Large Volume enemas in sequence or all in one?

Hi,

When administering a large-volume enema of say 4 quarts, would you advise to use one big 4-quart bag to give an uninterrupted enema, or would you recommend giving a 2-quart enema first, pausing for a few minutes, perhaps inserting a vibrator into the rectum to stir the enema and help retain the enema, and then administering a second 2-quart enema to make it a 4-quart enema in sequence?

A 4 quart enema bag is the best way to go.

I always say let your body tell you what it wants.... I have a four quart bag, but rarely fill it over 3 quarts . Typically my body says it's time to empty when I've only had a one quart intake. Some days I may be able to take two quarts without issue, but things vary from day to day.

First start with a shower shot then a 2qt enema then take a 3 qt then if you still have time take a 4 qt in in the morning in 2 seperate sessioms

Depends what your purpose is. The enema with the break in the middle can be made "harder" because your colon will start to react to the first part, then the second part starts coming in. You can also change the solution type or temperature.

Slow gentle continuous filling with short breaks only as needed probably the easiest way to take a large enema,

Take the time and buy a silicone 4qt. bag (online of course). That way you can infuse the amount you want without any interruption 😍

Either way fill for the thrill and enjoy

Personally I love a 4qt enema, but... I can only handle that if well cleaned out first. I start with a 3qt SSE, after expelling, it's a 3.5 qt saline rinse, then if fairly clear I'll go for 4. I use an OHN all silicone 5qt bag. I seldom take more than 4.

Everyone is different when it comes to capacity - just enjoy what you can and always have plenty of time for a series.

BJ

I have several bags including one of those wonderful OHN five quart enema bags. So grateful to Kristina Amelong. For my paracleanse I link two bags, a two quart and a four quart Klystra bag with a Y piece. Both bags have a clamp. I start filling from the four quart bag using a mild soapy solution and an OF-13-FLY nozzle. I keep the bags low so the flow stops when I am full.

Having released I fill the two quart bag with the paracleanse tincture solution and the bigger bag with a mild saline solution. Using a SPD-2.5 take and hold the paracleanse tincture for about fifteen minutes and then open up the saline. I am very careful, was warned many years ago by a colonic hydrotherapist not to be competitive, but I guess the combined fill is five quarts. Oh so good to be clean!!

Oh, I am very slim. My beloved colon hydrotherapist is convinced that I have hollow legs. She gets sooo much put of me!!!

@Thursdays_child, 1) what is paracleanse, and 2) did any colon hydrotherapist of yours ever tell you how much volume you were getting from them? Mine were all from closed system machines with fluorescent-illuminated visible exit tubes on the front to watch your excretions. They always said they didn’t know how much volume they were giving me, only the water pressures used.

Eric

Taking that little break to strut your stuff with the mixer breaking up the lumps and going for all it's worth sounds dangerous. Butt if you can settle down and take on another two anxious quarts to Round Out the experience, 🙄 rub that tummy gently.

@Thursdays_child, 1) what is paracleanse,

Eric

Having released I fill the two quart bag with the paracleanse tincture solution and the bigger bag with a mild saline solution.

@ericmacson I also am curious what the “paracleanse” enema contains. An initial search for “paracleanse” came up with a product to treat aquarium fish for parasites! Digging a little deeper I found the following product. This tincture is 45-55% grain alcohol by volume, although the recommended dose is @30 drop (is a drop a milliliter?).

https://www.springtohealth.com/products/paracleanse

Curious if that is - or similar - to the paracleanse tincture @Thursdays_child uses. Both the fish and springtoheath products have some of the same ingredients. Also curious why @Thursdays_child feels a need for a parasite colon cleanse, do you have symptoms of a parasite infection or is it preventative?

Or maybe the paracleanse i found is something totally different.

For me, these are just unrealistic numbers .

@Ene1994

What numbers do you find unrealistic? The solutions or the volume?

I have a five quart bags one silicone and one is a German latex bags ,if I’m going to take 5 quarts I do a couple of clean out enemas with my three quart silicone bag that’s open top with a pitcher of solution stand by. Just love open top bags so much easier to fill and clean it was moms choice anyway.

When I take a really large enema, I usually want to take it slow, and take frequent breaks to let the solution settle inside before I push more in. I find that the slower pace and breaks allow me to take more, and the breaks also add to the retention time.