Has anyone used Gatorade, G2 or other electrolyte drinks in enema bags

With the concern of keeping electrolytes in balance by using tap water for enema's. Would the above drinks help maintain that balance. All thoughts appreciated :-\ :-\

Interesting. i started a thread about using the 5 hour energy drink as an additive to an enema. Never thought about using Gatorade or a sports drink.

i'll have to try it.........

Well i just tried it. i added a 1 qt bottle of gatorade fruit punch to 1 qt of warm water. i took the enema slowly (20 minutes) so i could see if there was anything of note. It was easy to retain (i suspect because of the salts in the drink). There was very light occasional cramping which passed quickly. The expulsion was easy (but weird to see the red water)! i have a slight sugar buzz but that's about all.

All in all - drink it instead.

In the bag?

That's a waste of perfectly good Gatorade!

You can bet I drink a bottle, or sometimes two after it's over!

Don't want all that sugar in the rectum anyway!

Most sports drinks are not that healthy as they advertise to be. Most are too sugary for their own good. So don't think it would be good as a "healthy" enema, but for fun, it may sound intriguing, especially if you can get a slight sugar "high". Would be interesting to try. Though I would go with orange flavor, so I don't freak out seeing "fruit punch red" come out.

All things considered i wouldn't do it again. There just isn't any reason. i didn't get anything new from it. Can't really recommend it.

What i would like to know is if anyone has ever added the 5 Hour energy drink to their enema. You know, the little bottles that are supposed to give you energy with no after effects. It's mostly B vitamins as i understand.

I've long wanted to try Gatorade as an enema, but haven't gotten around to it. The only time I actually drank any, I thought it rather bland to my taste. My sweet tooth knows no bounds. When a grade-schooler, my hundred-or-so-year-old great-grandfather, a life-long beekeeper, challenged me to eating a pound of honeycomb. I took him on, quicky finished it, then asked for a second. Drinking down an eight-ounce tumbler of pure honey gives my tongue a virtual climax, not to mention high energy level. 😜 😜 😜

I would have thought slat would be absorbed further up the tract,, so not sure of the efficacy,, but certainly worht a try.

I agree with the sugar content being way too high.. and all the other dyes and chemicals. They do make a water now with electrolytes, called Smart Water. Maybe you should try that instead of Gatorade.

What's wrong with just adding a couple of pinches of salt to the bag? I like to use kosher salt as it is pure salt. It does not have the anti-caking, iodine and other additives of regular table salt.

If I wanted sugar up my ass I would try a couple of squirts of chocolate syrup! (Now THERE'S an interesting idea!) ;-}

When I do a total system cleanout, I do sometimes get some electrolyte depletion.

During the recovery, after all of the enemas are done, and the laxatives are starting to wear off, I usually try to drink a quart of Gatorade or Powerade. I find it DOES help me feel better faster.

When I do strictly water clean-outs. The day after brings headaches similar to a bad hangover. I've found that drinking a Gatorade after an enema lessens and sometimes totally prevents the hangover feeling. I don't use salt in my solutions due to hypertension. Go Figure!

I've also been told that drinking Pedialyte after a night of binge drinking sometimes helps with the hangover feelings. I haven't tried that yet.

I have noticed that when I use the Metamucil (psyllium) recipe I don't absorb as much water and there are no headaches afterwards.

After a really strong enema, one that leaves you light-headed, it's a good idea to drink some Gatorade, Powerade, or Pedialyte to restore balance as much as possible.

MMmmm gator aid sounds good, then a hot wine enema.

Just a warning, this is NOT a good idea if you are of the diabetic persuasion or if you have an ongoing electrolyte imbalance (like a high blood potassium level). For those of us with those issues, "I'll just have some water, please."

LadyDoc

Gatorade or an equivalent (with or without sugar) mixed with Miralax or a generic PEG laxative makes for a really effective laxative if you are doing a thorough cleanout. Three or four doses each with 8-12 oz of the Gatorade taken every 30 minutes makes for a real purge. If you are looking for something a little more aggressive start with a dose of castor oil (2-3 oz) first, wait 30 minutes and then start on the 3 or 4 doses of the Gatorade and Miralax mix. I guarantee in that in a couple of hours you will not hold any of it. Great for a sub in a diapers or if you just want to challenge someone. Followed with a couple of glycerin suppositories before the full effect of the oral kicks in will add another dimension of "no control" for those interested in making a sub squirm.