Inversion Table Tilt While taking an enema

I have a inversion table, that you can almost turn upside down on. I have inserted the nozzle then inverted myself and started the enema. By my way of thinking, being inverted while recieving an enema will help gravity pull the solution farther into my intestines. Am I thinking correctly or does it not work this way ?

All I can tell you is quite a thrill and eroctic to experiance an enema while in the inverion position.I made a drying rack for the bathroom that reaches from floor to ceiling and on several ocassions placed the bottom against the tub and the top against the wall to lean at a 45% angle.My legs are hanging about six ft high over a rung while my head is upside down.Wow,what a rush and a sure way to get horny when the warm soapy enema is flowing in this position.

I would think that you would recieve a very deep enema and would suggest you only did this with help so you dont get stuck or faint but the effect of the enema could be extream so take it in stages. also strong posabilaty to make a real mess

I was given a upside down enema in the Philippines on two occasions,it is a charge for sure, but I had the "drips" for nearly 24 hours after that. No question with the correct warm water, (soapy I my case), you can feel it go a long long way.I would not do it with out help,I was dizzy as hell went I was righten.This was done in a clinic my girl friend was trying get me sobbed up.(those were the only two time I got majorly fired up)

Wow, I love an upside down enema against a wall, and an inversion table is something I have always wanted 😃

Maybe one day....

When I was younger, I would put my legs up against the bathroom wall until I was resting on my shoulders, with my feet at the top of the door jamb. It was easier to insert the nozzle first. Once vertical, I would release the clamp and enjoy the rapid rush of water. With the bag about foot level, it was quite a flow.

And that two quarts went right in. No delays!

I don't remember any faintness, or anything when getting upright, but I didn't delay sitting down on the toilet either. All in all, it was a nice diversion.

I sounds like it could be dangerous because of the extra gravitational pressure. Does anyone know.

ES

I sounds like it could be dangerous because of the extra gravitational pressure. Does anyone know.

ES

It can be if you have certain medical conditions.

It places some rather severe stresses on the body's cardiovascular system and can be very dangerous if you are susceptible to strokes or have high blood pressure, because all the blood rushes to your head.

In addition, all your abdominal organs "fall up" (because you are upside down) towards your chest cavity making it harder to breathe and for the heart to pump because it is compressed by the weight of all the organs. This problem is compounded because the weight of the water in the colon adds to the weight of the abdominal organs inside.

Lots of fun (and I like it) but be careful. Use less water than you would normally use. Start with small volumes and see how you do.

Also disastrous if you have a hiatus hernia with oesophageal reflux. Might great dose of heartburn and maybe acid coming right into your throat but I wish I could try one all the same!

My wife would put her back and legs verticle with a wall and take an enema. Her thinking was that gravity would get the water deeper into her colon. Once she allowed me to hold her legs up in the air and she rested on her shoulders. I stuck the nozzle in and she took the entire bag. She was always seeking the best clean-out possible!

Just tried this inverted enema yesterday. Leaning against the wall with a cushion to support my shoulders. The water went right in with no delays, no cramps and only a slight fullness in the diaphragm. With little pressure on the rectum there was no urge to expel. I enjoyed it so much I had to try it again right after. Great clean out and fast!

Several times a year, I used to shoulder-stand for a deep second enema. Used this from my late teens until about age 70. Usually hung the bag on a curtain rod. Doing ab flexes seemed to help distribute the enema and prevent 'pooling.'

Definitely, use a large nozzle that won't slip out, an extra length of hose; then, tape the hose to a leg to avoid it getting pinched or tangled.

Ceased it when I started to get dizzy when inverted.

Unwise because you could take faecal matter back into the duodenum and stomach where it really shouldn't be

How did this get by me all these years !! My back is fine but I can just imagine taking an E spin on one ,so off I go inversion table shopping and if anyone has one and used it for the reason they make them not for your back silly but for enemas please let me know !!

