Milk and Molasses Enema

Try 8-16oz Milk and 8-16 oz molasses (Just make sure equal parts). Warm to 110 degrees shake well.

Insert and be prepared for wonderful cramps...Make sure you are close to toilet.

Sometimes I feel like a cramp, sometimes I dont 😁

Hello Friends,

I changed the subject name so people wont think I'm talking about M&M's the candy! LOL!!!

I read on the new OHN site something a 90 year old man wrote. He really believes that taking M&M enemas bring out the toxins, and the more cramps you have the better, and that's a sign that much toxins are being removed.

Not to sure about that. I would need some convincing that this is true.

This is why an M&M enema is painful...

"The combination of milk and molasses produces gas which causes the rectum passage way to expand and forces the feces or matter out." (I read that on this forum.)

So, it could be the cramps are not caused by the toxins being removed.

Why go through so much pain to be healthy? And, this may be a hoax.

A year ago, I gave myself an M&M enema just to see what it was like. Only one quart. It wasn't painful for me at all. If anything, it was soothing!!

This is a topic I'm curious about, and want to learn more. I would love your thoughts on this.

Bottoms Up!

WW

I don't think the cramps that come with an M&M enema have anything to do with toxins being released. The M&M was used in the past at hospitals as a last resort type enema when everything else had failed. I'm surprised you found it to be soothing, I had fairly serious cramps when I tried one.

I think an M&M enema is a pretty good alternative to a soapsuds enema if you're constipated. I took a smaller amount than you did, the recipe I found called for about a pint total (cup of milk, cup of molasses), and it worked fine. However, they are pretty messy and overall I prefer a good soapsuds enema.

Thanks for the reply! I'm surprised too, that it was soothing.

Maybe I didn't put enough molasses in the milk, and I used powdered milk. That could have something to do with it.

Bottoms Up!

WW

Had to laugh at myself. I saw the thread, and thought... How do you get the M&M's up your passage??? One by one??? Large diameter hose? Great visual image!

I think I'll stick with warm water for now.

LOL Magellan4200! I had the same image in my head 😁 Still even took me a minute to get it (then I let out the air 😉). My first thought was, "M&M's aren't made with molasses as far as I know." Oops. Thank you WW for enlightening my world today. I have so much to learn, and am glad to have such dedicated people to look to for good info.

Hi Water Woman, I see you're back.The M&M enema is not a hoax. The combination of the milk with protein and carbohydrates and molasses with sugars is just what the intestinal bacteria need to grow, and that is what produces the gas that gives the cramping. If you have been taking a lot of enemas and your intestinal flora count is lowered, you won't get much gas formation or cramps. The stuff about cramps and toxin release is a bunch of crap. In some people, the volume of bacteria in feces is tremendous, so those people will have a lot of gas and cramping.

Those of us here, who take regular enemas, probably will not have a lot of cramping. If cramping is what you want, look at the thread entitled enema solutions that cause cramping and look at my response. If that solution doesn't give you the most intense cramps you ever had, with great difficulty to hold, you are an android, not a human.

Also, see my MYM enema post. I rather enjoyed that enema for a number of reasons, as you'll see in my post. Originally, the reason for the milk and molasses, is that in a constipated person, the volume you need isn't great, and after retaining it a while, and because of the gas the bacteria produce, it seeps through the feces and goes moderately far up the colon compared to other solutions, thereby effecting a good bowel movement with a relatively small enema.

It is my experience that a warm 50/50 milk and molasses enemas serves to separate the mucus lining from the intestinal walls, producing a highly cathartic evacuation - especially if taken in high volume (such as 4 quarts), and delivered high in the colon through a colon tube.

Exactly what do you mean by "mucus lining?"

Thank you so much for the replies, and nice hearing from you Susie!

"The stuff about cramps and toxin release is a bunch of crap."

Not surprised to hear that Susie. That's really what I meant about the M&M enema being a hoax, being used to get rid of toxins. Well, you know all too well about OHN! I do question some of their beliefs. But the M&M enema is healthy in some other ways! Glad the health benefits are not all a hoax!

Bottoms Up!

WW

"The combination of milk and molasses produces gas which causes the rectum passage way to expand and forces the feces or matter out." (I read that on this forum.)

Water Women -- It is my quote, which I found in one of mother medical books. As I stated in my original post, I was impacted from taking pain pills due to a severe ankle injury. The medical book also stated that M&M Enemas are used as a last resort when suppositories or conventional enemas fail. I suffered severe cramps and felt as if my insides were being blown out. I have never read anything in medical books or papers that suggest M&M Enemas for removal of toxins. -- DD

I tried this once. I even did it in the bathroom (not my usual place) because I didn't want an accident. I don't recall how much I used, but I held it for at least 10 minutes and found no more gas or cramping than usual. It was kind of disappointing.

But I'm sure I'll try it again someday...

I've had a few not so fun experiences with M&M enemas so any supposed health benefits (which I find dubious), pale in comparison.

My first time trying a M&M enema of about a pint or so I had barely got it all in before it was wanting to 😮 😮 BLOW 😮 😮 right back out. Not sure if I even made it to the bowl before the shooting started! I was doubled over, sweating, pulse pounding and feeling like I was going to pass out while the explosions continued. By the time it was over I was surely well emptied out but I was also physically drained and limp as a dishrag.

