Newbie question about absorption & recipes.

Over the years, I've only given myself a few enemas and whether they've been motivated by necessity or by arousal, I always seem to have the same problem. I find that even after what I think is a total expulsion, for the rest of the day or several hours at least, I get crampy and have to go every forty minutes or so even after I think there can't possibly be anything left.

This led me to reading about the salt water enemas for prevention of absorption (thinking this might be my problem) and I'd like to give that a try. My question is, must I use sea salt or is table salt an acceptable alternative? I've also seen the recipe for salt & baking soda...what would be the difference between the two recipes as far as the effect?

Thanks much,

~MissD 😃

Miss D,

The secret to the best enema is this...take your time. If you do not have time to waste or relax, do not bother breaking out your equipment. If you have time, start with a 2 qt. rinse using a few drops of Dr. Bronner's peppermint castile soap. Take your time, and stop as many time as you need to finish the whole bag- you will be able to do it if you relax and take your time. After the enema is done, retain it for at the very least 2-3 minutes- preferably between 5-15 though. Take your time on the john as well. Remember to massage yourself and stretch. If you think you are done pooping, go do some yoga moves or masturbate or jog in place. Also, if you are going to lie down, do so on your left side, this also helps. After the first enema is all out, make a second larger bagful, and only use clear water with a tblsp of salt. Do the same process over- it should clean you out as well as get all that extra water out. On the other hand, no matter how good a job we do, if we take a big enema, my lady and I have to go for about 20-40 minutes afterward because the water gets stuck higher up the colon, and it takes time and gravity to get it out.

Naughtydoc

Naughtydoc is correct, but using any soap or peppermint will induce cramping, in most folks anyway. Some folks actually enjoy cramping! I think that you may be trapping air in your technique. Purge all air out of the line and let the bag hang for a while before you enjoy things. Let the water flow from the nozzle just prior to inserting it in your rectum. Thanks for posting, there are more women out there than you would imagine who enjoy a little back door massage. Since we men have the ol' prostate and that is impossible to describe to a lady, our asses are another door to the sperm bank. Enjoy and let us hear more from you!

I can't define a 'normal saline' solution but it should be readily obtained on the web. That would be the solution least likely to produce cramps. I'm curious to your feminine sensations, obviously you're are somewhat anal erotic. Hve fun/

I'm getting the idea that having a female around here or openly in the genre is a fairly unusual thing!

Let's see, feminine sensations...well, as far as the anal eroticism goes, the answer is of course, 'yes'. Please keep in mind however, that I truly am a novice when it comes to usage but I've been reading and exploring for years. I can only speak on my personal experiences and don't assume to represent the female e-erotic population.

That being said, I think the mental stimulation is identical to what men experience with a few variations here and there so I won't go into detail on that but the physical experience is indeed unique. I find, for whatever reason, that the entire region from outer lips to the clit gets overwhelmingly sensitive and feels almost water-engorged. I'm sure part of that is from the mental gymnastics as well but there is more swelling, more wetness and more sensitivity than plain old manual stimulation or sex. The full feeling rectally presses against the vaginal canal and really makes one aware of how empty it is in the front and creates a strong craving to be filled there as well. Rubbing the clit helps with the cramps but the danger of having an orgasm is just so *right there* that it becomes a delicate balancing game of easing the cramps or going over the edge. Even if that battle is 'lost' (and what sweet defeat it is!) I've found that I'm not nearly as sensitive afterwrds as I am during regular sexual stimulation. In other words, I can continue rubbing for a prolonged period, as long as I need to until I'm ready to expell. Normally after an orgasm it's 'hands off!' for a while until my body recovers. There's more a sense of sensuality when using an enema, everything feels softer and more pliable and wetter; very languid and ultimately more relaxed afterwards.

Hope I wasn't too explicit, I wasn't sure how you all feel about language and all that and did not want to offend anyone. I'm sure I'm not the only woman on here but if anyone has any questions to get a female perspective, feel free to ask.

Thanks, I think that I can speak for the entire community when I say tha being explicit is no problem on this board at least as far as the subject of enemas and any stimulation related to them is concerned. The change in your orgasmic pattern is interesting. Women have a far broader range of orgasmic sensations than men - stating the obvious here. What I'm blithering to is the fact that the rectal nerves share a common network and in some of us can generate sexual pleasure when stimulated. Feminine wetness is a big turn on for me and over the years, I have had some wonderful experiences and shared some great moments in there.

