Enema Solution - Water, Glycerin and Salt

Greetings to all forum

I'm not newbie about enema. I have read thousands of recipes for a good enema, but I don't found news about enema glycerine and water with salt.

I am going to try for the first time an enema with glycerin (for nice cramps) but i would limit the absorption of the water.

Next week i go to try this solutions to find better for me:

* 5% solution (32,07oz water + 1,7oz glycerin + 9 gr salt)

* 10% solution (30,07oz water + 3,38oz glycerin + 9 gr salt)

* 15% solution (28,74oz water + 5,07oz glycerin + 9 gr salt)

First of all i need to know if i can use it togheter or i need to correct the quantity. What temperature do you recommend?

I don't want to try any other ingredients in this moment.

These solutions will be used after cleaning the intestines with warm water and salt.

After this solution, I will use hot water, salt and chamomile to clean

Many thanks to all can help me.

Have a good enema ;-)

The presence of the glycerin even in modest amounts will seriously limit the absorption of water.

Temperature should probably be about 100 degrees.

I don't see any problem with the what you want to do, but I think you will find the 10 and 15% glycerin solutions very hard to hold for long.

There is a commercial product in Europe, Practomil®, that is 42gm Glycerin in 1000ml of water (4.2% by weight) that is very effective.

Many Thanks.

So, with the glycerin is unnecessary the salt.

How do I prepare a solution a little bit punitive with baking soda? Normally i take 1.5 liters of solution...

Thanks in advance

p.s. Here in Italy the Practomil seems don't exist...

Ivory soap and water,3-4 bags finish with bag of water and sea salt. Suppositorries 1st!!!

You thinking about Epsom Salt or regular salt?

This weekend I tried the solutions to 5% and 10%.

With 5% there were mild cramps after 5 minutes. I did not want to take in more because it is the first time I did not know how my body reacted.

Also tested 10% for 4 minutes with stronger cramps

Problems encountered: it seems that the glycerin calls a lot of water into, so all night I had to go to the bathroom and I had to drink a lot.

For DESIGNED:

regular salt

For "SPARKPLUG":

I have a bit of fear with soap

Salt prevent absorbing water ...

I prefer plain water with a spoon of oil and camomille

Today I tried a disposable enema from India. It is 50 ML (about half the size of a Fleet enema) and contains 15% glycerine and 15% sodium chloride solution. I could feel irritation in my bowels as soon as it was injected and after 3 minutes it was impossible to hold it any longer. It caused a large, explosive expulsion of liquid and feces, and I continued straining for about 5 minutes passing small lumps of feces before the urge to go disappeared. It was the most powerful small enema that I have ever encountered. In addition to the 50 ML adult size, it also comes in 10 ML size for children under 6 years old and 20 ML size for children from 6 to 12. There is a similar 20 ML disposable enema from Malaysia with 25% glycerine and 15% sodium chloride. There are also disposable enemas from India and SE Asia that contain just 15% sodium chloride without the glycerine, that are available in 10 and 20 ML sizes for children, and 50 and 100 ML sizes for adults.

@Totalimmobilization

Practomil doesn't exist in Germany either but you can mix it yourself.

As it contains only I think about 45gramms of glycerin and water you just need to buy some glycerin and mix it together.