Alex's enemas every hour progression.

So I decided to do an enema an hour thing as well, and will be taking an enema every hour, progressively increasing volume by half a quart every time, starting with 1/2 quart and hopefully finishing at at least 4.5 (I never gotten that high) or even 6 quarts! But probably not. As I am typing this, the nozzle is in me, 1/2 quart of black nasty M&M solution is in the bag, and all I am waiting for is for the clock to turn 12. Let the enema games begin!

Enjoy. Be safe. And keep us informed.

The key is keeping safe. Electrolyte depletion can be dangerous for a number of organ systems, including the heart.

Thanks, guys. I will be OK. And even if I die, it will be doing what I love. Not sure if M&M was the best choice of the solution for the first enema in the series. Already had to evacuate 3 times. But the next one is also M&M, but a full quart this time, so we'll see. I mixed a gallon of it, so I'd rather finish it off sooner than later.

OMG! azdiane, do you see what you have started?

Back in position for the second in the series. Damn, a quart looks so tiny in a 4 quart bag! C'mon, clock, hurry up! Aaand we are a-flowing.

Tiny but powerful. I took the whole thing, but couldn't hold it in at all. Considering going with plain water for the 1.5 quart and finishing off the M&M mix at 2 quarts. We'll see.

Does anyone mind that I make a new post for every update, or should I just stick to updating one until somebody else posts? Anyhow, the third enema of the series is flowing into me as I type this. Desided to skip one torturous M&M enema and went with a nice water with soda and salt. Feels much much better. Might even retain it for a bit. I would also like to point out how erotic and exposing it is to write here my experiences as I experience them. Everyone should try this!

Enema number 4. 2 quarts of M&M. I realized that I will not succeed without the help of a retnetion nozzle, but with it it was surprizingly easy. Even held it in for a bit. Apparently I need to work on my maths, since I have another half quart of M&M solution left. I guess I'll just use it in the next round.

Alex, You may want to verify the capacity of your bags too.

I've got two two-quart bags, and I swear the closed top holds a lot more than my open top.

Please keep the information coming after each enema Alex; above all be safe and enjoy the ride!

I use a measuring cup and a 4 quart bag, filling it more every time. I miscalculated the volumes, it was a mistake on my behalf. Anyways, enema number 5 came and went, once again with the aid of the double balloon nozzle. No more funky solutions, water from now on.

You're a true champ.

Oh, gee, thanks, quincy!

Enema number 6 is flowing in me as I type this, 3 quarts of plain water. Busted out my KB-3 and it sits much nicer than the double baloon one. Set the flow to barely any and suspended the bag on a elastic cord, so that it would go up as the amount of water in it decreased.

Enema number 7 with 3.5 quarts or warm water with salt and soda is making its way into me with the aid of a malecot colon tube. I love that thing, it goes nice and deep and delivers the enema where it counts! Flow is set to super-slow, and it will take me a while to take it in, if I stay patient, which I doubt I will.

Going to have to postpone the 4 quart for an hour, as there's still too much water in me from the previous one. After that I'll probably be packing it in, as I haven't had anything to eat today, and beginning to feel light-headed. Sorry if I disappointed anyone, hopefully next time will be better.

So, the last enema of the series is a success, took the whole 4 quarts with only minimal leakage, and held it in for a bit. Since there are still leftovers from M&M coming out of me, I will do what works best and flush myself out with streem master's continuous flow. Thanks all for support, and until next time!

Alex, I commend you for trying this! While you are doing it differently from the way I usually do it (your M&M, etc.) it still is a prodigious feat to take an enema an hour for any length of time.

I like to start out with my "playing field" already cleaned out, and as a rule I don't count those one or two quick cleansing enemas as part of my "an hour" progression. For the first official hourly enema I like to have my colon already empty of the smelly brown stuff.

Did you discover, as I have, that there is great anticipation at the beginning of the series, slowly progressing (degressing?) to something resembling dread toward the end? I make a purely arbitrary (but fun for me) effort to begin each hour's enema precisely on time. Clock watching becomes a fun part of the adventure, with "I just can't wait" emotions at the beginning of the series, and " oh crap, not already" emotions toward the end. While it can obviously be done in less than twelve hours, that amount of time is usually my purely arbitrary goal.

Please do remember to keep your electrolytes up, and to replace your intestinal fauna afterwards. Have fun!

Hugs,

Diane

Alex, thanks for posting your "adventures" of the hourly enemas. I enjoyed reading about them and want to try something similar one day when I have plenty of time and privacy.

I enjoyed reading through your adventure too. I like to conduct marathon sessions with myself, but just usually go at it in immediate succession. 3-4 hours are the most I've pulled off. I often loose count of the number of enemas. I hope I can find a day to try such a structured approach. Cheers and karma both to Diane for the introduction and Alex for taking up the challenge.

Including M&M at all was a ballsy choice! And to start and continue with it. Whoa!

I have enjoyed reading your updates. This is kind of a new type of live reporting thread which is fun to read.

Alex, after this marathon session, I was wondering how long will you go until your next big session. Just curious to know how long you give your system to recover from this type of series?

and to replace your intestinal fauna afterwards. Have fun!

LOL http://xkcd.com/1471/

I too enjoyed reading through your enema reports and everyone's comments. I would like to try this; but I am pretty sure I would need help from someone to keep up the schedule. Loved your reporting every enema.

Like azdiane, I always start with enthusiasm but find it in serious decline as I approach my 4th enema.

Alex, thanks for posting your narrative as things flowed.

You had quite a day. I was surprised that at the end you said you were still getting results from the milk and molasses. You had a lot of solutions go in and out to be still dealing with the results of the first. That stuff must be tenacious.

Diane, thank you for the challenge. It was definitely interesting. Yes there was a bit of decline in anticipation, but overall I enjoyed every one. Clock watching was a big part of it, as well as starting the flow at the moment the hour starts. I did that perfectly for a bit but then slacked off. M&M might have been a bit too much, especially to start out with. And I might have discouraged myself after realizing that anything more than 4 quarts is impossible. What volume do you usually do for your enema an hour routine? I read about your big volume day, and that was intense, but what is normal to you? I also felt that 1 hour, minus the intake and retention time is not really enough for the body to work all the water back out, which is why making them progressively larger did not work. Maybe I'll try an enema every 1.5 or even 2 hours, and see what happens.

ProV1, I feel good. Light and refreshed. I don't feel any disruptions to my intestinal fauna or anything, I could go for another adventure right now. I read that enemas actually help the intestine fauna grow stronger. The thing that kills it is the antibiotics, enemas are good for you.

Apollo, lawl indeed. everybody could benefit from a bit more wolf in them.

Everyone else, thanks for the interest, encouragement and support. When I decide to do something like this again, I will keep you posted. Any challenges?

Alex Von Trust--Thinks you may mean "Intestinal FLORA".

He DEFINITELY means flora. It's bacterial flora.

Fauna are animals that live in the woods.

Alex Von Trust--Thinks you may mean "Intestinal FLORA".

sure. i am not a doctor, just an enthusiast. technically bacteria are neither flora nor fauna. they are their own domain of life, and flora refers to plants and fauna refers to animals that belong in a completely different domain of life. so there.

THEY ARE technically called FLORA.

Vernacularly called bugs by microbiologists.

And they said one cannot learn anything by giving themselves enemas.