Enema Recipes & Results

I usually use castille soap or salt solutions.

I'm curious about other recipes. There are a lot of sites that list recipes, but none explain the results.

So, does anyone know anything about the results of the following solutions:

Milk-16oz of milk & 1.5 qts of water

Phospho Soda Enema-this sounds interesting a bottle of Fleets Phospho Soda 1.5oz and 2 qts of water.

Salt & Baking Soda-this sounds kind of soothing, but what is the feeling & results.

Glycerin-2 tablespoons of glycerin 1.5qts of water. I assume this is the same glycerin found in the pharmacy section near the gauze, alcohol, etc.

Lemon Juice- I've read this can cause intense cramps, but I've never seen anything by someone who has had one.

Vinegar-2 tablespoons of white vinegar, 2 qts water

Thanks for the input.

Honey milk and water to obtain 2 liters

Chamomile, milk and mint and water, it is very fresh

Use some vicks on anus, the chamomile ... fresh on anus

Do you know if the honey/milk causes intense cramps?

I have used Vicks for lubrication for anal play, but not with enemas.

When you say "mint" do you mean peppermint? Like a bit of peppermint oil?

Thanks

Mint is peppermint sugar syrup or 2 drops of oil essence

Try to lubricate the anus with vicks and then insert the nozzle..you'll feel the ice and hell... have a nice enema

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There are dozens of solutions you can use. Any combination of milk and a sugar product is going to cause intense gas and cramping. If you are doing a series of enemas, you should always put about a teaspoon of salt per half gallon (2 quarts/2000ml) of solution to prevent water from being absorbed through the colon wall and screwing up your electrolyte balance which can have serious consequences.

A friend of mine told me about a enema recipe I've been using for awhile now which I really enjoy. You use 2 Tblsp of Vaseline Intensive Care Bath Beads (actually crystals, in a blue box called Gentle Breeze) with 2 Tbsp of baking soda or salt. It makes for a very relaxing, soothing enema. Haven't had any adverse side effects or anything. Just wanted to share this recipe.

What volume of water is used with the 2 Tbls. of beads and baking soda?

Here is a good enema for colonic cleansing. The salt is good to keep water absorbtion to a minimum and the oil and glycerin are good for cleaning.

1½ quart of warm water 2 tablespoons of salt 2 tablespoons of mineral oil 2 tablespoons of glycerin.

Peroxide Enema

hydrogen peroxide 2 tablespoons

water 1 quarts

Gas expelling. Insert a rectal tube after a few minutes to help release the gas.

Glycerine is amazing especially used undiluted or 50% with water

Anything with milk or a sugary solution will keep you expelling gas for absolutely ages and ages

Good luck but I am sticking to Dr Bronners Peppermint soap which I find the very best all rounder

There are a lot of enema recipes in here but what is the most powerful, maybe it depends on each person

Yes Mary. What may knock ones socks off may not do much of anything to another. Try a recipe with the ingredients a little short. Next time add a bit more, then a bit more the next time until the desired results are felt.

Anyone hear of the turpentine and soapsuds enema? saw it in a medical book years ago. (Tabers)

Turpentine was used in enemas up to the early 20th century, though increasingly discouraged because of its toxicity.

‘Turpentine is an organic solvent. Its vapor can irritate the skin and eyes, damage the lungs and respiratory system, as well as the central nervous system when inhaled, and cause renal failure when ingested, among other things.’ — Wikipedia.

Not all old remedies should be revived!

Use EXTREME CAUTION with some of the recipes listed in this thread. In particular:

hydrogen peroxide

turpentine

vinegar/acetic acid

mint oils

I am all for challenging, hard to hold and super crampy even painful enemas, but the above can land you in the emergency room or the morgue. You wouldn't be the first to die from any of them.

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Even Susie's Very Rough Ride Enema will give you a very hard time you will long remember, but it won't land you in the hospital.

BE VERY WARY of recipes where people say "I think this. . . " or "I think that. . . . " BULLSHIT those people do not know what they are talking about.

There is a discussion of enema solutions here:

https://www.rcpe.ac.uk/sites/default/files/doyle_4.pdf

Use EXTREME CAUTION with some of the recipes listed in this thread. In particular:...

My vote for "extreme caution" with peroxide and turpentine is to carefully measure out the correct dosage, pour it down the sink, then fill up your bag with something safe. Hydrogen peroxide enemas have been implicated in several deaths, including IIRC one given by a medical type who should have known better.

Mint oils should be thoroughly emulsified - but by that point you might as well use extract or Bronner's mint. In any case be careful about how much you put in.

Jury still out on safe use of lemon juice/vinegar. I'd go for 'don't push it'

Back in the mid-sixties I experimented with hydrogen peroxide...when I injected about 150 ml diluted 50% I immediately vomited and the pain was unbearable. Ended up spending the night in the hospital.

