Large Volume Enemas

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. . . . can you overdue and do damage from the extreme contractions?. . . .

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With reasonable volumes, "extreme contractions" will not cause any problems. You will have bigger problems from forcing in too great a volume.

The more often you clean out the smaller the diamenter of the colon it is a tube muscle and you are working it out you can also gain increadable control over time

I can take four quarts after getting good and cleaned out. I usually start with a 2 quart hot and soapy, then a 2½ - 3 quart rinse, then for the finale usually a 3-4 quart with either a colon tube or a double balloon nozzle. Sometimes the third one won't make it all the way to four quarts, sometimes it is still removing waste and a fourth one is necessary to achieve the four quart mark.

My normal routine is to take a full, measured four quarts for the first of a series. Depending on how I feel, I can take a second at four as well. Proper position (on all fours head down) and if necessary a balloon can be useful.Most importantly is the determination to “take it all”.

I am sitting at the computer in the process of taking a 4+ quart enema using warm water, Ivory Soap and sea salt. I used 5 glycerine suppositories and 1 Bis-e-Vac suppository for the initial cleanout. So far so good! This is always easier with "help" but every once in awhile you just need a good enema NOW!.

Is your welfare worth the risk of finding out just how much you can take experimenting with how far you can push the enema envelope? I think not. Common sense far exceeds what might happen. Take care..

LH 🌹

My initial enema is a 4 quart very warm soapsuds enema. I follow with one or two 4 quart salt water rinses.

I can usually take most, if not all of a 2qt. bag. If I haven't had an enema in a few weeks, I sometimes even have a little trouble getting a quart in me on the first enema. But I never try to over do it, or push past any limits. I take all that I can hold, but I don't stop on the first cramp either unless it is truly unbearable.

Having said that though, there was this one time that I got a coffee "infusion" from the colon hydrotherapist that I used to go to many years ago...

We had discussed coffee enemas during a colonic session one time (she thought of course that they were a good thing) and I asked if she offered anything like that. She said that she did, it was $5 more (her colonics were only $22 a session), and that I had to let her know when I made an appointment that I wanted that, so she could have the coffee ready, of course. Next appointment I made, I requested the coffee. 😃

I was kind of surprised that her opinion was that the coffee should be administered first, prior to the regular colonic. She said that the coffee would absorb better through the colon if the colon had not already been saturated with water during the colonic. So I was basically going to get a coffee enema before the colonic; not after it.

The coffee was administered with the same equipment (speculum, intake and outake hoses), except that the coffee was in what looked like kind of a "modern" plastic enema can attached to the wall. It looked large enough to hold a gallon of liquid, and had a graduated scale on the side of it that I couldn't read from where I was laying.

Anyway, I laid there on my back (the usual position for her colonics) and she administered the coffee. After a few minutes she asked if I was feeling full and needed to release. I didn't. She kept the coffee flowing a few minutes more, then asked again if I was SURE that I didn't need to release - she said that I had taken nearly 4qt.!!

That surprised me too. I told her that, "wow, really? I don't feel THAT full" ... And I didn't!

So I told her "yeah, maybe we should (release)." (I kinda guess we were probably about to run out of coffee too, lol)

I had no recent clean out just prior to that coffee enema from her. I got the regular colonic after the coffee. I took other coffee enemas at home after that to see if I could match that volume again - I couldn't, aprox. 2qt. seems to be my regular limit using coffee also...

So how or why I was able to take that much that one time is still a mystery to me. I guess a person, maybe even most persons could probably take 4qts. of liquid in their colons under the right circumstances. I swear though that I would have never guessed that I had that much in me. I felt some pressure of course, but no real discomfort.

And, I have never come close to taking in that amount since then.

Having had 20% of my colon removed due to cancer, 2 qts. is about it for me. One time on a JBL I accidententally got 3 qts. in, before I could get off the bag (sitting in the bathtub). I thought I was going to explode. Sometimes I will go 2& one half qts. from my 4 qt. Klystra, but I'm REALLY full and half to stop. I know that pathologists have filled colons with 8 qts. of water, but these were on cadavers, who didn't complain. The largest BaE bags I've seen were 3 qts. and were rarely emptied before the colon was filled enough for X-Rays.

I was told that back in the 50's in psych patients with refusal to have B.M.'s, the treatment was enemas 'til clear, which might be 8-10 fillings. Water intoxication was a real danger in these poor souls. Now they clean from the top down with PEG solutions,etc.

Since my goal is stimulation of the lower nerves, I try to stay with 2 qts. to get pleasure. I'm not into pain,or topping someone else's volume.

Fleets are very caustic, so start with tap water. Try 16 oz. at first, then work up to 32 oz. (1Qt) and continue increasing to 64oz (2 qts), but stay with tap water,or saline or sodium bicarb. I'd stay away from soap as a novice. It's an acquired taste.

A 2 to a 2 1/2 quart slow warm soapy enema is just fine with me, followed by another clear rinse and I'm all happy. Then there's always room for more.

Not trying to break any records to gain "bragging rights", and certainly don't want to hurt myself. I simply enjoy pleasuring myself with enemas, and for me, a good 4 qt soapy enema is very sufficient. I'm not into pain......just pleasure.

Depending on my mood and the time I have, I will occasionally do a 4 qt warm soapy enema taken over about a 30 minute period, with multiple changes in position. I then follow up with two or three 2-qt rinse enemas. Always very very clean, refreshed, and satisfied after this routine.

