Enema for Cold or Flu

Here’s a great excuse to have your spouse give you an enema. Go to this website and read aloud about using an enema to help you get rid of your cold or flu faster.

https://digitalnaturopath.com/conditions/colds-and-influenza/

By the way…I had a nasty cold and to my surprise it really helped.

There’s a thread that discuses enema relief for colds or flu. There’s mixed discussion whether it medically helps, has a placebo effect, or just makes you feel better. No matter the reason, if it does make you feel better, by all means use them!

The main point of this post is the advantage of using a naturopath website to get your spouse to give you a couple of enemas.

Didn’t work for me. There are lots of articles by naturopaths to use enemas fot therapeutic reasons: Fasting, gut health, cold/flu relief, immune boosts, liver health, etc. if any of these could help motivate a spouse to give enemas then use them and see what happens, they might work. I tried it with my ex-wife (a nurse who was very holistic) while fasting and showed her an article similar to the link below. She obliged, but was very clinical. She saw through it and didn’t get interested from a kink standpoint. 😟. Maybe others had better luck in creating an interest

Sorry, My previous post was responding to the thread title and what you said about it seeming to help with cold

https://juiceon.helpsite.com/articles/52506-how-often-should-i-take-enema#:~:text=The%20waste%20from%20the%20organs,cleanse%20the%20intestines%20through%20enemas.

You can debate this topic forever, whether enemas will speed your recovery from the cold or flu. So much of this is in your mind and how you were feeling after you have given yourself an enema, or whether your spouse or partner has helped you through it.

One certainty that I have found through the years, if your insides are doing somersaults, cramps, bloating, or having gas pains, a warm water enema with sea salt and baking soda usually will calm your insides. If you have a spouse or partner, who knows how to give an enema and can make you comfortable in bed or in the bathroom when he or she is giving, so much for the better.

From experience with my own doctor, who is a naturopath, if one of her patients is ill, she will suggest an enema if she feels that it’s needed and will make the patient more comfortable. I’m sure she feels that it’s good for spouses to know how to take care of each other, and this includes an enema if the illness warrants. However, I seriously doubt if she’s thinking of this for other reasons.

Mom always thought so, but then again mom gave us enemas for a bruise or a splinter. lol

And while not a cold or flu I've always thought that an enema helps with Diarrhea.

My thinking on that is, you're possible washing out what's giving you the diarrhea to start with.

If not, you're just sitting on the toilet one more time, which is what you were doing anyway

Enematically

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Ridiculous !!

If an enema makes you feel better - relaxed and comfortable, then how can that be bad when one is suffering through a cold or flu.

If I am suffering from a cold/flu and constipation, gas, bloating are an issue I will take an enema. It almost always seems to help.

When my siblings and I were growing up, our grandmother was a retired RN and a firm believer in enemas for what ailed you. If she suspected we’re coming down with a cold or the flu, we got daily enemas for a few days. After a few days of enemas, if we hadn’t come down with a cold or the flu, the enemas were discontinued. However, if we did come down with a cold or the flu, it was daily enemas until it passed. When that happened, the sick one got daily enemas until the illness passed, including our siblings.

I've had this nagging cold or whatever it is going around, seems like it's going around everywhere from the news. FINALLY getting over it! A couple of enemas with a warm shower afterwards always made me feel better and cleaned out my sinuses.

Yep, we got enemas when we developed flu like symptom's. As far as I remember always helped.

I used to get cool enemas to relieve fever when I was little. They felt good as I could feel the water go around inside.

I used to get cool enemas to relieve fever when I was little. They felt good as I could feel the water go around inside.

I hadn't thought of using a cool enema when one has a fever. The temperature area had not come to my mind.

@Public_Enema said,

I used to get cool enemas to relieve fever when I was little. They felt good as I could feel the water go around inside.

When we were growing up, one thing we could count on, was getting a couple enemas from grandma or our teenage aunts on a daily basis while we were sick. First, we got a soapy then a salt and baking soda rinse enema. The soapy enema was like any other one we got. However, the salt and baking soda rinse enema wasn’t. It was cool to help bring down our temperature. And those not sick, could count on daily prophylactic rinse enemas. This daily enema routine continued until the illness passed.

Whenever I have a cold or otherwise feel out of sorts, I find that a nice warm enema and a bit of fingering never fails to make me feel better. I don't care whether it is physical or all in my head, but I feel better after a good enema.

I'm sure self care with warmth and an orgasm would boost endorphins as well as a person's immune system, speeding recovery. And also fun!

My mother believed in enemas for all sorts of ills or if misbehaving. You must need good clean out so out came the bag. I get my arse filled soapy water.

If i have a cold of flu i will do some enemas ,when im not ill they make me feel great so how can they not make things better when im not feeling well

Like others have said, I feel better when I have a good enema. Even if the only reason is that for a while your mind is focused on something other than how bad you feel from the cold or flu. I don't know why it works, but it does.

The only occasion I got an enema as a kid was once to treat my fever. As far as I remember, it helped surprisingly well. I was around 10 years old, and Mum filled our red enema bulb syringe with warm camomille tea.

I have a neighbor who is around 70 years old and says that when she was a child her father used to give his children an enema at the first sign of a cold.

@Public_Enema ”I used to get cool enemas to relieve fever when I was little. They felt good as I could feel the water go around inside.”

Family doctors in the “old days” recommended giving a cool (not cold) water enema to bring down a child’s fever. Water temperature was to be about 85°.. It’s in some of the old medical books. I remember trying it with one of my daughters when she was little. I used the bulb syringe. Today’s doctors would more likely prescribe a suppository like Feverall.

A good soda and salt enema is the est help for when you are feeling under the weather.

My aunt always gave us Thyme Enemas when we had the flu.