Recipes and solutions | Coffee Enema Tips 2/2

Views: 1237 Created: 2014.07.16

First post

The decision is NOT by any means set in stone, but I am considering trying a coffee enema for the first time.If I DO decide to try it, I have no idea what to do!

I don't drink coffee, but I do drink possibly too much unsweetened ice tea.

Any advice?

How much of a cleanse do I need to do? Fleet enemas? Suppositories? Soapsuds enemas till clear? Full cleanse with laxatives, and enemas?

Should I avoid caffeine for several hours before starting? Or use decaf the first time?

How long do I wait after the last cleanse enema, to make sure it's all out before doing the coffee?

12 hour fast before the start like any other enema?

How much should I dilute the coffee with water?

Retention? should I try to go the usual 15 minutes? Less?

There seems to be a time when the caffeine hits the system suddenly. How quick would this be? Is there a sudden hot flash?

Any personal experience based advice would be appreciated,

Justme3

There are many videos and websites on this topic, you'll have to decide what works best for you as well as the purpose. Enemabag.com is one good site. In short, I do a rinse first, followed by 32 oz coffee for 21 min, then 2 full rinses for total cleanout. By then, I feel great for the next couple of days. I've previously commented on my new brewing technique.

Flushky

Since I have been on a bit of an enema roll lately, I decided to try a coffee enema for the first time in many years. I took 3 quarts of very strong coffee with a tablespoon of baking soda and held it for about 30 minutes. It was a pretty soothing solution and provided gentle cramps and pretty good peristalsis for a complete evacuation. Like some others have reported I did end up with quite the caffeine buzz! I don't accept the over the top health claims but I don't see any harm and it was a nice variation. One very real side benefit... It provided indisputable evidence afterward that I needed to clean my bag better so I was compelled to get out the bleach and dish soap for a very through cleaning : )