Castor Oil followed by enemas

I have been given castor oil which had a terrible taste that gave me the feeling to vomit but my mother did not give enemas after that but in seperate incidents

Yes,

A cup of Castor oil taken with syringe into colon and followed with warm enema is good at sending it on up higher from a seated position followed by on your back and left side to coat transverse colon.

I have been given castor oil which had a terrible taste that gave me the feeling to vomit but my mother did not give enemas after that but in separate incidents

In the case that you will take 1/2 oz (= 15 ml) castor oil in your mouth and mix this there with your saliva for 30 minutes before swallowing this one you will not have any problems with the taste of castor oil for the receptors concerning the taste of castor oil are not in the front of the mouth but at the back. Further castor oil will become runny and will not disturb the mucosa of the stomach. I have found this out after lengthy consideration for in my courses I have had to attend lectures in chemistry too.

Yes,

A cup of Castor oil taken with syringe into colon and followed with warm enema is good at sending it on up higher from a seated position followed by on your back and left side to coat transverse colon.

Castor oil injected into the colon has no effect except as a lubricant.

Castor oil injected into the colon has no effect except as a lubricant.

Not only this one, for the not swallowed and so not in ricinoleic acid and glycerine splitted castor oil will pollute the toilet key.

I'm going to try a healthy dose of castor oil with a lot of pear juice in a couple of days. I've never had them together, but each one has caused diarrhea.

I'm going to try a healthy dose of castor oil with a lot of pear juice in a couple of days.

I am curious to know upon your experience. - Remember: Castor oil is no drink, but a fetty oil that should be pretreated in order to avoid problems with your stomach. In the case that you will take 1/2 oz (= 15 ml) castor oil in your mouth and mix this there with your saliva for 30 minutes before swallowing this one you will not have any problems with the taste of castor oil:

(1) The receptors concerning the taste of castor oil are not in the front of the mouth but at the back. So, in salivating castor oil in your mouth you will remark nothing of its taste.

(2) After the salivation of castor oil in the described manner this one will lose its bad taste completely and will become a tasteless syrup. So, it will be easy to swallow this dosage.

(3) Finally castor oil will lose its high viscosity and will no more irritate the mucosa of the stomach.

@Ebbie-Anne let us know the results of this experiment!

@Ebbie_Anne

The plan you propose is essentially what was in a Fleet Prep Kit #5, sadly no longer available. That kit really cleaned someone out, but was probably discontinued due to poor patient acceptance.

As to your program, there is little point in taking more than about 2 Oz of Castor Oil. The oil is digested and releases highly laxative digestion products. Once that happens, you will have absolutely no choice but to poo everything out… FAST… including all undigested oil. If you take a larger dose, you'll just see it floating on the water and poo in the toilet.

After the Castor Oil has finished working, usually about 6 hours after you took it, it's enema time. Usually, a 1500ml bag of warm water, with the enema soap packet, will pretty much leave you well cleaned.

Have fun.

As to your program, there is little point in taking more than about 2 Oz of Castor Oil. The oil is digested and releases highly laxative digestion products. Once that happens, you will have absolutely no choice but to poo everything out… FAST… including all undigested oil. If you take a larger dose, you'll just see it floating on the water and poo in the toilet.

You are right, therefore I am swallowing a smaler dosage of 1 tablespoon (= 15 ml) castor oil, that will be splitted completely in ricinoleic acid and glycerine; so you will not remark any undigested oil in the toilet.

I'm going on nearly 3 days without going poop. A nice dose of castor oil will definitely loosen things up. 32 ounces of pear juice will speed things up.

I was researching castor oil a few days ago and saw something tat said if you cubbed castor oil in your belltty, it would soak trough and make you poop. In the same research there are evidently castor oil packs that you put o your belly that do the same thing . Anybody ever try that?

I'm going on nearly 3 days without going poop. A nice dose of castor oil will definitely loosen things up. 32 ounces of pear juice will speed things up.

In the case that you will swallow a good dose castor oil it will not be necessary to take further 32 ounces of pear juice.

@Public_Enema

You mention Castor Oil packs and ask if they work. In my experience a Castor Oil pack can certainly have a laxative effect, although it is not as powerful as a full oral dose.

Cato Oil can be absorbed though the skin and will start to have a laxative effect some hours later I found this out as a kid when playing with model airplane engines. For those unfamiliar with these, the fuel is made of a mix of methanol and Castor Oil. During the afternoon I got a lot of the oil on my hands, and later in the evening had several urgent, large, unexpected poos.

