Rectal Implants

Any advise on the use of probiotics such as bifido implanted in the rectum such as amount (CFU) and frequency? Anyone have experience with the bifido product that Optimal Health Network sells? thanks.

This is a question regarding 'implant' enemas; that is, enemas with solutions that are meant to be absorbed by the body. Among these would be alcohol (bad) and coffee (good), but really involves anything that is not for just a flushing out.

We have learned from these postings and other sources that common table salt is often a helpful addition to an enema solution. A concentration of salt that is greater than "isotonic" (the body's natural salt balance) will draw water into the colon through the colon wall, actually increasing the amount of liquid to be expelled. A sub-isotonic concentration, or no salt at all, will cause the body to absorb the enema solution, which can be somewhat dangerous by diluting and perhaps upsetting the body's electrolyte balance.

The question is, when one takes an implant enema, coffee for detoxification, for example, should any salt be added, or to get the full effect of the coffee does the coffee need to migrate through the colon wall, in which case salt would be counterproductive? Thanks.

Go to a drug store and buy some generic probiotics. Crush it up or separate the capsule or just stick it up a well cleaned out butt. Then fill with a 1quart coffee and baking soda enema (1/2 tbsp per quart) and hold it for 20 mins or longer if you can. The probiotic additive along with the BS will make tye enema extremely easy to hold.

I myself would not recommend buying any of OHN's coffee or organic products as I find them EXTREMELY overpriced. Do some hunting online and you should be able to find products that will achieve the same results for much less money.

Baking soda definitely helps with retention of coffee enema. Organic coffee at different level roasts is readily available in bigger cities, needn't be ordered on line with the broadcast labeling, "ENEMA COFFEE" for those in the closet (like me)! Not familiar wity bifido implants.

How about yogurt? I've used the unflavored kind with good results. Mix with cool water and use a colon tube and large syringe.

How much yogurst/water do you use? Can you post up a recipe?

Wheatgrass is hard to hold. I had a colonic hydrotherapist give me a couple of wheatgrass retention enemas using about 8 ounces of the wheatgrass juice. She advised holding it 30 minutes, and I could hold it about 15 minutes or so but it was difficult. I asked her to try mixing the 8 ounces with a quart of water to see if diluting it would help, and it was even harder to hold.

Have her add sea salt to it 1/2 teaspoon would be enough

Do any of you use implants?

What types are there?

What effects/sensations can be expected?

What volume?

Results?

Do you mean things like replaced hips, knees, shoulders or teeth?

Going out on a limb here, you don't mean breasts or buttocks, do you? 😁

I think he means rectal implants--wheatgrass--etc

OOPS! I started reading this thread on Bill's post #8 and missed the initial intent.

I was, of course very tongue in cheek!

Anyway, no, I don't use any rectal implants, although I have done things like full yogurt enemas which would probably fall into that category.

A few days ago I took a mixture of yogurt (active culture) and whole milk, 2.5 litres altogether, warmed to 38°C. I held it for about 20 minutes. It was easy to take and easy to hold, and it was in no hurry at all to come out even after I removed the double balloon nozzle. But it kept me ‘going’ for about another ten hours! Fortunately I didn’t have to go out.

It is common for dairy enemas to keep you running back to the toilet for many hours with loose stools that are often almost clear after the main mass of feces is expelled.