Optimalhealthnetwork - serious or fetish site?

Their advisor has 2 certification suffixes after her name if you do that and don't have the paperwork to prove it

the lady would be looking through bars in short order brilliant marketing says the company is on both sides of the coin on this point

Those certifications are state and federally regulated its easy for opiniated people to insert their foot up to their belt loops without looking into a certified persons credentials O.P.N. is a marketing machine with no doubt would retail to any viable customer

This seems simple to me. OHN knows exactly what they’re doing. Home Depot sells things that could easily be used to support whatever your kink is but they’re certainly not going to advertise them as such. OHN (and Home Depot, Bed, Bath, and Beyond, or Aldi) just sells stuff. What you do with it is none of their business.

The site is not fraudulent. I just got some equipment from them the other day and I got what I ordered. However, is the site secretly for enema fetishists? I think so, yeah. I don't think they advertise it as such because of regulations and to attract the larger crowd of customers as well. Enema fetishists don't care about natural healing mumbo jumbo and will just buy the equipment for what it is. Is it a 5-quart enema bag? Sign me up! But a "natural healing/detoxification" enthusiast might be deterred by the website if it was explicitly fetish-oriented.

They provide colonics and enemas in addition to products that they market. I have received enemas from Dee Dee there in their colonic treatment area. Serious? Delightfully so. Fraudulent? No way. And of course they cater to enema fetishist! Duh.

And of course they cater to enema fetishist! Duh.

What do you mean that they cater to fetishists? In what way? I have conversed online with a colon hydrotherapist who is also a fetishist who accommodates clients' requests (and does private sessions away from the office on occasion). For instance, a female wanted a small donut-shaped sleeve put onto the speculum to provide greater girth.

Unsure, that's cool. My sample size is limited to one!

All of my dealings with OHN and the five different colon hydrotherapists I’ve seen have been almost depressingly professional, with only one who seemed quite interested in getting me as full as possible, talking with me quite a bit about how much volume I was taking and how it was probably the most she’s ever seen, and how the hydrotherapists talk with each other about such things. That was probably my favorite session, though getting a series of three colonics while remaining abstinent for a few days before and only having a prostate massage at home after the third was also pretty cathartic.

„serious or fetish site?„

Both, I think.

At first glance, the serious predominates; the second leaves no doubt that you would also like to fish in the fetish corner. How else do you explain up to 5 qt bags or up to 1.5" thick nozzles.

For our soap enemas we now mainly use goat's milk soaps and liquid soaps. And these enemas are just awesome, all black nozzles as well.

The ordering processes were handled professionally. OHN remains our preferred source for the soaps.

Recently, Kristina has decided to resume enema services in her home. She now offers massage, a 3-enema series like the one she promoted on her site, and, interestingly, prostate massage. You are required to take an enema before your prostate massage service. Prostate massage service seems to elevate the potential of sexual arousal and I am curious if there is orgasm involved or not.

What a great ad those interested.

I may have posted in this thread years ago - Christina is the real deal - I had a conversation with her (paid) about 10+ years ago, we discussed my liking to do a weekly enema series with the final fill being green tea. She openly talked about enema qty, she herself takes 4qt enemas once cleaned out. I told her that I'd been doing that for years - I could tell that she was delighted to hear that. We talked about coffee enemas, daily enemas and how most folks did not use them near enough. I have two of her 5qt all silicone bags - after buying the 1st one I just had to have a 2nd for 'company' . I also use her enema soap - a great product - you can easily take a large qty without cramping and still get a very good expel. I've used several over the years Dr. Bronners was fav until I tried OHN's. Enema coffee - also use their enema coffee. I've been tempted to try some of her other 'additives' but just hav not felt the need.

BJ

I believe OHN is the real deal. If you read the newsletters they are genuine in their approah to the health benefits of enemas. I don't necessarily believe all of the health claims for the therapeutic oils but there are testimonials from many who vouch for their efficacy. I've ordered several of the oils and they can add to the sensations of an enema. Regardless, I know I'll feel rejuvenated after a series of enemas. Do try the goat milk soap! It does not produce bad cramping at all, unless that's your thing. It's effective for a good clean out. They are sincere in their beliefs at OHN.

Have ordered things from OHN on several occasions and they have great products and service.

Janet S

I have commented in another thread about Kristina Amelong and OHN, and my perception of her outfit is twofold:

1. OHN pretty much participates in a "legitimate" fashion as an alternative health site on the Internet, but

2. I am also convinced that Kristina herself is a serious enema fetishist, and a whole host of her product offerings are directed at enema fetish clientele as opposed to just health clients.

Methinks she has established quite a well-conceived business model.

I've bought from them before and had the same question, as to whether they were really about health or more about sex/fetish. I don't believe their health advice is good health advice, but their products are good quality.

I've bought from them before and had the same question, as to whether they were really about health or more about sex/fetish. I don't believe their health advice is good health advice, but their products are good quality.

I've bought from them before and had the same question, as to whether they were really about health or more about sex/fetish. I don't believe their health advice is good health advice, but their products are good quality.

Another issue is that many credit card processors refuse to process charges for "adult" businesses, or charge a significant premium to those businesses. Some processors cite moral considerations and/or bad publicity, but as a practical matter, unfortunately, adult businesses experience a high rate of chargebacks. 😢

So it's probably to OHN's benefit to position themselves as an "alternative health" vendor while discreetly also supplying their gear to the fetish community.

OHN is legit and run in a very vanilla fashion, but they do have equipment available that definitely appeals to the Klysmo crowd.

The OHN website used to have a forum where people could post health/enema related content, but it began getting a bit to frisky for the OHN mission so they took down the forum.

I love Optimal Health Network and can vouch that they are not only legitimate but a great source of enema equipment, information, and overall, a first class act. I think what we have trouble with on this site is that we are all klismophiles and so many have trouble processing that there are people out there that take enemas for non-erotic purposes, and view enemas as simply a hygienic procedure. As an example, I go to a colon Hydrotherapist and I cannot believe how busy she is. I always have to book at least a week in advance. Granted they may all be closet klismophiles, but I have my doubts. I have recently adapted Kristina’s Optimal Health Network coffee enema protocols and find it very enjoyable since it involves two huge enemas to prep for the coffee enema. In summary I think they are doing a great job of accommodating those who find enemas erotic and those who do not, and providing safe and accurate information and quality products.

I’ve ordered items from OHN. As for what they may advocate, I do not use their site for taking advice. I use it for purchasing various products. As far as I am concerned they are legitimate.

What a waste of electrons again pls moderate