Health Benefits From Enemas

Absolutely convinced about the brain gut connection, as so have all the colonic hydrotherapists I have been to, but they would, would they not?

I used to struggle with horrible mood swings, depression and anxiety. No more!!!! And it all changed when I started taking regular enemas and going for colonics monthly. My skin has improved, my rampant perspiration is no more and my libido is hugely improved. So why on earth would you not cherish your gut??

The gut brain tie-in now I think has pretty much been accepted by the medical community as fact. So, for sure colon health is very important. The tie-in to the brain is through the bacteria that lives in the in the colon which I heard actually can some how send signals to the brain that can control some body functions like hunger. So, if this delicate balance of good bacteria working in a biofeedback loop is depleted or affected negativity then the communication loop to the brain can break down. This is a fascinating finding, and we should all be aware of how important this system is and not overly disturb it so that it can function at its best.

If a person is suffering from chronic constipation for whatever reason, cleaning the colon with enemas in my opinion does help to hit the reset button and let the good bacteria repopulate so the system can function at a higher level.

For those that have no digestive issues and enjoy enemas for the physical and sexual pleasure they provide, can overindulge themselves by giving themselves enemas too often and never letting the good bacteria have a chance to reproduce and begin working again. That is why I could easily and want to do enemas daily but do space my sessions out by several days so I can let my system get back up to full speed before indulging again.

That said we all have to find what works for us so the benefits of our enemas will always outweigh the negatives based on how often we choose to give ourselves enemas.

I have had an irritable bowel, headaches and stress related digestive issues. I would not be spending time in the bathroom with an enema bag or asking my husband to give me an enema in bed because I was feeling too sick, unless I felt there were health benefits for having a tube up my behind and filling my colon with a quart or two of warm water or taking probiotics rectally. I believe there is a connection between my brain and my gut that relates to my physical and emotional health and well-being.

I absolutely love enemas.

l use them as my favorite pass times when l have had a very active day and need to totally relax..

Few 2 quart bag of nice hot soapy water and a few rice enema help me sleep like a baby..

To make sure l don't leak if l fall asleep l plug myself with an Super Ultra Tampon..

My SOLO personal sessions are two to three times a WEEK.

LOOK FOR A FRIEND that love to give-and-receive if liked.

Bi male or female.

Just like a few friends interested

in exchanging enemas and more if you like.

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Ole Piper Fox has been off site for little over a month , traveled cross country , got settled into N.E . home . Was a tragedy here , Person mentioned in a story I wrote was lost in House fire !

Seeing old time friends at funeral reminded me of story "A Bee in my Bonnet " . I looked it up re read it , Yes was just the way it happened ! Gave me reason to think happy thoughts bout affected family .

For most of us, the "adventure" of enemas began in early childhood, including me. And there was without question the health aspect in the first place.

Well, mom also saw enemas as a way to impose her views on her parenting methods at times. Most of the time, the threat was enough, but some actually put it into practice just to demonstrate that these wasn't just empty words. Looking back, I would say about 5 to 10 percent was given as punishment.

Whether constipation, stomach problems, colds, fever, malaise, headaches, etc., my mother had everything under control with her rubber bulbs and rubber bags.

This is a decent, balanced article on health effects of enemas.

https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/enema-benefits#intro