At various times I have tried M&M enemas again, thinking that first one must have been an aberration, but even trying more diluted solutions I end up with the same results. Since I'm one who is in it for the pleasure 😄 this is not my ideal enema but if you enjoy LOTS of cramps then it's not to be missed.

It blows my mind when WW describes an M&M enema as soothing, guess it just shows that everyones chemistry is a bit different.

In the event the M&M enema does turn out to be the best way to a long and healthy life, I think I will pick option B.

This is the M&M recipe I used. I got it off the internet from a hospital that used this recipe.

MILK AND MOLASSES ENEMA RECIPE

8 ounces of warm water

3 ounces of powdered milk

4.5 ounces of molasses

Put the water and powdered milk in a jar. Close the jar, and shake it until the water and milk look fully mixed. Add molasses. Shake jar again. Pour mixture into bag. Repeat every six hours until you have no more stool.

I didn't repeat. I only did this once. That was enough for me.

The enema is smaller from what I thought. I did this a whole year ago, and couldn't really remember until I pulled out this recipe.

This was very soothing for me, and if some of you try this recipe, I would love to know if it worked the same for you!

Bottoms Up!

WW

My initial try with the M&M enema was with the 1 cup milk and 1 cup molasses making for a pint enema. Have also tried more diluted solutions, likely approaching WW's formula, but didn't find much improvement in my experience.

I have always used real milk in my experiments. Wouldn't think that powdered milk would make much difference, after all you just end up putting back what was taken out, possibly that is the answer though.

I'm sure I will try the M&M again some time, hopefully I'll remember the powdered milk, but for now I just need a bit longer to forget the last time. ???

Powdered milk?? What for?? If that was on a hospital site, the only reason they said to use powdered milk is because neither that nor molasses require refrigeration and it is easy for them to store. Use fresh milk. I'm sure you have that in your refrigerator.

I have taken several m&m enemas when the feeling comes to me and I want to put myself through some major colonic pain, I am an enema slut at heart. The pain is intense, I go into a sweat, a couple of times, I thought I had to turn around to throw up. Good enema, but realize what you are getting into first.

I finally got the nerve to try an M and M enema today. I found a recipe on this board that I doubled. It felt great going in. When I let it out I did notice more gas than usual but no undue pain. I had to stay close to the toilet for a few hours and I still don't trust a fart. Overall, it was a very positive experience for me. Am I unusual? I was expecting cramps and pain but it just didn't happen. The recipe I used was one quart of warm water, 6 ounces of powered milk and 9 ounces of black molasses. Did I do something wrong or are there people like me who just enjoy with type of thing without any pain? Anybody else enjoy a M and M enema?

Though I've read reports of folks getting pretty quick results from an M&M, for me it takes quite a while for it to really "kick in." First time I tried one, I waited a while and was thinking "hey, this is no big deal" when my stomach started gurgling and WOW! Similar to a strong wave of cramps, but the wave never passed. Almost didn't make it to the pot! 😮

I had done several M&M's and they are brutal, I getr hard cramping and a couple of times though I was going to pass out, but every once in awile I get the urge to do it again, love the feeling, very intense.

I tried it once and I am glad I had sense to be in the tub. I would have never made it to the toilet. I didn't use powdered milk, it was whole milk and black molasses.

Sounds likes it's definitely not an enema to be self administered.

I just tried a Milk and molasas enema for the first time and found it relatively gentle - not te gut buster folks amke it out to be. It did seem to be a good gentle clean out though.

I think the effect of a milk & molasse enema is entirely due to the molasses. It is hyperosmotic like glycerin. Assuming you give the enema shortly after mixing it up there is no time for any fermentation or bacterial growth or gas formation. I certainly never noticed any excess gas when I tried it. A hundred or more years ago molasses may have been the only easily available ingredient of a stimulant enema, and it a lot of the stuff about fermentation has been carried over from 19th century texts.

The comment above "people will do anything to get off" says alot about its author

Milk and molasses has it origins in the history of folk medicine, originally it was used as a nutritional enema when someone was too sick and could not eat..the water, natural sugars and milk components can cross the intestinal wall and be circulated by the blood..possibly saving someones life..

in ancient times (before refrigeration) milk was often intentionally soured by adding bacteria and creating yogurt/keefer as a means of storage..this same bacteria is what our body uses to help finish digestion and creat produce vitamins in our colon..bottom line "it was healthy"

in modern times it's use and effects have been perverted and distorted..contrary to popular urban myth, nothing about it is irritating,, and any gas caused by fermentation can easily be expelled along with the poop (toxins)..

The M&M enema is not a hoax. It is a powerful intestinal evacuant. I have had maybe half a dozen in my lifetime and do not consider them recreational. I have used them strictly for severe constipation and can tell you that they do work very well. The cramping is brutal and painful, but the evacuation just keeps on going and going. My last one was about two months ago after I had not gone to the bathroom for about a week. These are not for the faint of heart or weak of stomach.

WaterWoman...

Years ago..probably 1949 or so....I was in the hospital and severely clogged up. After 2 or 3 s/s the nurse did a Milk & Molassas and it got the job done. I don't remember it being much different.

the boxcar

I have read that a black strap molassas enema is taken for irritable bowel syndrome, but have never tried it though.

No hoax. Did this once and thought I was going to die. Needed a colon tube to get the gas out. Not for the feint of heart. Doubt the part about removing the toxins.

I have some experience with milk and honey enemas.

Its about 3 parts milk and one part honey. YOu can warm it slightly to help.