Yogurt Enemas

Not had warm yogurt used on me, but some years ago, a "master" put warm Custard up my rectum via a funnel and speculum.

I then had to kneel bottom up in the bath and he then forced a douche of slightly more diluted (with his and myUrine) warm custard up me before allowing me to evacuate in that position.

As I was diagnosed shortly after as Diabetic, "Master" ceased this and moved on to other liquids including Soups and gravy.

Some were definately great fun and extremely kinky to have administered whilst others were truly awful for me as recipient but made "Master" extremely happy.

Wow! Would love to try this!

SOUNDS like a lot of fun!

I've done many yogurt implant enemas and found that using glass jar packaged "organic" style yogurt works best for getting it into the colon. You still have to pump it as getting it to flow from an enema bag, even after diluting with milk, is hit and miss.

Yogurt is easy to retain for long periods but will eventually "go to work" and produce copious amounts of gas.

My absolute favorite!!#

Did have to take antibiotic, i May try this implant of yogurt To repopulated my intestine

I have in my arsenal what is called a paint stick. It's basically a syringe with an order of magnitude a about 1000 times that of a regular syringe. It will hold about 2 1/2 quarts of what ever you want to put in it. I've used grape jelly, yogurt, marshmallow paste,, mashed potatoes.....you get the idea. it's a great little tool to have around, and provides some interesting sensations.

Hmmmmmm...... This sounds like one that I just might have to try...... love a good gassy enema! 😉

I love yogurt enemas....actually taking one right now as I write this.....I love the fact that I can add the amount of water to it that I want and make it very thick so it runs in very slowly.....it's very filling......I use 2 quarts of yogurt w water in one 2 quart bag, and the other is apple sauce and water...also thickened to just the right consistency....the purpose isn't the probiotic aspect...its the consistency......yummy....almost full.......

What would be the ideal equipment for a yogurt enema? Looking forward to trying this and want to avoid any flow issues.

I also be using non dairy yogurt as I don’t consume dairy and figure that would really shock my system.

My colon therapist gave me a 1 pt yogurt enema after wach colonic injected with one of those big glass piston syringes using a 20" colon tube. She would give it very slowly in the knee-chest and I would have to hold it 15 min. She would then give me a sanitary pad to put in my underwear for the trip home. Total hold time for the trip would be around 35min or so. Never leaked, fortunately. After I got home, would have to lay down to allow the water to be absorbed out of the yogurt. I guess the 20" was high enough to keep it from coming out.

I once saw a Domme who was a passionate health food fan. One of her “things” was giving yogurt enemas as a probiotic and as a stimulant. It was OK, but not very dramatic in terms of effects.

Really?? What's next? “There's always room for Jello”

People have asked what type of equipment is needed. I like to use either my 300CC and or my 150ML irrigation syringe. I use a modified bulb enema silicone tip slipped over the hard plastic tip .There is less chance for injury to the anus than using the factory hard plastic tip. The silicon tips were included with my TopQuaForce bulb enema kit. It included several tips. The one I use and like has a blunt end and the liquids come out of a hole near the tip on the side. It works with a variety of viscous liquids. Whipped Cream, Pudding, Jello and my own special mix of Clear Gelatin with a couple drops of milk that closely resembles cum

I once tried an undiluted yogurt enema. An emptied out gogo-squeeze fruit pouch which has been thoroughly cleaned can be filled with yogurt (I put the yogurt into a round squeeze ketchup bottle and then put the nozzle into the gogo pouch to fill it. Once filled up, you can use the nozzle on the walgreens red enema bag which fits into it (not screws on, just a loose fitting). I administered it crouching in the shower. Time consuming and messy when the nozzle angle isn't right onto the gogo pouch which results in yogurt going everywhere but where intended, hence crouching in the shower. Obviously not a high fill. Retention wasn't a problem for the first few minutes, but it did let me know in no uncertain times when it wanted out! Retrospectively, heating it up first would probably have made it more pliable and also easier to retain.