Do enemas make you feel better?

The original poster asked, I think, specifically about the attitude adjusting properties of an enema, which I’ve discovered rather accidentally but do believe in.

It’s obvious I’m going to feel better afterwards when I approach the procedure in huge medical need. The difference goes beyond just relief of constipation, nausea, and pain; there are times I notice I can naturally stand straighter and breathe more deeply after relieving a terrible IBS flare. My whole body relaxes in ways it’d been unable to.

What is less obvious to me but has been so consistent that I believe it’s associated is the psychological lift. And here I’m not talking about an enema with any sort of happy ending. There are times when I have taken quick, workmanlike enemas for IBS prevention that I’ve needed to fit, rather stressfully, in between work meetings or before my cleaning lady arrives. There’s no pain to relieve, and no sexual aspect because that part of my brain is turned off by the time constraints.

And yet…after these enemas I’ve noticed myself better able to deal with the high density of stress and fire drills my role and line of work routinely dish out. The sensation is not that different from my experience of first receiving a moderate opioid dose for pain: the pain is still there, but it does not bother me in the same way.

After an enema, the same stressors and annoyances are still there, but I just don’t react to them in the same way.

Unlike opioids, which I will now only take in the most extreme circumstances, the psychological effect of an enema doesn’t seem to build tolerance; it’s just reliably there.

While I’ve never tried an enema for stress relief alone, my experience tells me that would probably work. And that’s before any of the sexual aspects and those endorphins and other neuroactive chemicals are added, which of course could heighten the effects.

Absolutely yes.... it acts on my mind as a very relaxing and at the same time energizing kind of activity, better than gymnastics or a walk/hike.... even better than a body massage...of course it needs to be given by a person with whom I can totally let go....even if they do not evolve into some sexual encounter, a nice warm enema after a stressful work day used to work miracles on me...my wife used to read my face and unknown to me she said she could tell if an enema was what I needed.... barring that I'm always ready for an enema, she got it right every time... Right now, I start feeling perky and excited just thinking a friend is coming to give me one....

Sweetest_relief:

You nailed it when reporting that enemas do not build a psychological tolerance.

Yep, nothing in my experience but willingness, a key hint.

I have replied on this before.

Yes in so many ways mentally physically emotionally sexually.

It fixes a bad mood and takes the edge off of a hangover. I didn't sexualize enemas like I do other aspects of medical fetishism but I find them very relieving and very practical.

Absolutely! They serve as a release of my inner anal erotic kink…

Hard to say, I'm usually hung over after. But, it makes my ass and dick feel good! My dick bobs up and down dripping pre cum log a dog wagging it's tail!

Yes very much so!!

Luscius Lisa replied:

Yes in so many ways mentally physically emotionally sexually.

Luscious Lisa, you hit the nail on the head girl. I want to add high expectations to follow.

The first time I was a liver detox. It was from a friend, a nurse into natural health.

I wound up getting four coffee enemas over a a two hour period. I had to retain them and then release them. The process took its toll on me. After my last enema. I got onto my bed and soon fell asleep.

I slept throughout the night and my friend stayed and slept on the living room couch.

In the morning I was feeling very rested. The detox helped relieve the ache I had de eloped from the excessive drinking I had been doing.

Before leaving as she did when striving took my BP and rectal temperature. My body temperature was back to 98.)F and my BP had come down as well.

Yes the enemas made me feel better.