My neighbor has one of the inversion table things. I looked at it and thought it would be great for a really deep Enema, but I was afraid that using one by myself that I might get stuck upside down and full and wouldn't be able to get up. I'll stick with a regular exam table.

Dan

I have posted many times on enemas while suspended upside down:

Note the posts where the health warnings and dangers are mentioned.

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=33971

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=263393

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=687396

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=223869

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=224054

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=224115

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=262500

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=690143

Susie, a needed 'Technical Question'. I'm scheduled for a BE Friday morning. I don't take the gallon drink-stuff. For my colonoscopy (Last week) I did liquid diet (apple juice) for two days with morning-noon-nite enemas and MagSitrate noon the day before. Mag Citrate does absolutely NOthIng....I have NO peristalsis. I feel that the MagCitrate does clear the upper G.I. tract so I do it even though it excites nothing in the bowel.

Any suggestions? --I really like a respect you inputs here on the Zity.

the boxcar

You can try using the Miralax prep.

Usually it is a 238 g jar of Maralax in two quarts of water, but you can double it and use TWO 238 g jars in a GALLON of water.

You can also mix the Miralax into iced tea (real iced tea you make from tea leaves) and the taste is actually good--like iced tea!-------I did that for my husband when we did the FULL METAL JACKET scene ten days ago.

That should give you a good amount of fluid to completely flush out the colon and small intestines. If you do enemas after that prep, your colon should be as clean as if it never had feces run through it!!!!!

The Miralax is good because it isn't a salt and won't hurt your kidneys like the saline preps.

Boxcar,

I just caught your note below which I found very interesting. At 64, I get regular colonoscopies because of a large history of cancers, including colon, and colonic polyps in my blood relatives. So far, nothing but a few benign polyps removed, with nothing but tics on my last one 6 months ago. What was interesting was that you said no results with a dose of MgCitrate. Are you known to have altered or absent colonic peristalsis from a medical condition, or does the MgCit just not work for you?

It was interesting too because I had asked my surgeon last time for an alternate solution by mouth as the one I had five years ago (can't recall the drug) was the foulest thing I'd ever swallowed and almost induced vomiting several times. So he said take a bottle of MgC and a second or third one if no results. I'd never used it before - it wasn't great but definitely better than the earlier stuff. What was different besides the taste was that for me it worked SO well that I made a big mess in the toilet stall at home. This was because the time between first feeling a small urge to go back to the John and a FORCEful, nearly involuntary expulsion (which normally I can manage with other laxatives or enemas) was almost non-existent! I couldn't even control the expulsion force from the time I was lying in bed in my bedroom for about 5-10 seconds to get to my bathroom! Once that happened, I collected lots of reading material and just stayed on the commode for a long time. At least I know for next time!

Eric

You can try using the Miralax prep.

@ SwitchableSusie; What is the FMJ?

You can also mix the Miralax into iced tea (real iced tea you make from tea leaves) and the taste is actually good--like iced tea!-------I did that for my husband when we did the FULL METAL JACKET scene ten days ago.

@ SwitchableSusie; What is the FMJ?

You can also mix the Miralax into iced tea (real iced tea you make from tea leaves) and the taste is actually good--like iced tea!-------I did that for my husband when we did the FULL METAL JACKET scene ten days ago.

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;topic=96712

SwitchableSusie; What is the FMJ?

WOW! the catheter and colon tube and other entertainment would be fun. I wouldn't like the restraint. I spent 8 days in ICU with almost no ability to move, that was a tough headspace for me, even though the staff were superb.

A Recent Reference to Inversion Table Experiences:

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=1215938

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=1215954;nox=2252302

My table method is to rock on the table and to limit a resting inversion to the 45 degrees between horizontal and the total down end-up experience.

Also from the point of view in that first Zity reference, we are talking about finding things to do while some weight is expressing itself up inside already.

The second reference is about enema cataclysms, and how an inversion table was a major part of the disaster.