Why so small?

Hello, i'm a newbie as user at this site, but reading posts about 3-4 months. So i have a question, why every post with recipe milk + molasses enema use less then 1 liter (like 480ml milk + 480ml molasses) of liquid at all? I want try this enema, but i can't understand, why nobody use 2-3-4 liters enema (like 1-1,5-2 liters of each ingridient)? It's hard to squeeze out? In that case i agree, 1 liter enema it good size. If reason is it just hard to retain, i don't realize, why nobody using inflatable pump with this enema. Thanks for answers and sorry for my language, english isn't my native language. (1 liter is a little more than 1 quart, 480ml is about half quart)

Oleg, nice to meet you.

The reason this particular enema is small is that it produces powerful waves of peristalsis--the need to evacuate. There would be no purpose to making it larger when it's more than strong enough. Most likely, your body would not even accept more of this solution but would expel it involuntarily.

Many people here have said they tried it once and will never do it again, and these are people who like enemas, cramping, etc.

Oh, okey, i will start with small volume enema, but want know, is 3-4 liters of m+m enema will be dangerous? Eventually i want to try so much.

@OlegVoker try this "Milk and Molasses Enema" topic.

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

It may have examples of "why".

I am a pretty experienced enema recipient and the largest milk and molasses enema I have ever taken was 12 ounces of milk and 12 ounces of blackstrap molasses. It produced one of the strongest colonic evacuations and most violent cramps I have experienced. I have only done these in cases of severe constipation. The M&M enema is way too intense for routine enema use ... at least for me.

'Nuff said ......

Let me assure you the warnings you are receiving are valid. Go slow with the M&M enema, a little goes a long ways. You may find it necessary to do a clear rinse after.