Colemas

I'm fairly new here and not really sure where to post this. I was wondering if anyone has tried colemas. I find that they are not as intense as a regular enema, and in fact quite soothing. It's just kind of a gentle flush. I had purchased a colema board some time ago, but I didn't like all of the cleanup etc, so now I hooked up a contraption so that I could just do it in the tub and its much easier to clean up. Also you don't have to purchase a colema board that way. Has anybody else had any experience with colemas?

I own a colema board my self and I use it when I go on a 7 day fast.

I must tell you though I find when I do enemas I get a better feeling of being cleaned out.

I have herd from alot of people here as well as Kristy amalongs web site the same thing and have herd that you get water in with the enema and expel it all the way as where a colema the water continues to run and you hold it till you feel full which alot of people will let out to soon.

an enema you know how much water goes in and well the water comes out until your ready for another enema but the colema is a very good tool for cleaning you colon especially during a juice fast and the kit you buy from Kristy it helps to get the mucoid plack out and it comes in strings.

I do believe it is a mix of the stuff on your intestines and the clay that is drank during the fast you ha vent seen anything till you see that you didn't know there was so much junk in there

A buddy gave me a Colema board a few months ago when he moved; but I have never tried it, as being 6'2", it isn't long enough for me to be on comfortably. For me, I take an Enema first to get the large stuff out of the way, and then use a tube hooked to a flow control that is in the shower. I can lay down in the tub with legs up on the edge, and everything flows down the drain. The tub is easily washed and bleached after, so I see no point in wasting money to buy the board.

Dan

Yeah.

I have a fiberglass COLEMA board, a friend gave me. It cracked and he has repaired it.

I have been trying for years to use a colon tube. I want the feeling of total submission that goes along with that and the simple feeling of something being up there so far, as well as the deep cleaning that would give.

I understand though, that it is damn near impossible to get a colon tube up there by yourself. I haven't been able to get it in very far at all. And so far, I haven't found anybody I trust well enough to use the colon tube on me.

So, the COLEMA board is a compromise of sorts for me. You don't have to put the nozzle in very far, so you can do it yourself. (I guess because I was raped by priests when I was in grade school, I am conditioned to resist something pressing against the upper part of the rectum or penetrating the 'third ring' as some call it: the entrance to the Sigmoid.)

Yes, it takes some effort to set up the COLEMA, but there is little cleanup afterwards.

My buddy made me a 22 qt clear plastic container with marks for every few quarts - so I can tell how much fluid I have taken in. That is great. And the container lets me mix into the solution whatever I want, usually baking soda and salt (keeps the solution from being absorbed a whole lot.)

Because I control the flow and volume and amount, I can take the solution very, very slowly and it is comforting. But for the same reasons, I can wimp out and release before I really get the distension and fullness that I actually crave.

I have the board and container set up in the bathroom now. I'm going to go for it. Wish me luck.

All comments are welcome.

Happy Holidays - and many happy after-over-eating clean-outs to all.

Spent many happy hours yesterday using a new Fort Troff 9-inch shower shot nozzle of fairly flexible material. Usually don't use the shower shot at all, though I have many interchangeable nozzles. Gave this new one a try and am happy with it.

Have had trouble in the past getting anything past the bend at the sigmoid. The regular colon tubes usually buckle and turn back on themselves. This new nozzle, with patience, low flow volume and moderate temp seems to have done the trick.

It felt great.

No, did not spend all those hours on the hose, silly rabbit. Took time to exercise and drain. Butt took my time inserting and stroking the anal tissue before and during each insertion. Did not want to stop.

The colema board was useful. Just put it in the tub to permit expulsion without getting the outflow on my body. Put some hot water in the tub first and periodically replenished it. Like being in the womb.

NICE.

Do any of you use or have you used a colema board?

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1. Like or dislike

2. Advantages or disadvantages

3. Effectiveness vs enemas

You might want to check out this link:

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;topic=2073.msg16376#msg16376

And also you can do a search for the word "colema" and there are postings from members about their use of colema boards throughout various other threads.

I have a female friend who uses a colema board occasionally as part of a juice cleanse. I have talked to her about it and the details involved and have shared with her my enema activities. She prefers the colema board because the water is a continuous flow in/flow out. It doesn't cause cramping much because you're not retaining the water like you do with an enema. Enemas do not appeal to her.

There is a five-gallon bucket with tubing and she says once the tube/nozzle is inserted, the out-going water just comes out in a constant flow thru an opening in the board and deposited into the toilet. When one bucket is empty, she uses her cell phone to call her husband who is downstairs and he comes up and refills the bucket however many times they choose.

For them there is NO eroticism surrounding the whole procedure. They both perform these cleansings maybe twice a year for what they hope is detoxification and consume wheat grass juice as part of this process.

I keep trying to convince her to give enemas a try, maybe even an little ginger. We'll see...