Cleansing after coffee?

I have been giving myself coffee enemas for quite some time but only recently I read that a cleansing enema should be done the next day to clean any toxins or other substances that coffee enema helped release. Has anyone tried this? If yes, what was your experience? Should the cleansing enema be just a saline solution or something stronger? like a spoonful of white vinegar?

I do 1 or 2 rinse enemas after releasing the coffee. Have always done that procedure. Of course, start with an SSE or two.

Doing this wrong can be counter-productive to the point of being unsafe. You need to know precisely which toxins you are going after, what cleansing recipes target them without damaging the good bacteria, and the amount of time the cleansing enema should be held for maximum effect. Depending on the toxins released by the coffee, you might have to take three or more cleansing enemas, each with its own recipe for specific toxins, to feel they have all been removed and that the gut/large intestine biome has not been damaged.

Being a long-time fan of coffee enemas, I had to add my two cents here. I have found no real value in taking a rinse enema after coffee. I sometimes do a plain warm water or light soapy enema after I am done holding my coffee, but it is mostly just because I have time, and I feel like another enema. Many times when I was still working, I would be pressed for time if I did my coffee before heading off to work, I did not rinse after the coffee. I have never had a problem with that. The next day, maybe I had another coffee, or soapy enema just because I wanted one, not because I felt it was necessary. Sometimes not. I take my enemas when I want one, not because I need them for any reason, other than maybe for my mental health..

I suppose that you know upon the side effects of coffee enemas. Coffee enemas may be considered as risky and cause serious side effects: rectal burns, nausea, vomiting, cramping, bloating, dehydration, bowel perforation or infection caused by improperly sterilized equipment. Coffee enemas may be a problem if you’re sensitive to caffeine or if you take medications that interact with caffeine. According to the National Cancer Institute, three deaths reported in literature appear to be related to coffee enemas. One may have occurred due to bacterial infection, although this couldn’t be confirmed. Two other deaths occurred due to electrolyte imbalance. Especially in India and the surrounding countries people will swallow regularly 1 tablespoon (15 ml) castor oil instead of this - in Nigeria in Africa too; upon this one I have found more than 70 contributions in YouTube.

With the exception of caffeine sensitivity, it seems like all of the side effects you mention could be true of all enemas. Are you suggesting that coffee enemas are riskier than other enemas? Or just that castor oil is relatively safer.

I have been intrigued by your many castor oil posts and hope to try someday.

I always do a salt/soda rinse about an hour after the coffee enema. Been doing this routine for many years, and have had no ill effects. I also add a bit of baking soda to the coffee enema, to raise the pH to just above neutral to duplicate the slightly alkaline state of the colon.

I love the lingering effects of my expelled coffee enemas🦄I’ve never used a final clear rinse. 😍😍

I consider the coffee enema to be the final one and I do not rinse after it.

I never rinse after my coffee enemas.

Being new to this, I have some questions that I hope some of you could answer. How strong do you make the coffee? In a coffee maker it is the strength of the machine cups. With a percolator type you can make the coffee as strong as you desire. In addition, how about decafe coffee? Any point in using it? Does it give any effect?

Some natural health bloggers suggest working up to a stronger coffee solution for the enemas. I often use a very strong coffee, preceded by a tap water enema, to clear my bowel and make retention easier.

The effects of coffee enemas are variable from person to person. Experiment and find which works best for you. You won't likely harm yourself if kept within reason. Be cautious as to temperature.

I do rinse inasmuch as I want complete evacuation afterward. I do experience some gas on occasion and the rinse helps to mitigate distension. Besides, an additional enema(s) is never a bad thing!

From what I've read of the Gerson (et al) protocols, the cleansing enema is normally done first, to maximize the effect of the coffee, which is somewhere between 1/2-1 liter, given lying on the right side and held for 15 minutes and then expelled. It certainly can't hurt to take (or be given) an additional cleansing enema, but the protocol doesn't call for that. I have always really liked coffee enemas. For some reason, they just "feel different," although a late night coffee enema might be inadvisable...

@anal2oral:

White vinegar will lower the pH of the colon quite a bit. Not a good thing, as the colon is normally a bit alkaline, and the lower pH might cause some mucosal irritation, and negatively impact the environment of the bacteria there.

Hi everyone

I've been doing coffee enemas every Wed. morning for a bit over a year now, I started per instructions from OHN - an SSE, followed by a saline rinse and then a coffee enema. I find you really feel great afterwards. Sometimes late in the afternoon if time allows I do another rinse - I do notice you feel really good after that one too.

BJ

NO,

Just live and let it be.

You can stretch it into 2 days by doing your super enema the day before.

Then next day, make your bed for the coffee experience, and savor it while browsing these stories and discussions. Be careful though as it can get so exciting, you might loose some of it unexpectedly, in-spite of your best efforts to keep it all weighing nicely inside you.

I do another enema as a rinse after I have had my coffee enema about half of the time. Not because I think the coffee needs to be rinsed out, but just because I have the time and desire for another enema. Most often it is just plain warm water, sometimes with a squirt of J&J baby wash in it. I have not noticed any irritation or side effects if I don't rinse.