Does this 'cecum flush' exist?

I came across a reference to a 'cecum flush' on Curezone, and wondered if you guys thought it actually existed.

It is not just talking about moving water round to the cecum area - this is normal, I guess. It seems to be saying that something special can happen.

I have doubts personally, and am guessing that it just means a good flush - which can vary. Any thoughts?

Here is the ref:

http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1405781

"And lastly, if you are able to get enough solution into your lower colon and a substantial amount down the ascending colon to the cecum, you may experience what is known as a "cecum flush". I've never experienced it (grrrr), but what happens is a major colon contraction starting at the cecum that supposedly empties the colon entirely. That'd be SO cool (and SO cleansing for sure). So if that happens, don't freak out...let us know, and you can have the very first virtual "Cecum Flush" T-shirt and award on CZ! 😃"

Hi Supple,

Yes, the cecum can be indeed be emptied. A good large volume enema will do it almost every time for me, expecially (for a reason I don;t understand) a sea water enema.

Expulsion is always a series of 'rushes' followed by long pereiods when nothing seems to happen (except, of course, crfamps!). If there are more than three, I know that the last (or perhaps the last two) will be cecum contents. This stuff is easily recognisable because of its distinctive smell and texture. It is like oil driller's mud.

Hold the T shirt - I have a large collection.

Johnny

Yes you can flush the cecum using large volume enemas. Or you could do an oral saline flush or something similar.

It definitely exists. Two litres of warm soapy water will almost always do it for me. The caecum contents are recognisable, as Johnny says, by their muddy texture and cheesy smell, and for me their expulsion is preceded and accompanied by strong cramping. After that the process is pretty much over, as there's little or nothing left in the colon.

My original quote was from a curezone person who (I guess ) has had lots of high enemas:

"what is known as a "cecum flush". I've never experienced it (grrrr), but what happens is a major colon contraction starting at the cecum that supposedly empties the colon

entirely. That'd be SO cool (and SO cleansing for sure). "

They mention a major contraction, and it sounds like it doesn't happen often.

I'm sceptical, and no responders (so far) has mentioned it.

Oh YES ! 😄

I've always thought of it as THE ENEMA BONUS. It is a marvelous feeling - which for me rolls up from the bottom of my colon with a wonderfull cathartic rush.

One problem with taking frequent enemas (which I certainly do) is that I am much less likely to get a cecum flush or BONUS. I find it takes a somewhat full colon which still has a significant quantity of relatively undehydrated feces in the ascending colon. The term "drillers mud" is quite descriptive.

The first time I distinctly remember having the experience was a high volume hospital enema when I was 11 and after not having a bowel movement for five days following hernia surgery. I filled up three bedpans FULL. And what a feeling. I immediately thought:

OH MY, I can;t wait for somebody to do THAT to me again!

Regrettably, I had little luck getting that wish, so I began a lifelong pursuit of giving myself thousands of enemas - usually in search of that ENEMA BONUS. Because of the seeming requirement that one has to have a relatovely full colon and NOT had a enema for a while, I only achieve it a few times a year these days - but when it happens, OH MY ! 😄

Win said: "Because of the seeming requirement that one has to have a relatovely full colon and NOT had a enema for a while, I only achieve it a few times a year these days - but when it happens, OH MY ! 😄"

I absolutely agree about the "oh my" part. The sensation of powerful directional contractions, especially when they originate at the cecum, is simply delightful. Difficult to describe delightful. Addictively delightful.

But I disagree that one has to be full of backed-up poop to enjoy the experience. Recently I have been routinely enjoying powerful whole-colon expulsive sensations, waves of contraction that feel like they begin at my ileo-cecal valve and travel in a sweeping wave to my anus. The wave of contraction will expell everything in the colon if allowed, but the pleasurable wave will also writhe against a stretched full colon of retained water.

So here I go off again about my chilled-water enemas. All I'll say is that properly done, a two liter slow-drip enema of refrigerator-cold water into my empty colon, retained with a tampon, will induce writhing colonic contractions virtually every time. If the mood and mindset are right, they will quickly involve my uterus, and the subsequent whole-body writhing in pleasure messes up the bed. (Don't forget the tampon or the bed will get messed up a different way!)

It simply is an orgasmic experience that frankly far surpasses any partner or solo sex session I've had any other way. Try it, you'll like it.

Hugs,

Diane

I've experimented with colon tubes on a couple of occasions, and while they can apparently be inserted well up into the colon if done with care, I've found that both using glycerine as an ingredient and evacuating the lower colon first with a smaller injection will usually expel the contents of everything beyond (and including) the cecum, and produce the "cleaned out" sensation many of us get after an effective enema or colonic.

