How many enemas per day or week?? What's safe?

Daily flushing (sometime multiple times a day) has become somewhat habit forming with me. i seem to feel better in general, and my weight (even tho not a problem for me) seems to fluctuate alot less. plus it is sort of comes hand in hand with masturbation (after).

are daily enemas good? are they going to screw up my normal digestive functions if i were to stop abruptly?

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Can i give myself enemas in a series like 3 in one sitting??

Yes, no problem. You can also give yourself daily enemas.

Yes. About onece a month I clean out with a series of three to four water enemas.

Actually, I prefer a series. I find that if I take about a quart or so of hot and soapy first to "clear the road"; I can take 2-3 quarts of hot soapy water much more easily, even retain it longer. The third enema is always a very warm plain water (although sometimes I add salt and some baking soda) to rinse out the soap.

I do a series of three to four and sometimes five if I have the time every week to week and a half when I have time to do this is when I do my seasion

I have done 3+ in one sitting, I do find though that some water retention often leads to the need to pee more frequently an hour or 2 after, so I will not do a series if going out soon after. Otherwise I think its a great idea weekly.

Yes. You DO want to wait long enough between rounds to make sure you have completely expelled the previous enema. You could actually keep going untill you are light-headed or dizzy.

I try to do once a month...and more if totally crampy and constipated......

When taking an enema for health, i.e. constipation or when ill,I start with a pint of slightly soapy warm water taken slowly over about a ten minute period and then let it work up to fifteen minutes or a very strong urge to expel, which ever comes first.. There is usually no cramping. I follow it up later with a slightly soapy 2-quart enema and then a 2-quart saline rinse..

If I have a cold or flu I start out with the same three enemas, then take a 1-quart saline enema daily until all the symptoms have passed and then for one day more.

If I’m taking enemas for recreation with my husband or another female friend, then it’s a whole different situation and it’s never just one for any of us. On 3-day weekends, holidays Saturday through Monday, it can be 1 or 2 Friday night then 3 to 4 a day = 9 to 12.

Marlene

I always receive 2-3 enemas in a series. At times, due to severe constipation 4 enemas have been required.

Janet S

Again, depending on the purpose.

Sexual foreplay Just one- 2 qt

Indigestion relief- 1 usually sometimes two.

A real cleanse- Typically takes about 3 to get to a clear return.

Total system cleanout-Depends on how well I did my prep. If my stomach is empty and the oral laxatives have kicked in, it sometimes takes a 4th enema to get tol a clear return. Just a couple of times, I've had it taske more. With all those laxatives inside me, after 3 enemas, I don't exactly feel like another enema, but, in a system cleanout, I realize the importance of finishing the job.

Always 1, prior to prostate massage by my nurse wife. Really nice turn on. 😉

Almost always a series of three, starting with 2L.

Vapor

Always 3x 2lt. two lying on my back, then the 3rd one standing

up with cold water. it stimulates my prostate !

I normally take just one enema but occasionally more than one but find one enema gives me a good clean out especially in a standing position where the water flows higher up the colon with an extra push using a higginson attachment!

Two is good for me. One fairly heavy on the soap and one with a bit of salt for the rinse seems to get the job done!

Usually 2

Varies with available time. Ordinarily ranges between 1 and 3, very occasionally goes to 4. Lost my regular enemate -- very proficient giver-wife became my "X" years ago -- so it's been mainly solo for a long time. By the time I do it all -- get out the equipment, prepare, take, evacuate, clean up and relax while savoring the experience -- I'm looking at something over 2 hours spent on 3 enemas. I probably average 2 -- and quit wanting another -- if for no reason other than that my "real" world starts making its demands known.

Most of my enema sessions require at least four to five cleanout s before the main event.During the cleanout process I use a homemade soap mixture for the first three 1.5 qt enamas.The next two enemas of saline only.The main event enema usually involves a brandy mixure.Then when the buzz begins,I'll add an additional amount from the second enema container that holds 3.5 qts.The main event could take an hour to complete as I try to take the max the body can hold while feeling a slight buzz from the alcohol. All together,I will take as many as six enemas pr session.

If I have 2 hrs by myself if will usually be 3 enemas. If only 1 1/2 hours it might be 3 if I don't have to go out right away at the end. I like a little time for things to totally drain out so there are no surprises, And if I have even less time it might be 1 or 2.

If I have all day by myself I might do a second session or try one of those related things like laxatives or banannas.

But back to the original question -- 3 does a nice job of cleaning me out and is what I do more often than not if I have the time.

My wife has once or twice a week. she is getting

dependent on them !

Like many of the others I usually take 2 0r 3. One with soap, one or two salt water rinses.

I usually have to take at least two and sometimes three full 2qt bags of soapy water to get me cleaned out. One bag has never done the trick. Even when I was a kid my mom always had to give me several enemas to produce the desired results as I was always constipated. I also use the douche nozzle with a hole drilled in the end of it for my enemas.

I always do a series of three, first one with Dr. Bronners and then two more with clear water.

I usually begin with 3 small (pint) quick bags as a cleanout, then two 2-quart bags.

I always begin with a a warm soapy water enema. Then I do an aloe vera with sea salt and then finish off with a clear water enema each time using 2 quarts of water.

If I have time I take a series of enemas. Usually 1.5 gallons (6 quarts) each fill. If I am pressed for time I take a quick gallon.

Bill

I’m with a small minority here, it seems: 1 (one).