Tips for enema newbies

The general rule of thumb is if you can drink it, it is safe to squirt up your ass.

Not sure how that works with alcohol.

Not sure how that works with alcohol.

Drink it in moderation and the same if you are going in the other end. It does seem to enter the bloodstream faster. Be careful, stay safe!

Related to adding alcohol to an enema, don’t be stupid. If you want to end up in the ER, along with unvaccinated Covid patients, that’s one way to do it. Sorry, this topic just struck a nerve. Nothing personal intended.

I am concerned that my shower enemas are too strong... can I hurt myself with too strong a flush... I'be been doing this for awhile... never had an issue... can the jets be too strong and be harmful... I LOVE the feeling of being clean! ALSO... looking for a shower nozzle the will keep the water in... Thanks!!

Don’t stress about what you see online. Zity is a great site for doing your enema homework. Start with good equipment, relax and listen to your body and your mind’s responses🤗 As you progress in your journey have fun and explore coffee, green tea and alcohol enemas😈Play safe😍

The do's are 1. Use non iodized salt or baking soda - A tablespoon full per 1000 to 1500ml or so to make the solution (More or Less - But 'Good' for our purposes...) isotonic 2. Find a bag / bucket height that feels 'good' to you (2 feet at a minimum - in my 'book')...3. Relax and Enjoy!

Things not to do 1. Don't use hydrogen peroxide, bleach, vinegar, or other 'caustic' substances - Unless a very trusted and knowledgeable person gives you the exact recipe, even then be very cautious. 2. Don't make your 'solution' too hot or to cold - too hot can burn your sensitive insides and really mess you up. Too cold can give you cramps - When you gain experience you may like a cooler enema (I do when it is hot outside...) - but don't go crazy!

Alcohol enemas can be done safely, (Believe it or not...) but do so with caution - Don't become a 'statistic'. I 'do' 500ml brandy or vodka with a 1000 to 1500ml water made isotonic with non iodized salt or baking soda (It 'treats' my back pain quite well - When nothing else will...) - If I were fairly 'new' at this I would 'start' with about perhaps 250ml of brandy or vodka. But I have done this for over 20 years and know my limits very well. Don't be a 'Hero' and start small.

Yet Again - Don't become a statistic for the pricks to come up with even more restricting laws on our 'hobby' and equipment!