Well richardrgrs, she's an ex gf for better or worse but yes, she could take 2 gallons (two big bags from Rojo Enterprises; I think they actually hold a bit more than a gallon if completely full). She started training herself with one bag at noon and then more than one at midnight and it progressed to two bags after a few months. Unfortunately, with the "ex" status I'm not going to post photos.

She absolutely loved the distention feeling (she'd do little dances with a big belly) and would make herself even fuller than the 2 gallons. After the second big bag, she'd fill it up again and keep throwing up....it didn't end with 3 and she said after she's done, it's a release bigger than any orgasm. She's a very strong willed lady and while she got some encouragement at the beginning, it was all her once she got started. Believe what you will but search around and you'll find other similar stories. Uncommon, but possible and it made her walk around in a continuous endorphin state (probably why she liked it).

For me there are times when I can easily take a full 4qts., and others when I can only get about 3qts., so capacity can vary from time to time. However, I do feel those who have been receiving Enemas from an earlier age would be able to take a larger volume as they aged. Again though, it's another of the 'use it, or lose it' things for capacity for a lot when they are away from them for a long period of time.

I find it puzzling that more people who take very large enemas don't use colon tubes to get the solution well up beyond the normal expulsion zone.

There has been some mention of endorfins coming into play dulling the pain of extreme distension as the enema continues to fill the colon beyond normal capacity. I find this an interesting phenomenon and would love to hear more on the topic. I believe seratonin is a member of the endorfiin family.

Thanks for any comments on this, Robert

Rubbertube,

There's good evidence to suggest that this (serotonin secretion) is really happening and one of the main reasons people take enemas (whether they realize it or not). There's a guy who wrote about this extensively (he's not an MD or scientist from what I could gather but certainly read a lot). Some others might know who I'm referring to but I don't remember his name or have the link. In short, the gut has many more afferent nerves (going to the brain) than efferent (coming from the brain) and hormone secretion including serotonin (and maybe some others like ghrelin if you get the water all the way to the stomach) is likely induced by distention. This process is involved in many conditions (IBS/inflammation/immune function; look at http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed?term=serotonin%20gut ). See http://pn.psychiatryonline.org/content/36/14/16.full for some background but I've never seen a study regarding enema distention and hormone/endorphin levels. It would be extremely interesting but...well, first you've got to get funding, then an approved protocol, then recruit volunteers and then who would publish the study. For that matter if they did, I think the researcher would be looked at funny...

My ex-girlfriend absolutely glowed after a long session (like 4 or 5 gallons) and enjoyed 2 on a daily basis. She only needed willpower though occasionally would use a double balloon or inflatable enema nozzle if she wanted to push herself (or be pushed). If you do do this, make sure the solution is isotonic though! (Meaning, same salt levels and don't forget that potassium is essential along with some other things. Find a MD or biochemist etc. for advice if that's of interest).

I have been trying to take a full gallon, so far been able to take 3 whole quarts. I love being so full that all you can do is rub your belly and fell the full state of bliss that warms over you. i feel that more than a gallon would be a bit much, i can see how people can puke from really large loads. i would also like to try colon hydrotherapy sometime that seems like it would be a good experience, i feel that would give your insides a good flush.

I wondered if there was a rough connection between an individual's waist measurement, and the volume they normally take. Any ideas?

I am able to get superior results by first taking a Fleet Mineral Oil enema and holding for up to an hour. I them take a two quart soap sud enema with the oil still in me. A back condition make it painful for me to use the toilet. I use a bedpan to allow for a slow and comfortable bowl movement. Some enemas take up to an hour to be fully released.

I have gone up to 5 qrts with sometimes a pain of inflation that is after a good cleaning out & a clear return I would love to try to take more but need a dbl balloon to help retain the enema best to not do this alone each time I take an enema after clear return I try to take a little more than the last time I would like to use a 60 inch colon tube after the clear return & then try to use 4 qrts of warm olive oil infused into my colon hopefully up to my cecem am hoping to get all 4 qrts into me with an inline pump

My series start with a 1 quart flush with warm water or coffee followed by a 2 quart rinse. After that I have held as much as 4 quarts for a short while.. whew

It has taken me years to get to this point but I do 4 to 5 Four Qt. Coffee Enemas once a week.

Of course the first enema in the series is less in volume and the last fills very quickley.

I try to hold each one at least 5 min. or more if I can. At 4 Qt. my ab is distended to the max.

I can not fathom takeng more.

I have been made to take four liters plus and required to hold for half hour while standing/walking.

Can go up to 4+ ltr for less then 10 mins, 3-4 Ltr is quite comfy for longer periods, depends on solution and previous flushouts etc 😜

If the stars line up, I can take a gallon. This has happened twice. 3 quart is my normal maximum.

I always use a 4 quart bag, but seldom finish it. I generally don't do more than one enema, so it's always taken with a colon that's full.

I actually just a few days ago managed to finish an entire 4 quarts, refilling a 2 quart bag. It was some intense cramping, but I was amazed I could even do it. The release was insane, I just hope I can make this a more regular thing 😃

Usually three qts, once four depends on solution

2 to 2 1/2 quarts is comfortable for me. I have taken more, but always feel terrible afterwards, so I stick with the amount that makes me feel best. It shouldn't be a contest, just a pleasurable cleaning.

About four years ago, I had an encounter with a woman that was very good at giving enemas. After two fillings, she had me on my back as she fed a 36fr colon tube into me. She not only got the entire tube into me, she informed me that she also had 3 1/2 quarts in me as well. I was surprised because I'm usually just a normal two quarts king of guy.

I can get in three quarts if the enema is not the first one. For the first one, at most 2 1/2 quarts. I quit if it gets too uncomfortable.