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.