detox effect what so ever. I have yet to come across any evidence of that. Neither the pieces you posted nor the internet provides such evidence other than anecdotal ( which says f**k all really...

Rinusch

Are you able to prove that in no case it will be possible that the gall will contain toxins deliberated in the liver?

Rinusch

Are you able to prove that in no case it will be possible that the gall will contain toxins deliberated in the liver?

It takes more than that. It is highly likely that the gall will contain some excreted toxins, but it will have some all the time. The question is does a specific therapy have significant benefits over placebo while remaining safe ("safety and efficacy"). Do you have double blind (ideally) numbers showing this from a well constructed study?

Rinusch

Are you able to prove that in no case it will be possible that the gall will contain toxins deliberated in the liver?

Not really needed, its basic fysiology that gall contains waste, it is afterall a well documented way of your body to clear waste. But that doenst mean the body takes em back in.

YOUR ENTIRE DIGESTIVE TRACT IS MEANT TO TAKE IN NUTRIENTS AND RID THE BODY OF WASTE.

There is absolutely no reason to intervine in it, what so ever. Unless something is broken, but then you need prof. help, not an enema or castor oil....

Stuff like that is nice for recreational proctology, other than that it has NO use...

@complete bowel cleansing said

Are you able to prove that in no case it will be possible that the gall will contain toxins deliberated in the liver?

@complete bowel cleansing

YOU MADE THE CLAIM that toxins will be removed by the action of swallowing castor oil.

It is up to you to defend and prove it scientifically when someone asks.

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@Rinusch said

Stuff like that is nice for recreational proctology, other than that it has NO use...

Very true.

@complete bowel cleansing

YOU MADE THE CLAIM that toxins will be removed by the action of swallowing castor oil. It is up to you to defend and prove it scientifically when someone asks. Very true.

I demand you to read a medical book concerning biochemistry and there especially the article upon the enterohepatic circle and you will be able to understand in which manner it is possible to interrupt this one by swallowing castor oil.

I demand you to read a medical book concerning biochemistry and there especially the article upon the enterohepatic circle and you will be able to understand in which manner it is possible to interrupt this one by swallowing castor oil.

You have zero controlled cohort studies.

I am totally dismissing your answer and your logic and reasoning because it is faulty.

Just saying read about the entero-hepatic cycle is not an answer.

As far as "good health," I'm not a big believer in the detoxing claims (despite the coffee enema craze), but for my own well-being and when my insides are tied up and I'm feeling lousy (AKA out of sorts), I feel a sense of physical and emotional release by doing a good enema cleanse. I don't think men feel this as strongly, at least my husband doesn't. The brain is the most powerful organ in our bodies, and the connection between our mind and our colon is legitimate. That IS proven by science.

I was told that enemas were good for me and still believe it having used them often but not that I think it is wonderful cure for all.

Fact is if I didn't also enjoy them I wouldn't still use them purely for health reasons.

Sometimes if you can't explain something its because you don't really understand it.

Just saying.....

You guys! Arguing over all this stuff! I know that a good cleanse makes me feel good. I don't know about the claims made for enemas, coffee or otherwise. I do think that there is "something to it," possibly not provable because it doesn't affect everyone, but I can't prove it. We are left with anecdotal evidence, which is always flawed. But then, double blind studies are often flawed as well, depending on how they are set up. Remember the old saying:

There are lies, damn lies, and then there are statistics.

Many are convinced there's no healing effect. Many are convinced there is. We should all probably retreat to our own corners and be calm...

Of course, the best things on this site ARE the opinions. I learn a lot.

Sometimes if you can't explain something its because you don't really understand it.

Just saying.....

I don't understand it either but I know giving a good cleanout always makes me feel better

I know I feel so much better after eating all the junk and have a good cleaning enema I feel like brand new. It's like a car oil change. You change your oil to make the car run smoother. So why not a good enema for a clean out.

Flames comment made me chuckle, I love a good enema. I do all my own oil changes, only twice in my life have I trusted one of my cars in collection to anyone else! I won't let anyone touch my cars. A nice female volunteer for an enema, well that would be fine!!

The brain is the most powerful organ in our bodies, and the connection between our mind and our colon is legitimate.

I know that a good cleanse makes me feel good.

It's like a car oil change. You change your oil to make the car run smoother. So why not a good enema for clean out.

The mind can be very influential in what is helpful and not in feeling good. I know that my sub usually feels better after a good or even a bad enema.

The mind can be very influential in what is helpful and not in feeling good. I know that my sub usually feels better after a good or even a bad enema.

MissStress,

Since he is a very submissive subject to you and loves enemas, what constitutes a bad enema for him, just too much cramping? If he is having a very crampy enema, how long do you need to watch and listen to him hold it to satisfy either you or him? Thanks,

Eric

I don't know about scientific reasoning behind the health benefits of enemas, I just know when I get cleaned out, I feel so much better automatically. When I get rid of all of that waste weighing me down, I feel so good and lighter and just healthier in general. But that is a personal feeling not a scientific fact.

Coincidently, I know these situations are anecdotal and they won't make scientific journals, but older daughter who texts nearly every day to tell me how she's doing, sent the following last Monday morning: "All weekend headachy and PMS. Hate this! Took an enema last night with that soap you like. slept a ton. OK now. Off to work. Call later."

I don't deny that enemas can make you feel good. So does having a good workout at the gym, going for a run, getting a massage, or soaking in the bath.... they all release stress and in the case of enemas maybe they release a little more!! I enjoy enemas, but they don't make me healthier, whereas a good workout on a regular basis most likely does.

Once a week is my usual schedule, but I'd like more.