Milk & Molasses Enema and Diabetes

Hi,

Lifelong enema fetishist here. I have been wanting to try an M & M enema (milk and molasses) for a long time now, but have been reluctant because I am diabetic and am concerned that the injection of a sweet substance into the bowels might have the effect of unduly raising blood sugar. I have looked in a number of places for advice on this particular matter, but have thus far struck out. Does anyone out there have an answer to this problem? I would greatly appreciate your assistance. Thank you!

Jorel

I'm a Type 2 using lots of pills right now. The M&M enema sounds pretty scary to me. The bowls can rapidly absorb sugars and alcohol, which is why most shy away from them. If you tend toward high numbers even when under medication the sugars could be very dangerous. Find something else

DO NOT DO M&M (Milk and Molasses) ENEMAS IF YOU ARE DIABETIC.

It won't kill you, but it will really screw up your glucose management. Have your blood glucose meter and insulin readily on hand. You might end up in the ER.

It isn't worth it. Doing this makes as much sense as playing with catheters if you were guaranteed a UTI every time you did it. It's NOT going to be good for you.

See these:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperglycemia

http://www.medicinenet.com/hyperglycemia/article.htm

you can also google hyperglycemia.