It's Winter!

Dec. 11, 2013

Winter solstice is now 9 days away and it's no secret that summer is over. The winter chill is here and the cold chills the body. I have been chilled all day from the weather and this evening I decided to do something about it. Therefore, I drew a syringe full of hot water, that is about 118 degrees F and filled my "Jugbag" to the brim. Injecting it made me sweat! It also cured my chills and like any enema, I was feeling warm and content again afterward.

Have you used this remedy? What is your remedy for bone chilling cold? Tell us about it!

From what i have read, the maximum temperature you should inject internally is 110 degrees F. I love enemas at that temperature, with low pressure for a slow fill. It is quite relaxing. Easily get 3 quarts in with only feeling the sensation of being infused, often I take the whole four, especially if I incorporate baking soda.

All my coffee enemas are at 110 too.

To get warm quicker, I take a hot shower while taking the enema. Shower enemas contain J&J Head to Toe Baby Shampoo. After all, besides getting warm, I like getting squeaky clean, inside and out.

Temperature is purely subjective and individual. In my case, which I cite here, I have injected water a bit warmer than 110 deg. F and 115 F is almost usual for me and may be quite marginal for someone else. Of course, safety is your prime concern and some may find 115 temperature uncomfortable. My prime concern here was quick warming and 118 may have been a bit reckless but has worked for me as an absolute maximum. By all means, let safety be your guide and 110 surely is safe for everyone but not as effective for me. When I am chilled, I wish the enema temp. to be high enough to induce a sweat and in this case 118 did that.

The warm enema helps but I just don't go outside sometimes for days at a time; sure you risk cabin fever but you stay warm!

For me, the best cold weather warm is. Turn up the house heat and get the bathroom warm, fill the tub with warm water and take a nice, warm 1 qt salt water enema. I guess we all have our own way to deal the the cold. 7 degrees above here right now, so your post has me thinking...

Head for Australia!! It's SUMMER down there!!

I've written elsewhere on Zity, that I am into taking really hot enemas. I'm sort of a masochist and take punishment enemas. A 118 degree F enema is really rather unpleasant, and I am accustomed to tolerating them. If you're not used to this temperature, it can be rather painful. Also, I don't sweat from hot water enemas. I also take high volumes. I've done six quarts of water at 118 degrees F. It's a punishment enema because it's unpleasant. (Who would have guessed?)

I've also been warned that taking high temperature enemas (over 115 degrees F) can "denature" the cells in the lining of your colon. Which I guess, means it kills them. (Doesn't seem like a good idea.)

I like to have a niece heated fleecy fuzzy blanket to wrap around me when having an enema...my mother always had a warm pre heated fuzzy fleecy blanket that she draped over lap for me to lay on when she gave me an enema...the heated blanket smelled and felt so good along with the smell of Ivory soap and the rubber enema bag.

A good old fashion warm enema is just the ticket to warm your innerards during the winter months. I enjoy all the many sensations of preparing and taking a good enema, but I have to say that the feeling of warmth is at the top of the list!

Nothing beats taking a nice very warm enema when your chilled from being out in the cold weather for a while. I don't actually check how hot the water is but I will submerge my hand and wrist into the water and if the water is too hot to hold my arm in, then I cool the water until I can.

What could be warming than lying down on a rubber sheet with a nice warm red hot water bottle wobbling on the tummy attached to a higginson syringe and enjoying each squeeze of the pump until completion!!