Has anyone ever tried..... (various and sundry recipes)

Just did "Stash premium Green & White Fusion Tea, salt of course, and a tad or two of mineral oil and no 'soap this time'; used a regular 2 quart red closed end bag with douche nozzle; held for about 10 minutes with a butt plug...to get max benefits for a soothing, calming session. :😃

I am rather new to experimenting with different recipes and I'm curious as to whether anyone has tried using diluted liquid concentrate grapefruit seed extract in order to balance off the good and bad bacteria in the colon. If so what mixture did you use ??

Bouda

CAUTION-while I'm no MD, Johns Hopkins has just published an article about the dangers of grapefruit and some prescrition medicatons :-\

Have any of you ever tried a Minima? It’s a first enema followed by 2-quarts of warm saline and baking soda, 1-teaspoon of sea salt per quart and 3-tablespoons of baking soda. The Minima is just a pint of warm water with just a touch of soap 1/8-teaspoon of Dr. Bronners baby soap, to make it work but not to be cramp’y. Both enemas are made up at the same time and hung together each has a thick barium nozzle giving me a good feeling and something to bear down on.

I start with the Minima taking it in the KC position slowly just trickling it in for about 5-minutes so there's no shock to my colon and while taking massage my abdomen staying in that position another 5-minutes so the enema goes as high as it can in that position, while still massaging my abdomen and keeping the nozzle in, I lie on my left side for 5 more then my back for 5 then my right side for five and finally my tummy for 5, this has let the Minima work for 25 minutes and there's no cramping. Then I take out the Minima nozzle, turn on to my back and put in the saline/baking soda enema nozzle and open the clamp just far enough to let this enema trickle in as I massage myselfand take long slow deep breaths. When it's all in I don't hold the enemas any longer I just get up and let them out. They give a wonderful cleansing and I feel so refreshed after.

Marlene

Sounds great.........thanks

I use Amways's LOC (Liquid Organic Concentrate) in my enemas. It is all natural natural being made from coconut oil. It gives you a good cleaning out. Just wondering if anyone else has tried it. I feel that it is very safe to use as are virtually all Amway products and would highly recommend it.

Wow! I think I would have remembered that if I ever heard it at Seminar and Rally. But, yeah, we put a drop in the coffee maker to make water wetter, so why not in our enemas? Rock on, up your PV and down your leg!

I've long been a fan of Dr. Bronners soap as an additive. My wife bought some liquid hand soap with peppermint and tea tree oils. Smells wonderful, and is kind to the skin. Has anyone here tried a similar soap as an additve? Are there any phamacological reasons to not use tea tree (I have been told that eucalyptus is an absolute no no)?

If you want to try something other than a soap; you might want to use aloe vera juice as an additive. It is a natural product and tends to lubricate the intestines; resulting in an ease of passage of fecal matter.

Happy Returns.

Joan T.

Hi,

Yes, I have tried using fizz tablets many times. I fill myself to the limit and then put 2 or 3 vitamin tablets and big butt plug. What a feeling! You can notice, when the tablets melt and causing intense pressure to bowel. In case of managing to hold the plug couple of minutes, then the cramping starts.

BR Mac

I too have tried this, but I have only gotten my fizz from Alka-Seltzer. I get a big box that has 2 tablets in a foil packet. I keep them by the bed, and when I want an extra kick after filling up, I reach over, open a pack, and then pop the 2 tablets up the ass.

Yep, the feeling is often out of this world. There's a lot of gurgling right in the rectum, and then usually a big burst of bubbles coming up the left side of the colon. Sometimes it goes on and on.

So, to all the nay-sayers who are always against anything but their own way to do enemas, I figure this is pretty safe. After all, like the vitamins, it's made for you to drink. Just after letting it fizz out in a glass. The medicine in the stuff is mostly aspirin, and in any case, it's coming out pretty darn soon, in most cases.

So, if you have an open mind, open up your bottom for some fizz tablets. I've got some Airborne around, and may just try than...

I have tried this, and can agree it can become messy quickly. Best done in a bathtub if at all. Most people don't like the cramps which can be quite strong. I don't recommend this, even as a punishment.

To get an idea of how much fizz there is per tablet, a old soft drink bottle ( glass) balancing the tablet on the top, stretch a balloon over the top of the bottle and then let the tablet fall into the water in the bottom of the bottle. You might be surprised by how much carbon dioxide we are talking about. Be careful with this.

I've heard of a starch enema and have been curious about them. but I have not been able to find plain ld fashioned starch in any stores locally. All they have is the spray starch.

I believe a recipe for it was another in a long list of enema recipes in the old Merck Manual.

The mild version (cramping free) goes with a teaspoon of rice starch into 3 quarts water.

The hard version (plenty of cramping) goes with two tablespoons of rice starch into 3 quarts of water.

I didn't do any rinse and I didn't seem as there was need to.

Only point, pay attention to the rice starch, stores sell two versions, the one for bathing babies that is pure rice starch, the other is for adult bathing and often contains pearfum, which I honestly won't put in my ass, so check the labels!

Have you used the tea tree soap in an enema solution and is it safe?

Just tried a new twist!!! Wow!!!!

Took my bulb and attached the douche nozz and filled it 3/4 with orange flavored seltzer water. Inserted half way and shook it good and then pumped it in and out and in and out. This is the most sensation I've ever experienced...... Or at least very different!!! This would fun to do and have done by your friend/lover!!Try it and tell me what you think!!! or e-mail @ friskyfitfun@usa.com. Would like your response.

I can't seem to find a post to respond to, but this topic is vast. I've been bathing for over a week with a lovely soap from Whole Foods, made of Shea butter and Dead Sea salts (glycerin is also an ingredient) under their "One with Nature" brand. Today, I decided to use it in an enema because it was so soothing on my skin. I put the bar in a container with 2 qts. of water at 103 degrees until it became cloudy. It was a very comfortable, effective and soothing enema. It seemed more gentle than castile soap. I followed it with a warm water enema. It was a nice change -- very relaxing.

Sounds very interesting... sometimes a soothing and gentle enema is just the thing! Will have to visit Whole Foods today. Side note, the one near me (Alexandria) also carries several variates of Dr. Bronners soap.

I have used a mix of 1 teabag green tea plus 1 teabag herbal peppermint to a quart of water and let it steep for about five minutes. Have done this several times with and without salt and enjoyed each time. It was soothing and comfortable to hold.