Do enemas make you feel better?

They didn't help me avoid a nasty bug that had me running a fever for a few days. Took some Amoxycillin to knock it out.

A couple enemas certainly made it more bearable, though 😃

Well I know they work for me when I am tired, on my period or have a hangover.

If I have the time, and if I am feeling "sluggish", an enema or two always seems to work. Not just for constipation either. In my opinion, I seem to get fewer colds when taking enemas on a regular basis. If I should get a cold, the symptoms seem milder after taking a series of enemas.

Do birds fly? Do fish swim? Oh, LET ME COUNT THE WAYS !!!!!!

Definitely!

Each and every one everytime never met an enema I didn't love

Enemas have to make you feel better. For myself, I am fortunate because I have my Jug-bag and a Colon Hydrotherapy machine. When they are used in tandem as with an enema followed by a colonic, they get rid of the waste and gas, but the warming and internal massage from the water make life beautiful again. On grey cold days I fill my bag or Jugbag with water at about 113 degrees F and add a double shot of Vodka.On hot, humid summer days, 85 or 90 degree water goes in the bag. Then inject slowly or even slower! Massage your belly from left to right to move the water higher. Then on to the Hydrotherapy for an hour or so of fills,and releases all to the tunes of the classical composers or electronic music is a great accompanyment to enemas.With all of this blissful activity,how can you allow the rain to stay in your life?

A soothing warm enema is always good to the last drop. Everyone knows that an enema a day keeps the doctor away!

Thanks all members... I am these days taking regular enemas...and really enjoying the mild crmpy feeling

ALWAYS!!!

For most of my life almost every enema has felt good, and physiologically or psychologically made me feel good. In recent times I have not been able to take them as often as I would like, primarily due to back and hip problems, I've had the back surgery and the replacement hip is scheduled later this month, then I should be able to get back to my regular routine in a month or two. For me, I'm glad that surgical techniques have improved, but I do miss the days of enemas before surgery, and often afterwards, too! Only time I've heard of an enema being prescribed in the last few years was a friend who had just finished an alcohol detox, and was very constipated, compacted in fact, digital break up of the mass of stool followed by an enema!

I don't like the feel I get during the process. The painful bloating while being filled, the gas bubbles that hate water, and the cramps that come with an expulsion.

I also don't like the very full feeling when I haven't been able to go for three days.

The part I do like is the lightness from being cleaned out. I can move, I can bend over without "discomfort".

I still have found the sexual feeling that so many here enjoy. I will continue to keep enemas as a option for when my body does not want to "go" on it's own. Enemas work wonders.

Funny, but somehow I even like the parts of the enema process that I don't like. Some of the 'unpleasant' or 'uncomfortable' sensations seem to add to the overall enjoyment for me. Cramping, bloating, holding on to retain during an urgent need to evacuate, shakes and cold sweats during expulsion. These are sensations I can choose to intensify if I use a strong solution or reduce with a mild one and/or a smaller volume. On occasion, based on my mood, I do choose to 'go wild.' More often I opt for the mild ride. Even when giving myself a punishment type enema and thinking "I won't be taking one of these again any time soon" I know the desire will surface again.

I enjoy the aspects of theses different experiences in different ways as they are happening. Either course ultimately leaves me feeling 'better.'

Yes, they most certainly do: in order to feel well in your mind, you need to feel well in your body. And an enema is a nice way to get this relaxing feeling, which will also clean your brain

I know all sorts of people who need a cerebral enema. Also there are places which need enemas too.

After 60hr week of stress at work I'd have a long, slow enema...and literally...blow all the stress related angst out my butt!

I haven't tried it for stress from everyone around me. Prob should.

Had one yesterday, and felt better all day. REalized that I washed away breakfast that I'd just had an hour prior.

Took 3x to get the full 1.75 qts in but enjoyed immensely getting rid of it.

^^^^ I doubt very much an enema would wash away the breakfast you had an hour earlier.

Things just don't move that fast.

An enema helps detoxify the colon as well as help you relax depending on the solution, I also notice an increase in energy the following days.

Enemas leave me in a very serene state. It's very difficult to explain, but when I am finished with an enema, particularly if alone, a feeling of well-being and serenity comes over me.

And it does not hurt when my wife gives me one either.

I enjoy the relaxed feeling that follows after a nice warm enema.

Yes, almost always I feel not only cleaner and lighter but sort of tingly and overall better, though usually a bit tired as well (but a good tired). I do enjoy almost every aspect of it, including filling, massaging, retention and release, as well as the sexual arousal that almost always occurs. Sometimes I can manage an orgasm during filling or retention, or even occasionally during release on the commode. MissStress said:

The part I do like is the lightness from being cleaned out. I can move, I can bend over without "discomfort".

I still have found the sexual feeling that so many here enjoy. I will continue to keep enemas as a option for when my body does not want to "go" on it's own. Enemas work wonders.

and I agree. I probably don't take as many enemas as many in this group do, but even so, just the thought of being given an enema in fantasy or being told a story including an enema from my partner is a powerful arouser and always has been. I've taken more fantasy enemas than real ones over the years, more and more recently to enhance arousal and stimulate orgasm, as I have significant ED and orgasmic dysfunction from medication. But the real ones are becoming more frequent and are so much better!

Yes, very much so. Afterwards, they induce a sense of euphoria. As they say, a clean colon is a healthy body.

Enemas absolutely make me feel better. Physically I feel light and invigorated. Any worries or concerns never come to mind when I have a nozzle inserted and soapy water is slowly warming my insides. After 1 or 2 gentle enemas I feel peaceful and positive.

It seems that is the primary function of this simple procedure...I certainly take enemas to make me feel better. There are those enemas that merely address some type of digestive malady. I feel better after flushing away any obvious contributing factors. Then there are those enemas that trigger some other reactions, both physically and psychologically, that elevate one's overall sense of well being and euphoria. These are the types of enemas that have me hooked for life.

We take an enema to clear our colon.

And it clears our head in the process.

Of course better, It is comfortable when I can clean myself regularly

When a patient had arrived to hospital for stomach pain doc advised enema but they couldnt find medic set for process i was about to advise shower nozzle without concious 😃

They can make me feel better, but just as important as the enema is the mood. If I'm rushed I'm generally still up tight afterwards; to really feel better I have to have plenty of time and be able to ignore the 'to do' list for several hours.

It certainly worked today! I didn't sleep well last night. I woke up with a queasy stomach and feeling yucky. I was dreaming about some issues at work; I'm a worrier, and it affects my insides. Later this morning I laid down and placed a hot water bottle on my tummy for about 10 minutes, followed by a warm water salt and soda enema -- just one quart (half my bag). Add a nap this afternoon, and I feel like a new person. Love it!!