What happens with daily enemas?

I watched a very interesting video on this topic today...

https://youtu.be/2c-BrXyz0vo?feature=shared

Thanks. Very informative. Nice lady. She could demonstrate on me. I have also read medical reports about daily use creating dependency. I wonder if she poops without enemas ???

Theres a few of us on here that clean out every day for many years the health results are quite clear i think we need a thread for just us long time users

Here are some previous discussions on this topic , similar at least.

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=958038

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=1570

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=623447

She sounds like a less than subtle promotion for Australia’s Happy Bum Co.

Enemas have their benefits, and I have experienced some of what she says, but taking them every day I feel might do me more harm than good.

As an old fart and lifelong klismo, enemas have been a daily indulgence in an on and off again obsession. I have posted here and there regarding personal experiences and attitudes.

I haven't suffered any negative health or medical issues in 70+ years although some may say there are psychological issues at play. If anything, my enema indulgences have been a means by which I can unwind and manage extreme stress and challenges within career, family, and other personal issues.

The main thing is keeping solutions, volumes, and other factors within safe and sane parameters. I've used pre-emptive enemas as a positive way to engage in many exhaustive committments and still manage "normal" BM's depending on food and liquid intake.

Have I mentioned that mom, grandma, and our family doctors/pediatricians advocated their use in my formative years? Why give up on that simple procedure and pleasure at this point in life?

BTW...having a bidet for external washing and the enema bag for some quick internal cleansing has been a blessing for decades!

I might add to the Older posts on the topic that until recently I never considered using an enema every day. I like them, but daily always seemed like too much of a good thing, although I've discussed that with some folks who do it or have it done to them. Until my surgeries, my frequency varied according to need.

I was intrigued by the video because it appeared to me that this young lady was pretty sick and that her regimen had healed her. It was not only enemas, but also diet, exercise, & a numbervof other things. The enemas were a big deal, though, and helped her a lot. I'm considering daily enemas (not doing them yet) to help with my LAR Syndrome, which happens when one has a shortened colon / sigmoid /rectum, usually due to cancer surgery. Fortunately I had no cancer detected, but I did have a bowel perforation. LAR Syndrome, as I've written before, results in many bowel movements per day, often with explosive diarrhea. One of the seminars I watched indicated that this was the case with 70+% of the patients. I got it, and it is much more of a problem than you might think. Hence, daily enemas. I'm glad I don't hate them. That would be the worst.

It seems like daily enemas are right for certain people, but it is kind of extreme. Now if I just had a pretty nurse...(correction. A pretty CONSTIPATED nurse.. a guy can dream, can't he?)...

I liked the video it was very informative and some statements the lady made I can definitely relate to. A daily enema or near daily enemas are good for her due to her physical condition. For me a daily enema would be over doing them. I know because I have tried it in the past and I could feel my body telling me that it was too much. I have developed my own enema routine, usually I take two to three in one session once a week, sometimes I skip a week it just depends on how my body feels and what it’s telling me. In the video she was talking about eating assorted vegetables etc. For me my favorite is a steak with a potato and some veggies on the side. That type of meal seems to energize me. We’re all different.

When my siblings and I were growing up in the nineteen fifties, doctors routinely prescribed daily enemas when someone was home sick in bed for the duration of the illness. They also recommended, daily prophylactic enemas for other family members at risk of coming down with the disease. Consequently, there were a few times when for one reason or another, we received daily enemas for a month or more and never had an issue with our bowel movements not returning to normal within a day or two.

Grandma was a retired registered nurse and a firm believer in enemas for kids, teenagers, and adults. So, when the doctor prescribed daily enemas for someone in the family, his orders were carried out. To help take care of this, she taught her two younger daughters personal hygiene, plus how to care for and give children enemas as preteens. Giving them the responsibility of doing our evening bath, alone with enemas and the occasionally spanking. So, whenever my siblings and I were sick and daily enemas ordered, the girls took care of us and themselves, in the large downstairs bathroom together at evening bath time.

There are some old texts, written by physicians, and digitized on Wayback, where enemas and frequency are discussed. The one thing that I've always believed made sense, was that smaller volume tap water enemas, not retained, were not likely to create negative issues. They are quick flushes of the rectal vault that doesn't disturb the rest of the colon. I still take the occasional large volume "High Enemas" to cleanse the entire lower GI tract. Food and liquid intake always restores normal BM's. I also use a bidet whenever available. A quickie cleanse inside and out suits me well!

