Colonics

I've had two, both with a closed system, and the water did seem to go well up into the colon. Neither was uncomfortable, and both were rather relaxing.

Have never had one but really want to. No luck finding a place around where I live that does them though.

I've had two or three. They're very relaxing.

I have had quite a few colonics in NYC. I used to have a nurse on the upper west side. After the colonic she gave me a prostate massage and allowed me to play with her boobs. She has since retired. I need a new place!!

I loved colonics

I got a few colonics in Tulsa. One was pretty erotic and is a much more detailed story. The other was from a Chiro's mother. It was, on some levels, erotic but not really an opportunity to indulge as much as i did in the first ones. I had boldly taken a horny novel to read and the lady that was doing the colonic set up was aware about my main interests. I can honestly tell you - I was asked not to return. Oh well.

I try to have a colonic every few months. The experience is great and the after effects are even better. I know its a part of me that will stay with me for the rest of my life. The process makes me feel fantastic.

On the advice of my doctor, I had my first colonic today. I was surprised that the provider was a beautiful woman in her 40's (on the phone, she sounded older.) She asked me to remove my pants and underwear, and to put on a gown that would be kept open in the back. When I returned to the room with the equipment, she put on rubber gloves and had me lie on my left side with my left leg straight and my right bent, so that she could insert the plastic speculum and then the tubes. No lubrication by finger... she coated the speculum itself with gel. It was still a little uncomfortable going in, as I have a slightly enlarged prostate.

She then had me lie on my back with a sheet over my legs, pelvis and abdomen. The water going in was heated and felt good... no cramping, which surprised me. But though she did a LOT of palpating, which I usually enjoy very much, and ordinarily, I would have loved to be pressed and kneaded by this lovely woman, the fact that the palpation in this case produced uncomfortable internal sensations (all part of moving things along, she explained), and there was a sheet in between her hands and my skin, pretty much took the edge off it. I did appreciate how carefully she explained everything, including what she was seeing on the monitor.

I also liked the fact that the whole thing was a little embarrassing, and definitely a "boundaries down" situation... you can't hide much from someone who's literally seeing everything you have to "get out of your system." (Nothing is hidden on the monitor screen...)

She was also not shy about checking the continued proper placement of the equipment, under the sheet, when I became concerned that it might be slipping out. (She just smiled and said that she had never seen an "accident" on the table, but "better safe than sorry..." )

I hadn't read much about colonic irrigation, though, and had thought I would be naked and prone, with the gear inserted from the rear. No such luck!

I've only had a few colonics and they were great. Toward the end of the first two, the therapist administered oxygen into the water and told me it would be absorbed by my colon. It certainly gave me a boost. Has anyone else had this part of the treatment? The other ones with a different therapist never did it.

The Toxygen machine will supposedly deliver oxygen. It's really bullshit since your body will only absorb so much until the hemoglobin is fully saturated.

What the Toxygen machine does ISN'T like having hyperbaric oxygen that forces extra oxygen into your blood.

My colonic therapist yesterday did add ozone to the mix, halfway through the irrigation, and I had earlier in the day spent time in an ozone sauna (closed cabinet heating, so that it doesn't affect the head, isn't inhaled). I don't know much about it, but at least the doctors at this clinic believe that it helps to flush out the invaders.

^^^^ I hope you didn't pay too much for that.

Lost in the ozone again.

http://youtu.be/heK8QjhWGag

Susie, Maybe it was mind over matter for me with the Oxygen, I could feel it bubbling in me as it went in. But I swear, I did feel invigorated afterward. Again, mind over matter.

There's a first time for everything... As a follow-up to chelation therapy, I had another colonic scheduled today. The procedure was the same as on Wednesday, except that "Gina" mentioned that this time, we would need to use greater volumes of water than before.

Seemingly in compensation, Gina was much more slow and tender with her palpating. I could also feel the warmth of the water more intensely, with the greater volume. I enjoyed this one more.

But to my surprise (and hers), I actually did start feeling something that "wasn't supposed to happen"... about an hour into the 90-minute procedure, I suddenly felt warm wetness on my left hip, and asked her, "Is it possible that I'm leaking?"