I can happily say that I experienced a cecum flush due to a glycerine enema. Will gradually increase glycerin in the future 😃

I just have gotten excited about all the ideas I've come across and have been trying to involve them in one session when possible, since enema sessions are time consuming and I usually only have one day a week to find the time. I've been chasing too many things at once, perhaps. Not trying to ask too many questions, just trying to learn from the experience of others.

Based on the experience of others, I became interested in glycerin based on the descriptions of total cleanouts using a glycerin enema and two rinses. That sounded like it could reduce trips to the bathroom. I have already previously tried cooler water no-salt SSEs based on what I have read about full cleanouts with less water absorption, if absorption is the problem causing many expulsions. StephenS, is there something better than glycerine and rinses that you recommend for a full cleanout and fewer expulsions?

Sometimes when I gave my late partner a second bagful after an initial cleanout and it was a big enema of 3 or 4 quarts on the expulsion she would empty so fast the toilet would flush without pushing the lever just from the influx of water. I always laughed and told her that was a job well done. Anyone else ever get the Superflush enema?

I had forgotten about this, but it happened to me one time last Labor Day weekend when my husband gave me a Susie's Very Rough Ride Enema. The enema was only two quarts, but the expulsion was so fast the toilet flushed. It has has happened a couple of times with my husband because he can take a larger enema than I can.

I have had a Superflush happen on numerous occasions when the gush of expelling is really high volume. It is quite a rush too to feel the entire or most of your colon empty so rapidly.

I've done it a couple of times - not very often.

I can vouch for this. It really does happen.

My wonderful colon hydro-therapist (close system) really isn't satisfied until she achieves this. She uses a combination of massage, herbs and changes in water temperature during my treatment and when it happens I feel like my whole insides are coming out. The sensations are exquisite.

As she says "It was lovely seeing you again this morning. A real pleasure to treat someone who wants to look after themselves ! And boy what a fantastic result!!!". Needless to say I feel absolutely brilliant when she has finished.

This is nothing special.

I love closed system colonics and have had about four a year for the last 25 years. Curezone is mostly a site for quacks to peddle their wares. I expect NOTHING out of a colonic in return for the $90-100 I pay for it other than being pampered and having a good time. Truly, there is nothing a colonic does that a few enemas don't do and the talk the "therapists" (and I use that term loosely) give during the procedure about mucoid plaque (which doesn't exist), and having gas or mucus (EVERYBODY has gas and mucus and it's normal) is total bullshit.

Anyone here who has done enemas of 2-4 quarts, depending on their body has done this.

I have to say, I'm not impressed.

Well said SwitchableSusie!

I have done some high volume enemas until I got clear returns and the soon after the last enema I can fell the content up stream of my cecum release into my colon and then race up my ascending colon across to the descending colon and down to the sigmoid flexure and release... it’s quite hot and it’s quite a rush!

I am very fortunate to have two lovely ladies routinely give me colonics. Both are ex-medics, practice from their own homes, are very professional, use the "doo-daa" speculum enhancer (so no leaks or unplanned expulsion) and thoroughly understand me. “C” operates in an attractive northern city around two hours travel by train (an added bonus) and I’ve been visiting her for ten years. “S” lives closer and I’ve been going to see her for two. With “C” I can only visit when I’m in that city for other reasons (so a couple of times a year) but I have an appointment with “S” every three to four weeks. Both ladies charge a most reasonable fee and, as this process forms part of my “wellbeing” routine, my beloved wife is happy to sanction the expenditure.

While the ladies use different systems; “C” the Woods gravity and “S” a Toxygen machine (she is also more tactile, holds my hand to encourage me on the fill and then works my abdomen hard as I release) both are more than generous with their time. Indeed “C” once had me on her treatment table for so long that I missed the train home! One thing I’m convinced, after receiving many colonics, is that I could never replicate the effects at home, even with two bags and a range of herbal tinctures. Then, of course, there is the “pampering” factor which is huge.

Both ladies are given wine or flowers on arrival and return the favour with hugs and kisses – nothing more – on departure!! “S”’s comment after a recent treatment session says it all. "I love giving you a colonic as you respond so well"!

Yes. And it doesn't necessarily have to be a high volume enema. Even a small cramping enema such as baking soda/sugar or M & M will eventually produce enough cramping to cause the cecum to empty.

There's nothing quite like feeling the cramps start to move the "mud" through the colon, sigmoid flexure and into the rectum for an exquisite expulsion!

My wife gives me great enemas. They are alway 3 H and feel fantastic. She’s an RN and very skilled at wavering between feeling good and being very uncomfortable. I enjoy both. I really like when she makes them super soapy and I can taste the Bronners peppermint. Every single enema that I get results in a cecum flush. Can’t wait until my next session.