Do not try this enema!

Back in the mid-sixties I experimented with hydrogen peroxide...when I injected about 150 ml diluted 50% I immediately vomited and the pain was unbearable. Ended up spending the night in the hospital.

Do not try this enema!

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Use EXTREME CAUTION with some of the recipes listed in this thread. In particular: hydrogen peroxide.

Agreed. This "50%" Hydrogen peroxide solution above (actually 50% of a 3% standard solution so = 1.5%) is recommended on the side of peroxide bottles for use by swishing around in your mouth to kill bacteria. It produces marked immediate bubbling or froth which may be producing a noticeable degree of surface damage. Placing it directly on cuts or skin abrasions causes immediate white bubbling froth as it interacts with the open or injured tissues along with a strong tingling or stinging feeling. I use it often for skin abrasions and cuticle damage to act as a very effective bubbling antiseptic, but I can't imagine what damage it could potentially do with prolonged contact with your colon or rectum.

Eric

Dr. Bonner’s variety pack

Personally I take a lot of plain tap water enemas and enjoy them very much. When I do use soap it’s almost always been Ivory bar soap dissolved in plain tap water. But one of my Zity friends recommended a Dr. Bonner Peppermint soap enema, so I decided to give it a try. Not wanting to invest a lot of money in a scented soap I might not like, I went on Amazon and found that they offer a variety Pack of 6 four ounce bottles of different scents of Dr. Bonner enema soaps for $24.95. I bought the variety pack, and two days later was sampling all of Dr. Bonner’s flavors. I have to say that Almond is my favorite. It’s smooth going in and coming back out. And it has a very nice medicinal scent that may take you back to a prior hospital enema experiences. Yet I still I suggest that you try all of the flavors out by going to Amazon and then search for “Dr. Bonner’s soap”, or if you want to go straight to the variety pack, follow the link below.

https://www.amazon.com/Dr-Bronners-Sampler-Eucalyptus-Peppermint/dp/B06Y4QD13Q/ref=sr_1_18?keywords=Dr.+Bonner%27s+soaps&qid=1636546143&sr=8-18

The scents in the variety pack are Dr. Bronner's - Pure-Castile Liquid Soap (4 Ounce Variety Pack) - Peppermint – Lavender - Tea Tree – Eucalyptus – Almond and Unscented Baby soap, all made with Organic Oils.

Hope you have as much fun as I’m having.

BigBoy

The question I interject here is Why Intentionally Put Poison Substances in Your Body???

The question I interject here is Why Intentionally Put Poison Substances in Your Body???

You are so right!

My motto:

Give good to your colon; the colon gives it back to you

As a child I was always given soap enemas at home. I hated them because they caused cramps and were uncomfortable on the buttocks.

Once, no twice, I was given enemas made from a tea mixture by a friend's mother. How pleasant were they... A statement from someone who hated treatments of this type at the time.

After the first time I asked what I got up my butt. It is said to have been a tea mixture consisting of caraway, aniseed, fennel and peppermint. This stuck in my memory.

When I first made enemas, the solutions consisted of these spices.

In the meantime, we prepare the cumin, anise, fennel, coriander, chamomile and peppermint rinses. I find the enemas to be very relaxing, no cramps, can be kept a little longer and reduce the odors considerably.

We always prepare more than is needed. the rest is frozen in ice cube bags. This allows you to quickly make enemas without any preparation.

Treat your colon well, the colon will thank you...😎

My usual morning daily is 6 quarts of plain 100f water instilled slowly while on my back in bed. I don't try to retain it for any length of time. Every few days, I'll drop back to 4 quarts of a 50\50 mix of Aloe Vera and 108f water. I find the warm, slow aloe vera soothing and easy to take. I often doze off while I'm filling and can retain it indefinitely. Or until my kidneys fill my bladder and push me to release. My plain water DIY set-up is a 12 quart open top container with a Sous Vide heater to maintain the water temperature for as long as I want giving me much more water available than I'll ever need.

I'm surprised the good old M&M (milk and molasses) enema hasn't been mentioned. Be forewarned: You get good, sometimes explosive, results--in a hurry. This is an enema you'll probably want to give in the bathroom!

Hydrogen peroxide? A joke? For chemists?

H2o- water. Hydrogen peroxide- H2o2

So two guys sit down at a restaurant. One tells the waitress, I’ll have a H2O…His friend says I’ll have a H2o2 (H2O too) He died.

Two or three ounces of pure lemon juice added to one and a half or two liters of water makes a great enema

Dr Bronners non scented castile clean out with inflatables, followed by green tea followups with colon tube. Green tea is delightful and leaves you feeling great.

I've used green tea many times to detox, hold 1qt for 30 mins.