Salt water flush

I discovered this recently. Basically, it's sea salt and water. It's supposed to produce a sudden and urgent diarrhea within an hour and many return trips to be expected. Ooooh, that's definitely on my to do list, but for tomorrow it's ENEMA!❤️

The salt concentration in the enema will determine whether water is absorbed into the body or pulled out of the body into the large intestine. A typical salt water enema has about a tablespoon of salt per quart. This is called an isotonic solution, as it is about the same salinity as blood. A hypotonic solution ( no or little salt) will be absorbed and eliminated through the kidneys/bladder. A strong hypertonic salt solution will cause a large amount of water to transfer into the intestine, possibly giving you a laxitive effect. There is, however, a risk of severe dehydration, due to the depleton of water, and the subsequent loss of blood volume. Be very careful about too much salt in your enema, and add a little bit at a time, to see how you react.

@waterbottom This is an oral solution. 2 teaspoons of non iodized sea salt in 4 cups of warm water (taken on an empty stomach) to be all down the hatch within 5 minutes. In an hour or less, it's all coming out of the poop chute, carrying everything with it. This is definitely my type of thing. ❤️

In my blog @Swat's Rumblings I wrote about the girls giving enemas to themselves and occasionally to me on board a sailing boat and play games evacuating over the side into the sea. They would hang on to a trapeze and swing out over the water in an arc. Crazy but such fun. We tried sea water but it caused serious cramping and left unpleasant sensations in the stomach for some time after. So we used drinking water.

The stuff you drink for colonoscopy prep is a salt solution. You can buy bottles of this solution in drug stores in the laxative section (they are relatively inexpensive). I have had two colonoscopies and the prep solution does not taste very good at all even when you mix it with other liquids like Gatorade.

Yes you can make your own solution. If you look on most Epson Salts containers they give you a recipe for mixing a drinkable mix of water and the salt for a laxative. I would recommend doing a little a research about preparing this type of drink and don't make something that is too salty and might cause problems. You can over do it and once it's in your body you will have to suffer the consequences of your over enthusiastic mistake.