Gina looked surprised but said, "It's possible." She lifted the sheet, and found that I was indeed, leaking. The pad under my hips, my left side and even the sheet were wet... it seems something had shifted. (And no, I did *not* do it on purpose.)

Though the wetness was almost entirely water, I thought she might clean me (just like old times!), but no such luck. She just asked me if my shirt had gotten wet (it hadn't), so she guided the equipment back into place and we continued.

Our conversation was much more relaxed this time, talking about relationships, people's attitudes toward the human body, and more. At the end, after I got up, went to the loo to clean up and dress, and came back, I couldn't resist telling her that I'd really appreciated the gentle way in which she'd worked with me and let me know what was happening at every step, and that I thought she was a wonderful person. She smiled and said, "I feel the same way about you," and gave me a big hug before I left.

What I *didn't* tell her is that she also has a very sensual mouth, and that when she'd bent over me so many times, kneading my upper and lower belly, I'd had such a strong urge to kiss her... Never would have, but even the thought made me happy.

Colonics are great, I've had a few and everytime its been pretty comfortable and I felt really clean and full of energy after. every time the most uncomfortable part was getting the tube in my backside but you get used to it, then it was getting filled with water while my belly is massage and then emptying as my belly is again massaged. overall a great experience.

I've had it done once and it was great. I felt clean and relaxed afterwards. It's a strange sensation at first but i would recommend it.

Colonics are actually very pleasant and relaxing. Mine have taken just about 90 minutes from check in to check out. The trick for me was getting used to totally relaxing and letting go without concern the first time I went. After that I really enjoyed the sensation. Mine was an open system colonic and left me feeling fresh, clean and less bloated. I recommend having a colonic.

I have had them. Great way to get cleaned out.

Can not say enough but they are easy and comfortable to get.

I just discovered this thread today. I've had a number of colonics over the years in various cities, perhaps 10-20 overall, almost all of which were highly enjoyable. I've always done them strictly for the enjoyable physical and perhaps emotional feelings I get from them, never with any intent or expectation of "health benefits." In fact, I'm very rarely if ever constipated, and I've never gone for a colonic when I was.

I had one therapist, my very first one back in about the mid'70's, who purportedly bubbled oxygen into the colonic inflow tubing after filling me quite a ways with fluid. I felt little unusual except for a bit of extra bloating as the gas flowed in and extra gurgling when it was sucked out. No other later therapist used oxygen and I have no doubt it was a completely BS "selling point" with no effect, noticeable or otherwise. Susie has rightly commented earlier on its negligible effect on oxygen saturation, totally unlike and unrelated to true hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Additionally, the notion someone put forward here of "ozone therapy" strikes me as somewhere between BS/laughable and dangerous, ozone being a more potent oxidizer than even atmospheric oxygen:

"This same high oxidising potential, however, causes ozone to damage mucous and respiratory tissues in animals, and also tissues in plants, above concentrations of about 100 ppb. This makes ozone a potent respiratory hazard and pollutant near ground level.", to say the least.

I've long since stopped doing colonics because of both expense as well as the fact that if I really want to be cleaned out I can do it myself just as enjoyably with more sexual gratification at home.

If you enjoy the way they feel or make you feel, have at it.

HFAPS,

Eric

I never had a colonic but from what you guys describe, it’s a dream!

I need to find me someone who does this here in town

I tried an open colonic a couple months ago. It was nice and I would consider doing it again when they are offering a special but really didn't feel I got super cleaned out even after 8ish gallons. There was some good cleansing at the beginning and in the middle but the rest of the time not a whole lot happened. They offered a coffee enema add on at the end so I did that, which was administered over two, small enemas that I was asked to retain as long as possible. There's another place in my area that does the closed system so might consider giving that a try sometime.

I saw some videos about it on YouTube and some of those hoses are thick. Sounds lots of fun!

I have had many colonics over the years. If you decide to have one go with the closed system. They are very relaxing and should give you a complete clean out.