I've done daily enemas off and on. A bowel movement once a day seems normal to me. If I had not been doing daily enemas I would have had a normal BM once a day, but doing enemas, I still do one a day, but there is not strain, just slips right out. The only problem I have if I stop daily enemas and go to a couple times a week, I'm still on schedule, but if for some reason I cannot take my enema bag with me on a trip or don't have any privacy, I would change my diet, lots of fruits. It would take a few days to get back on a normal schedule but that's been a long time ago. i prefer not to use laxatives, just eat the right foods.

Are daily enemas unhealthy? I'm not convince that they are unhealthy, but getting back to a "normal" schedule can take a while.

the hoseman

Never had any problems with enemas, always be safe, but I always took large volumes over two liters. As a kid the doctor often ordered weekly or daily enemas.

The only times I got daily enemas was when I was too sick to go to school. The doctor suggested it to my Mom to keep my bowels emptied out during the illness. I certainly didn't fake being ill to skip school because I hated those enemas.

In my experience, small enemas that affect only the rectum, can be taken as often as liked, specially if you are into anal sex. For bigger and deeper enemas, a certain care needs to be taken. We all react in different ways, have different needs and habits....my general take is that the bigger the enemas you take, the more time there should be in between... this guideline served me very well...

--I realize my own habits are at the extreme end of the spectrum. I detest the sensation of feces in my colon, so I wash it out several times every day. I take a little enema first thing when I get up in the morning, when I get home from work, and last thing in the evening before bed. I've been doing that since my twenties, and I'm 52 now. This is purely hygiene and not erotic.

--I do love erotic enemas, big deep ones, often with cold water, often retained. Enema play is a routine part of our couple sex life and of my masturbation practice.

--If that was harming me I think the harm would have made itself evident by now; it hasn't.

Hugs,

~Diane

I have been doing enemas daily and sometimes 3 a day for 20 yrs. I have put very hot water and ice enemas, dishwashing soap and laundry soap many times years ago. I have done many many punishment enemas also in the past. I do love being clean inside and i do love the erotic sensual side more now and i still do vagasil enemas. If i had done any damage i would have known it by now. Im blessed

As I perused the older entries on this topic, I was taken by the ages of many former members. Several are no longer with us.

I'm hoping that their time here was always a positive thing in their lives. Enemas did become a very positive indulgence for me, even though I was resentful and embarrassed as a young boy.

Those "friendships" here and elsewhere are appreciated and add to a positive outlook as I age and overcum various health and personal challenges. I have met a few in person and wish I could meet all, even if only to share a drink or cup of coffee.

I've posted about Efest in Las Vegas many years ago. Attendance was very enlightening due to the very friendly and well rounded experiences of all present. Who could have imagined that enemas could be such a common denominator?

Enjoy your indulgences, whether daily or periodically. Just be reasonably safe and sane. Life and prosperity is not infinite.

@hoseman1

When we are on a trip, we drink less water, the body will need to take more water out from large colon, = poop is more dry and dense. Movement also slow down.

Eat fruits help, gives you fibers. Eat a lot more vegetables also help. Remember to drink more water.

After going out all day and forgot to drink water, go home and drink some more water to make it up

I am lucky enough to have a standalone bidet with hot and cold running water with a colon tube attachment (see my pic in my gallery). I also have a shower shot in my tub shower (pic in my gallery). I will use either to give myself a rectal rinse after I have a BM. I usually will have second BM later in the day and will rinse again. I do feel that if I did 2qt. bag enemas daily that would be too much for me and create a dependency. But by rinsing out the rectum, I feel that keeps my system operating comfortably because the water isn't' washing out my entire colon along with the good bacteria that is essential for normal digestion.

I should note that I have never suffered from constipation so feeling clean is the goal for the rectal rinses. That said when I do a series of enemas they are for sexual pleasure and my body will usually take a day sometimes two to fully get back to my normal 2 BMs a day. But I only do a 3-enema series about every two weeks.

The bottom line is to listen to your body, and it will tell you when you have overstepped its boundaries for normal operation. When you begin to feel things are not right, then it's time to dial it back a bit to get back be feeling good again.