The "M Y M enema"

Since it is the winter vacation, and our daughters have been staying with friends they know from sleep away camp this last week, my husband and I have done a lot of enema activities in addition to our usually varied repertoire.

One of the enema variations I decided to try on both my husband and myself is an enema composed of milk, plain organic yogurt and molasses. The reason for the addition of the yogurt to the time tested M&M enema is that milk is generally pasteurized, and has few bacteria. The gas and feeling of fullness and pressure comes from the presence of bacteria already in the colon. In this solution, I use equal amounts of milk, yogurt and molasses to make two quarts of solution. The milk also helps thin out the yogurt so it flows through the tubing. Because of the increased viscosity of this solution, the bag needs to be held a little higher than usual to keep the solution flowing.

I place equal amounts of milk, yogurt and molasses in a pot and slowly heat it over the stove. Bring it to 100 degrees--not more, because you will kill the lactobacillus bacteria in the yogurt. Let it stand at 100 degrees for about 20 minutes to an hour before you take the enema. That will give the lactobacillus time to get "activated" and growing. When you are ready, lay on your back and take the enema. I like to use a double balloon rectal catheter to retain the solution since I love the sensation of the increasing pressure. After about 15-30 minutes, or whatever your tolerance is, you can expel the solution.

One of the things I like about this is that you get a lot of return trips to the toilet because the yogurt seems to stimulate a lot of secretions, and after my husband made a few trips to the bathroom, the expulsions become clear. I decided to re-insert my double balloon rectal catheter after my main expulsion and enjoy the return of the pressure from the secretions and gas. The sensations of being masturbated by my husband as the pressure built up, which caused some cramping, were incredibly intense, and I highly recommend this as a recreational enema. The only real drawback with this solution is the clean-up afterward is a bit messier.

DON'T use molasses if you have diabetes. Trust me, the two quart mixture of 1 qt yogurt and 1 qt milk alone will do a number on you. HOLD it for 10-30 minutes.

Do you know any substitutes for molasses in an M&M enema? In UK I have not been able to find molasses in the supermarkets, and I would like to try.

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One of the enema variations I decided to try on both my husband and myself is an enema composed of milk, plain organic yogurt and molasses.

The milk also help thin out the yogurt so it flows better through the tubing. Because of the increased viscosity of this solution, the bag needs to be held a little higher than usual to keep the solution flowing.

I like to use a double balloon rectal catheter to retain the solution since I love the sensation of the increasing pressure. After about 15-30 minutes, or whatever your tolerance is, you can expel the solution.

The only real drawback with this solution is the clean-up afterward is a bit messier.

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Hi,

That souunds really interresting. I wonder what would happen if you used live lactobacillus liquid or capsules (from ahealth food store) mixed into the milk rather than add yogurt?

Ciao

That would be fine too, just let the lactobacillus stay in the milk and grow for an hour or so before you use it in your enema.

If you cannot find molasses, you can use sugar, KARO syrup or even maple syrup (Log Cabin is fine since pure maple syrup is expensive).

Wow, You are much more involved than I am (not a bad thing). I have only done water, soap, Epsom salts. I have been following the post on bananas (hold the Peanut Butter) and never knew that they could go that direction.

I have been taking enemas for 40 years (I am 45), only found this site a few weeks ago. I never knew others share my passion for a good cleaning.

I think I have even less chance of finding sorghum. Is the UK black treacle roughly the right sort of alternative?

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Harryf k If you can find sorghum it sould work the same.

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Hi,

Molasses is made from boiled sugar camne juice or sorghum.

See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molasses

See tese definitions of treacle:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=HPIA,HPIA:2005-21,HPIA:en&defl=en&q=define:treacle&sa=X&oi=glossary_definition&ct=title

Ciao

What type of molasses is best? Is'nt there both a light and dark variety?

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What type of molasses is best? Is'nt there both a light and dark variety?

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My recipes call for Blackstrap Molasses.

Ciao

There are. I've now used both and the effect is the same. With Blackstrap you may absorb some of the extra nutrients that it has. That would be a good thing with the bad.

Thks for sharing a neat couples' experience. 😉

That's a good idea, i dare say. Anxious to try it out! Thanks!

Your posts are just the very best sws! I must try this one when possib;e cheers

I have not done a M Y M enema but have been given MM enema the longer you retail that enema the more gas the bigger you belly. That M&M enema will give the runs for a long time. I have been give a water enema after I will tell you that that enema comes out clear. The M&M enema will clean you out with one enema.

Milk is a nonstarter. It will start a gas buildup. Perhaps that is the goal of some.

I just did this solution this morning after a weekend of various enema activities. I didn't have any molasses so I just used milk and yogurt and kept it at the desired temp for culture growth. After an hour I took it with an inflatable nozzle and then retained it for 40 minutes. Sure could feel the gasses being formed, and was ready to release when the timer went off. After taking a shower and getting ready to go out, I was still running to the bathroom for some remnants. So I thought a tampon would be great insurance, and I was so right, after about an hour at the coffee shop I felt a strange feeling and went to the bathroom, it seemed like I was releasing at least another quart or so. All in all, was a very good experience.

A substitute for molasses is honey or corn syrup.

Oh, Susie, we need to have a marketing crack at this. MYM just isn't the best.

I'm thinking YuMM (YogUrt, Milk and Molasses).