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@waterbottom,

What IBS symptoms was she treating, and what meds or other treatments did your wife use before discovering the wheatgrass enema cure? Thanks,

Eric, MD

Just use Ivory soap or dr bronners for soapy enemas,I’m not a chemist!

@ericmacson

Not wife, just an occasional play partner. I'm not sure what medications she was using, but had been through several internists and gastroenterologists, with no real relief. The simptoms seemed to be mostly cramps, occasional diaharrea, with a bit of constipation. I had met her through a fetish group that I ran many years ago on Yahoo Groups. She became interested in the erotic aspects of enema play, but the aftereffects were upleasant enough that she really couldn't enjoy the play very much. The wheatgrass juice enema was suggested by a sales lady at a health food store, she tried it, and the results were almost immediate and dramatic. Since then, sveral others that I know with IBS have tried the juice treatment with the sme results.

@ericmacson

Not wife, just an occasional play partner. I'm not sure what medications she was using, but had been through several internists and gastroenterologists, with no real relief. The simptoms seemed to be mostly cramps, occasional diaharrea, with a bit of constipation. I had met her through a fetish group that I ran many years ago on Yahoo Groups. She became interested in the erotic aspects of enema play, but the aftereffects were upleasant enough that she really couldn't enjoy the play very much. The wheatgrass juice enema was suggested by a sales lady at a health food store, she tried it, and the results were almost immediate and dramatic. Since then, sveral others that I know with IBS have tried the juice treatment with the sme results.

@waterbottom,

Thanks for all your answers. As I mentioned, my severe abdominal cramps diagnosed as IBS occurred intermittently from age 12 to 30 (1964-1982), my last known attack. Now, after 40 years, I doubt that it will ever return, but if so I’ll give wheatgrass enemas a try.

Eric

@waterbottom The wheatgrass juice enema was suggested by a sales lady at a health food store, she tried it, and the results were almost immediate and dramatic. Since then, several others that I know with IBS have tried the juice treatment with the same results.

Smart sales lady! Wheatgrass enema implant was one of my naturopath's recommendations when I'm having pain – and it works. Wheatgrass is well known among those who suffer with IBS, and it's a good healer. Since the inflammation in my colon is rather low-down, the area can be reached by injecting the solution (about 4 ozs.) with a plunger syringe attached to a soft rubber catheter of 12-15 inches in length.

Wheatgrass solution can be taken orally as well, but it tastes bitter, and by the time it reaches the colon, it loses some of its healing power. It's more effective given in an enema.