Coffee enemas

I read somewhere that coffee enemas are really beneficial to your overall health. The article said that coffee enemas released toxins from the liver and gallbladder. Is there any truth to that claim?

About twelve years ago, I was diagnosed with liver, kidney and pancreatic failure, due to the side effects of the medications I was on. My physicians had given up on any further treatment. I was introduced to the Gerson therapy, involving dietary changes and the daily coffee enema. Whin six months, all of my functions were back to normal, so that saved my life. So, are coffee enemas benificial? In my case (and many others that use Gerson), an emphatic yes!

YES!!!!

I don’t see scientific or medical evidence that coffee enemas cleanse toxins. I like coffee enemas because the caffeine energizes me and they feel so good😍In fact after yesterdays three until clear I’m going for a soapy bag, then some clean out saline bags and then a nice coffee fill up🤪😜

About 15 years ago I had a bad reaction to a drug my doctor prescribed for a sinus infection. It caused my liver to shut down. My regular doctor sent me to a specialist who said it would clear up by itself once the offending drug worked its way through. Sitting at home I read on the internet some stories that said coffee enemas could flush out the liver. I was no stranger to enemas so I figured I would try it. I gave myself a coffee enema every other day, first thing in the morning, and at my weekly check of my blood, the doctor said things were going very well. Within a couple of weeks things were pretty much normal.

Did those coffee enemas help or was it just a coincidence? But I liked how I felt after those coffee enemas and continued to do it at least once a week, sometimes more often, to this day. Every 6 months when I see my doctor he orders a blood test and says the numbers look good, so I’m going to keep doing it. Is it now preventative? Either way, I like my coffee both ways- top down or bottom up.

@RedBulb99 If it seems to work for you, more power to you!! Enjoy your coffee!

I planned on doing a nice 3.5 quart coffee enema this morning. I took the brew from yesterday, poured it into the bag, brewed some more to add to it. Had to make a quick trip to the vet for a follow-up appointment for my dog and got back later than planned. Well, the enema bag is still full, waiting for me in the shower. Looks like my best opportunity will be tomorrow morning. The question is how long can coffee keep, can it spoil? There is no added ingredients in it, no milk, cream, or sugar. I've used coffee a day later never had a problem, just have to warm it a bit.

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You could always refrigerate the coffee if you have a suitable container. Otherwise, I'd say four days is pushing it.

Thats a lot of coffee

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