As to the pack, I've had them while on an open colonic system, an Angel of Water. The therapist put an oil soaked flannel pad on my naked belly, covered it with plastic film and a heating pad and left it there for about an hour. The warmth of the pad increased the oil absorbtion. I don't think the pack did anything to increase the poos from the water the Angel put up me and I thought the Angel session would pretty much clean me out, but a few hours later I stated to poo again…. nothing violent, but a definite urge and soft results.

In summary, I've experienced definite laxative effects from Castor Oil absorbed tough the skin. The effects were not as strong as an oral dose, but it does definitely make me poo.

There an entire section on castor oil packs ,poultices and enemas in “ back to Eden “

In summary, I've experienced definite laxative effects from Castor Oil absorbed tough the skin. The effects were not as strong as an oral dose, but it does definitely make me poo.

I have tried a castor oil pack long ago and it had no effect whatever. Whether it works for a given person is definitely a matter of their own individual body and metabolism.

Saw it somewhere that back in ww 1 days, the early planes used castor oil in their engines , which leaked a lot , covering the pilot in oil, leading to a lot of pooping, dont know if this is true or not.

A castor oil pack on the tummy and a little below is a therapy that my naturopath prescribes for her patients with IBS-C. I haven’t tried it, but a couple of the women in my GI discussion group who suffer from chronic constipation say that it is an effective alternative to taking an enema or oral laxative. Also used for PMS when a woman is constipated. Lay a hot water bottle to add warmth, which can be comforting when she’s having cramps.

The main problem of castor oil packs will be the poison jam in the liver, for in doing this, the gall containing all the poisons will not be excreted in such a comparable manner than by swallowing 1 tablespoon (15 ml) castor oil.

I want to return to the question of the beginning:

"Has anyone experienced taking Castor Oil and then having a series of soapsuds enemas?"

Obviously this special form of a procedure for a complete bowel cleansing will be recommended:

(01) https://pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/91.5.948

(02) https://www.ajronline.org/doi/pdfplus/10.2214/ajr.139.5.855

(03) https://books.google.de/books?id=ScPvM03B3lUC&pg=PA218&lpg=PA218&dq=enema+after+castor+oil&source=bl&ots=tKU_sAb0sk&sig=ACfU3U3sPhef9trxkrFxNdcTPEW4ncKFdw&hl=de&sa=X&

(04) https://merrilynhope.com/ideas-for-using-castor-oil/

"Within five hours of taking the castor oil laxative, you must have an enema, or a colonic irrigation."

(05) ved=2ahUKEwjAqNbX0eT5AhXV8LsIHQAzACE4ggEQ6AF6BAgbEAM#v=onepage&q=enema%20after%20castor%20oil&f=false

"Castor oil plus soap enema had the most marked effect, but most of the increased activity was due to castor oil."

Saw it somewhere that back in ww 1 days, the early planes used castor oil in their engines , which leaked a lot , covering the pilot in oil, leading to a lot of pooping, dont know if this is true or not.

Castor oil is in some applications, and was used as a lubricant for 2 stroke engines. It is mixed with the gasoline but some of it isn't completely burned. Those open cockpit aircraft was right behind the engine so the pilot was right in line with the exhaust getting plastered with caster oil and worse was leaded gasoline. So there maybe some truth in it....

@1ofmany Tgat is true and that was the origin of pilots wearing silk scarves. The scarves covered their mouth preventing the ingestion of the oil.

This has been prescribed to me more than once. This was a standard set of drugs for colonoscopy, especially in children. First you drink castor oil, then diarrhea begins. Enemas are given a few hours after castor oil.

I know this is an old thread, but I decided to test caster oil, have never had it.

I just got some in from amazon, I looked up the dosage, I swallowed 60 ml of the stuff.

It didn't taste good but I didn't find it all that objectionable. I took it before bed, soon after found it was a very, very bad idea. Two hours later I woke up, felt something warm, I shit the bed, made a mess. A couple more times during the night I woke up, too late, made a mess again. Now that's time to get up, took three quarts of a coffee enema. The enema didn't want to come out so I added a squirt of soap, did the trick, only a few more visits to the toilet and I was done.

If I take caster oil again, I'd do it in the morning and plan on taking the day off