Fasting before enema play

Generally I've always tried to wait 6-8 hours after eating before starting a series of fun time enema fill ups. How common for my fellow enemates is this adhered to get a complete clean out prior to extended playtime?

I don't really use them for play.

I DO wait 8-12 hours after eating before taking ANY enemas or laxatives. For any reason!

Always liked it when I'd get a phone call from a friend who would be coming over later that evening and I'd be told not to eat anything beforehand. Oh, that was exciting to hear as I knew I was going to get a series of enemas from my friend.

I don't fast but I try to make time for my enemas early in the morning before I eat very much. I usually have a granola bar and maybe a cup of coffee before I start my enemas. I find it easier to take my enemas before I have anything more. Then when I am finally done with a series of enemas I am somewhat hungry after cleaning out my system.

I generally try not to eat or drink for about 4 hours before having an enema. That allows enough time for my stomach to be empty to avoid nausea, either from the enema or the tummy massage I enjoy while filling or holding the enema solution. This is about the same recommendation as with a visit to a colon hydrotherapist. To me, deep tummy massage while full of enema is a very pleasant experience and it helps a lot with breaking up sand softening poo, greatly aiding the expulsion.

I generally try not to eat or drink for about 4 hours before having an enema. That allows enough time for my stomach to be empty to avoid nausea, either from the enema or the tummy massage I enjoy while filling or holding the enema solution. This is about the same recommendation as with a visit to a colon hydrotherapist. To me, deep tummy massage while full of enema is a very pleasant experience and it helps a lot with breaking up sand softening poo, greatly aiding the expulsion.

Yes, like Sean, I too love the filling and retention and massage at enemas or colonics. Never fasted before any enema or colonic in my life but might do it sometime as I understand his point about nausea. I’ve been blessed with about 54+ years of self-enemas and colonics and partner-given enemas without ever having nausea. I’m a 69.5+ age retired doctor and love my enemas and enema-assisted orgasms - fingers crossed!

Eric

No one wants to vomit during a play session, so it makes sense to do these things on an empty stomach.

If I have 100% sure that I will be able to play, at that day I probably eat less…..to be easier to clean.

Done it at the last 2 times I played.

Be safe

Za

I usually do my enemas first thing in the morning so although I don't intentionally fast it's usually at least 10 hours since I had anything to eat so I guess that counts? I have on occasion taken an enema not long after eating and thankfully I don't remember it ever causing a problem as described by @LisaK

I also cannot remember any problem caused by some recent eating before the enema. I don’t think I ever paid too much attention to some time before the last meal and the enema, actually…

Last Sunday after Church my wife, son and his family went to eat Mexican. After my wife and I got home, she asked me if I wanted to take an enema. Feeling a little bit naughty I said “Yes!” Well, after taking a large enema I wished that I had not eaten Mexican! The enema Upset my stomach something awful! Do not know when I will eat “cat” again!

If I’m go to do I big session I try not to eat a lot before hand I find I can take more that way and I’m more Comfortable

I try not to eat 5-6 hours before the enema. I usually do this before lunch or before dinner.

This is one of the reasons I like to do enemas mid morning with no breakfast, stomach is very empty. I can take the enema easier, and I feel better.

I'm of the same mindset as @trw428. Most all of my enemas are in the mornings on an empty stomach. I find the enemas are far more comfortable to take and the incidence of triggering nausea are significantly reduced. Plus, taking enemas after a morning BM also allow your system to return to normal faster. Just my experience, anyway!

Deb

I'm the opposite. A light breakfast with a couple cups of coffee begins to get things moving, which generally leads to a satisfying release of a warm, soapy enema before my morning shower.

Nausea has never been a problem with a weight of food in my stomach getting digested. But GERD “GASTRO-ESOPHAGEAL REFULUX Disorder” is an enema failure experience i've known too often. Timing is important and should always be part of the arrangement. Time to relieve the bladder before the night is over, will also help a lot.

An enema should not be rushed, but savored, so that its progression can be carefully noted. Give it enough time, as you would a scenic ride., or at least a thorough studio work out.

Begin a screen play, if you will. And then adjust, add to, and embellish through the next 6 hours following. You may need an emotional enema enhanced by all that comes with it. Savor its every signal and remember to look for them next time. Develop such an enema skill, with nothing getting in the way.

A Zity friend had foot surgery and was having trouble with constipation. Not realizing it, GERD was her underlying problem. She was not getting the comfort she was accustomed to, when she turned to an enema try.

Realizing pain had her constant attention, i gave her a musical exercise while her waters trickled into a tight anus. She got the relief she needed and reported to have slept 4 hours right after.

It seems, enema plans are as important as one's plans for a good meal. Need i say more?

We mostly take our enemas on Sunday morning so yes we will try to eat very light Saturday mostly fruits and yogurt. We both find that we get much deeper cleaning and I definitely know I am able to take much more water.

My enemas are generally done in the early evenings when my wife gets home from work. Every morning, I usually drink 2-3 cups of coffee. This will normally cause me to hit the bathroom 3 times which pretty much empties my colon and even my small intestine. On days I know I'm getting an enema that evening, I will eat a light breakfast like a piece of toast and for lunch I'll have half a sandwich. When I get the first enema which is generally 2 quarts as a clean out, it returns mostly water and sometimes a bit of solids from breakfast and lunch. When I get the second enema which is 3 quarts, it is close to being clear.

I've always done this just because enemas were so often something I used for anal play and needed to make sure I was thoroughly clean. I generally won't eat for 10-12 hours beforehand and it just makes the process easier and more comfortable. I'll often take an enema series in the morning right after I wake up and before I eat for this reason.

I used to take my enemas in the afternoon… But, for the past 2 years… my enemas take place in the morning or about 15 hours after I last ate. I seldom have problems with gas and taking water deep into my colon and probably the small intestine is always intense.