Another trick to help get all the water out, and stave off that cramped up feeling is to eat something small like a bag of popcorn or a granola bar after heavy enema play. This gets your digestive system working again, and often cures many of the problems you all are describing. If the salt and/or baking soda isn't helping- then try eating a little afterward, and maybe that will help. Other than that, I will do further research to find more solutions- no pun intended.

Naughtydoc

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I can't define a 'normal saline' solution but it should be readily obtained on the web. That would be the solution least likely to produce cramps. I'm curious to your feminine sensations, obviously you're are somewhat anal erotic. Have fun/

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Normal saline, in medical terminology, is 0.9% table salt in water, or about 1 tablespoon in 2 quarts. It's the "saltiness" equivalent to normal blood, so the body has no tendency to absorb the solution, or to pass water from the blood into it to dilute it, which could cause dehydration. Baking soda, at about 25% more, can do the same thing, and it also makes the pH of the solution closer to that of the normal colon. Saline pH is neutral or that of the tap water. However, baking soda can sometimes produce gas.

Best wisdom seems to favor a mixture of the two, at about 1 teaspoon of each per quart of water.

Table salt is fine. Sea salt is just for those who fancy some benefit from the trace minerals it contains. I can't imagine what that would be. It isn't going to enter the blood stream.

I have experineced a similar problem with tap water enemas. The combo within doc's reply has worked good for me. I have read where you should stay away from iodized salt. I see a lot of recipes using sea salt however I've used table salt for years. The nibbling on some light food has usually created the return of gas to the system thus causing any trapped fluid to be expelled. Fluid expulsion is great however you want to make sure it doesn't conflict with anal playtime. I also have found that the likelihood I will harbor more fluid is relative to the number and amounts of enemas I do within a series of enemas. Also I have found that the temperature of the fluid (water) makes a difference in how much liquid I retain. I beleive there is merit in alternating warm and cool enemas. Cool enemas have a tendency to create peristalsis thus helping you to expell any fluid trapped higher in the intestines. I hope to learn more on the subject at the Tampa efest in Nov.

Skooter mentioned one other technique that I would like to comment on: The use of proggressively colder enemas to help with expulsion. I have read some health articles on enemas that recommend that each enema be slightly cooler than the last. For example, the first enema with the peppermint soap would be as hot as possible while still being safe, the second would be just a bit above body temp, and the third would be a bit bbelow your body's normal temp. The cooler water will trigger the body's natural urge to expel, but I find that it can cause bad cramps, and is not cohesive with larger volume enemas. It may work to get everything out, but if you are playing with higher volumes, it could lead to discomfort and an inability to take a large amount of water. It depends on motives- I will put up with having a little bit of water left in me (I don't think it does much harm) if it helps me take a large enema and hold it until I am allowed to be my nurse, or until i climax. The same goes when I am administering the enema to my lady- warmer is more comfortable- and she will complain if it is the slightest bit colder than her body temp.

I am actually one of those who enjoy the cramping. I've been doing enemas for many years, but over time it seems as if I do not cramp aas often as when I first started.

I've also been diabetic for many years and this could be the result of normal nerve damage that occurs with most long term diabetics. One technique I use to induce the cramping is that while I am on the toilet expelling, I will create a reverse presure in my abdomen by using my muscle control to open up my spincters and suck air into my rectum. It creates nice sensations in my anal area by opening up the anus, air enters and this will make me spazam and the muscles of my abs will clamp down and forcefull expell what ever is there. Liquid and air are forcefully expelled. This creates some very intense and enjoyable sensations, and of course this is what we are all looking for. The only thing I am careful about is to not let the air get too far up in the colon because if this happens it can go from pleasurable to painfull. Go slowly with this. It does make for a nice exersize in anal muscle control which can be very usefull when having other anal fun.....

Hi All I'm interested in Coffee solutions, I seen one Green Tea solution that added salt to reduce absorption of water. Is it ok to add salt or baking soda or combination of both to the coffee solution?

Miss Directed,

I can relate to your problems with retaining some water for a while. Whether you use sea salt or table salt will have no detectable difference but will mean that you are less likely to absorb any traces of water and will therefore expel moere liquid stools but will not be troubles by urinary frequency

Personally, I find Dr Bronners Peppermint soap has a dramatic boost to the effect of the enema and drains me ever so much bette. A few moments standing or walkin about usually helps drain the last of the enema and after that I like to lie down a little and relax and recover!!!