Tea or Herbal Enemas

I'd say serve that up very warm for that icy hot erotic effect.

Geo

This spring I bought a pot full of live peppermint plants and have them I my garden. I also have spearmint and catnip. The Spearmint made my expulsion smell sweet when I tried it while the catnip and peppermint are yet to be tried. I expect new sensations from those two teas. Who else has tried teas from the fresh herb? What was your experience?

Well, I tried the peppermint tea with my husband. He almost didn't make it to the bathroom in time. This is unusual for him. Normally he takes hs time, gets his shoes and glasses, thumbs through for a magazine to read then strolls to the farthest bathroom in the house... not this time!! Don't know if it was the tea or other factors.

Someone warned me about Spearmint, I have to go find what it was and will post it later.

~Linda Marie

I'm re-posting this from another group. ~Linda Marie

Hi, folks,

I just wanted you all to be aware in case you wanted to try wintergreen instead of peppermint enemas. Methyl salicylate in the form of oil of wintergreen is well known as a toxic, often fatal source of salicylate poisoning. Many lay persons do not realize the potential harm from what often seems an innocent topical ointment or candy flavoring. It is a highly concentrated form of salicylates and can kill!

Is (sun) green tea just as good as 2 tablespoons in a pint of water boiled? ???

I've used peppermint tea enemas. Two tea bags to make 1 quart of water. Mild stimulation, not the same as Dr Bronner's, but you will notice it. If you want more kick, use peppermint essential oil in the enema. Just ONE shake from the bottle does the trick.

Catnip is very relaxing and a good way to get to sleep.

Chamomile tea is a mild purgative, no cramping, but gives a good cleansing enema. Not as calming as catnip, but it is also soothing.

I am not sure if this has been asked before, but I have an on line friend who has mentioned using catnip in an enema solution? Has anyone ever heard of this, and if so, how is it mixed, and where would you find the catnip? Thanks for any information.

I have used catnip in an enema. Numerous people have spoken about catnip enemas (but I don't recall the topic coming up on this site) and the consensus is that it is relaxing, but it does in fact, cause excitement in many, but not all cats. It never did anything special for me, though.

You can buy it in any pet store.

When I made it as a tea, I boiled the water and steeped an amount equal to about four or five teabags in a quart of water, let it cool and had my enema. Again, it didn't do anything for me.

I have heard that you shouldn't drink catnip tea while pregnant. Just a bit of info.

Catnip can be used as an herbal supplement mixed into enemas. As has been mentioned,some find it soothing, others may find it stimulating, yet others it does nothing for one way or another.

For myself and partners, in use, it has always proved soothing and relaxing, thereby allowing for a more pleasurable and erotic experience, reducing the potential for cramping. I and those that I may play with, get our erotic pleasure from long...slow fills with more time for play while giving/receiving gently/intimately/tenderly. We have found catnip at times helps facilitates this.

Catnip can be purchased at herbal outlets or pet supply stores. Try experimenting,do so over several different times representing different emotional states to see what works best for you. Sometimes you may experience nothing remarkable one way or the other, other times it might be relaxing, or you may possibly be elevated. I and partners I have shared with have experienced no negative results from catnip tea enemas. Listen to your body, it will tell you.

Hope this helps. 😃

G.N.

Chamomile tea is relaxing to the body.

Some people like catnip tea. But, for me, a nice warm 2plus quart plain warm water enema builds just enough internal pressure to fully relax me and enhance my orgasm.

Someone asked, "where do I buy catnip?" I don't buy it. I grow it in a large, shallow flower pot. It makes a great tea for an enema. If you steep it from fresh, green and crisp stems and leaves, it can be a very relaxing enema. I use a couple of stems simmered over night in a tea kettle in a pint of water. Then pour about half of it into a ten ounce feminine bulb syringe. Oh! what a feeling!

Slippery Elm Bark Powder is another herbal tea that is very relaxing and easy to hold for long periods of time. It kind of 'thickens' the Enema and makes it slimy so slides in really deep. Another very relaxing Enema is from using Valerian Root tea, which is the herb Valium is made from. It doesn't take very much.....enjoy!

Anybody has used rosemary to prepare an enema tea?? Please let us know if it is relaxing, cramping, etc .

Thanks

A hundred years ago (or so it seems) I was going with a gal that was into "stem-tea" enemas. She encouraged me to try it and yes indeed it really worked. I don't remember her "mix" butt she kept a gallon container with stems from a "particular" plant and a little bit of the leaves soaking. As I recall, we only took about a qt. apiece and held it thru love making. A wonderful experience and "high"ly recommended

Ah yass....those were the days ma fran....thought they'd never end.

the boxcar

I really enjoy brewing 4 or so tea bags in a couple cups of purified water and slowly taking then just holding until all is absorbed. It is incredibly relaxing and starts to kick in after an hour or so. I take it at night and sleep wonderfully, with an incredible warm feeling inside and sense of well being and deep relaxation. Has anyone else in here ever tried this tea?

I'm a Twinings Darjeeling and Irish Breakfast tea person, myself. I also take mine orally where it gets 100% absorbed.

I haven't but I have a friend who tried it. I talked to him once after he took a retention enema and held it while he napped. He sounded the most relaxed that I'd ever heard him. In fact, he seemed so relaxed that he sounded high on something. I have yet to try it but I have a box or two in my pantry. I'll have to get around to taking it someday.

It sounds like something the would be interesting to try and see how it feels. But I don't know if I'd be able to retain it while I'm napping. Definatley have to add to my things to try list!

Susie has a great sense of humor. I found her post very funny.

Mystic, you take several cleansing enemas first, preferably until the waters run clear. Then the retention enema is a much smaller and highly concentrated one, maybe just a pint, that you're able to hold inside for a longer period of time. Catnip tea and passionflower tea are other nervines that also act as relaxants. There are a couple of others but my mind is blanking on them right now. Dealing with a headache now and not quite at my best.

Believe me, you DO NOT want to try regular tea in an enema. It took four rinse enemas to get that out. Coffee is fun.

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Believe me, you DO NOT want to try regular tea in an enema. It took four rinse enemas to get that out. Coffee is fun.

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I have done regular tea, and it was fine. I never had a problem. I only did it a couple of times many years ago because it didn't do anything for me. In fact, if you decide you don't want to drink it, the theophylline it contains will help you with your nasal congestion and runny nose in the cold season.

I have never tried growing catnip but it sounds like it is worth trying - above all if it is great for teas. I think I would love to have something with a slightly relaxing and soothing touch after a long and hard day at work. Usually I order my flowers on http://www.serenataflowers.com but I sure will try out growing my own catnip if it really is as easy as described. 😃

Sirensong and I have been taking catnip enemas for years. They are wonderful and most relaxing. For a little fun, sometimes we make a damiana tea. Damiana is an aphrodisiac (as is that is needed after a sensuous enema is lovingly administered), but it does seem to boost the libido. We buy all of our bulk herbs from Mountain Rose Herbs..... http://www.mountainroseherbs.com/

Peppermint tea is my favorite enema liquid.

I've used catnip several times. It is very soothing and relaxing. I have also used Slippery Elm bark tea, as well as Valerian root.

I would recomend catnip tea

I've used catnip quite often in the past. its very soothing &relaxing as ilffer says. haven't used it lately but was thinking about it this week! I like it best in the evening a couple of hours before going to bed