Gurgling enemas

I really like it when my stomach gurgles during an enema, so I wondered if there is some recipes that can cause a lot of gurgling

Oh yes! Sitting on the toilet with my belly enema distended and hearing it gurgle and churning is most exciting!

A milk and molasses enema will cause much gurgling. Four ounces of warm milk with four ounces of molasses added and mixed well given by an eight ounce bulb syringe will definitely give gurgling. Retain for thirty minutes if you can. An alternative is adding four tablespoons of brown sugar to twelve ounces of warm water mixing to dissolve it and then adding two tablespoons of bicarbonate of soda to it. It can be given by a bag syringe or my preference is using a six ounce bulb syringe.

I just gave myself a quickie enema, listened to my lower left quadrant with my littmann stethoscope, lots of noisy activity down there, would like to record it and share.

I have always associated the gurgling with the enema doing its thing and churning away at the source of my discomfort. Shortly after the gurgles comes the desire to release the enema. We all know what that means.

If you want some gurgling fix two separate bags with a quart of water each, in one mix a tablespoon of baking soda, in the other mix two tablespoons of lemon juice. Give either the baking soda or lemon juice then switch to the other bag, the gas will build up quickly. The lemon juice will cause the baking soda to generate carbon dioxide gas like in baking and you will have lots of gas and gurgling in your colon.

I’ve been here about 9 years. and a well-known former member wrote several posts that said adding liquid glycerin in certain concentrations to your enema would reliably produce gurgling, often without also giving you cramps. Since I really like gurgling but not bad cramps, I’ve tried it a few times and at least between about 5-10% v/v glycerin, she was right at least for my colon. Very pleasant.

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Milk and molasses enemas will produce gas, gurgling. A discussion is found here

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=241

Putting in some air might also produce gurgling as the air moves through the enema. I do this by gently pushing on the empty bag until air bubbles "burble" into the ass. You won't not hear them get there. Just go slow, don't push too hard or fast. You don't want to rupture or blow out your bowels.

When at my Aunt's house my cousin and I would be given enemas together on my cousin's bed. One of us we lie on our side near the edge of the bed to receive the enema then we'd switch positions for the other to get their enema. We'd then both lie side by side on our backs while we waited the required time before both being able to go to the bathroom an release our enemas into the toilet. During that waiting time our bellies would usually gurgle making us giggle. We often rested a hand on each other's belly to be able to feel whose belly jiggled. Those were some of my favorite enema memories as a kid.

Give an enema to a woman who is feeling bloated, and make sure to close the bathroom window so the neighbors don’t hear her release!

Try some white vinegar in the water and then just be after you get the tube and it starts to go pour some baking soda in there