I think I just managed to get a cecum flush

first I took 1 liter enema with a marshmallow in the solution (solution : 1l water + 1 marshmallow)

then a 2 liter enema with an other marshmallow, that I inserted directly after the 2 liters

expelled a bit of water with the marshmallow, then nothing for 2 minutes, then big rush I hardly retained to get to the toilet, then i was empty

The cecum flush does exist! I had that happen this very morning when my husband gave me two hot and very soapy (3 quart) enemas with a douche nozzle. I haven't felt good the past couple of days and we both knew a couple of hot, high enemas were indicated. He inserted the nozzle to the hilt in my rectum while I was in the knee-chest position, started the enema and raised and lowered the bag to give me alternating amounts of pressure. (An experience in itself.) I expelled the first enema without the results I needed and experienced alot of stomach cramps and nausea while expelling.

After having unsatisfactory results, he prepared another enema albeit more soapier than the first. Again, inserting the douche nozzle as high as it would go, the enema started to flow. I must have still had alot of junk inside me because I had him start and stop several times. I remember him saying, "Baby girl, you need to take this entire bag before I let you expel." I was panting like a dog when it finally ended and I felt like I might lose all the enema on the towels and comforter.

I waddled into the bathroom with his help and could not make it to the toilet. I had to urgently squat over the side of the tub and let it rip. It was either the bathtub or the floor. After expelling a long stream in the tub, he walked me over to the commode. As I started expelling more, my hubby started rubbing my stomach. Then it happened! Powerful stomach cramps along with a nauseous feeling while expelling what seemed like one long continuous fart, feces and soapy water. I had no control over the expulsion whatsoever! It felt like it started from my lower left side, traveled across the transverse and down the descending colon. Then came the awful smell and mud. What an incredible feeling! I was totally clean and light as a feather. (An extra bonus was a pleasant surprise for me near the end.) I love cecum expulsions!

Mum's Egirl described this phenomenon perfectly. The feeling of a total loss of control, rolling "thunder" right around one's abdomen and then the lightness and total cleanliness when it is all over. Perhaps only experienced under the care of a skilled colon hydrotherapist or intuitive partner. The effects so much easier to handle when safely connected to a closed colonic machine.

Sounds pretty iffy or questionable to me too. Almost like they're describing a "tidal wave" during evacuation, emptying the whole colon from cecum to rectum in one big gush. I've been taking enemas and colonics for >50 years and never experienced anything like this. OTOH, it's easy to tell when you've filled your cecum from the feelings and sounds of water sloshing around in your RLQ, and I really enjoy that feeling of complete fullness from rectum to cecum. But it just empties like any other enema, maybe taking longer than a lower volume if you've reached the cecum. My usual now is 4, 4.5, very rarely 5 quarts, and I've been able to tell my cecum was reached even with 2.5-3 quarts.

Eric

Yes, I am sure it does or at least for me. It doesn't happen all the time, but with some warmer water, a little soap, it can and does happen. Sometimes, I can't describe the feeling but know it is happening. As a judge once said, "I can't define porn, but I know it when I see it". Sort of the same for me with a cecum flush.

I have the cecum flush with and without an enema. In both circumstances the telling observation is seeing what is a significant difference from normal bowel movement to what appears to me a very recent stool that has a different colour and texture from “normal” I think its called chyme as it exits the small intestine.

Any GI docs or Or techs or surg nurses present? Please comment.

If you wanna clean ciecum or you wanna be sure that all your colon will be cleaned out you need to drink some osmotic lax, like Epsom salt or mag citrate or some isosnotic solution.

You will letterally be completed cleaned out ?. I do this many times and It is beautifull

I have posted before about my "homebrew colonics". We all know that some enemas and colonics are more thorough than others. I experienced this final flush yesterday and have occasionally before on my device. Yesterday I intended to have a very thorough clean-out and started with a 3 quart J&J / baking soda enema retained for about 15 minutes. Once I was on my device and had mostly expelled the enema (through it), I began a series of maybe a dozen fills & releases over 40-50 minutes. I was feeling completely empty and the returns were completely clear for some time, but I decided on just one more fill. It was emptying clear when BAM, it hit... Pretty serious cramps (good cramps!) and the appearance in the "drillers mud" (so perfectly descriptive). There was no way my open colon had been hiding that stuff over the previous series of fills. I knew I was clean so that final mud had to have just come from my cecum. After about 10 minutes moving to my left side and massaging my tummy, I was conclusively empty. Very satisfying! I only wish I could have been this empty for my last colonoscopy!