coffee enema

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Coffee enemas may provide some good benefits. A couple things to

keep in mind. Coffee enemas contribute to the alkalinity of the

colon, not good for recolonizing with the good bacteria. Also, too

frequent use of coffee enemas can deplete potassium from the body.

All the best,

Jim

> I had posted several weeks ago about how ill I had become from

> formaldehyde vapors in my mobile home. Monday, I remembered that

> coffee enema's had always worked for me in the past. I did one and

> sure enough, the depression, severe headaches, ringing in the ears

> very loudly, cleared up. I first read about coffee enema's in Dr

> Crook's book, " Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and the Yeast

> Connection. I just did a search and here is one person's opinion

> about coffee enema's. It apparently causes the liver to dump toxins.

>

> Coffee Enema

> by andra Astakhov | Print Friendly Version | Email This

Article

>

> Warning: The following piece is for informational purposes only,

and

> is not intended to be medical advice. Many medical authorities

> consider this a dangerous procedure, and it is not endorsed by

> INeedCoffee.com.

>

> The use of coffee in enemas for detoxification purposes is well

> known. It is a common herbalogical remedy that has been suggested

by

> holistic and alternative medicine professionals for many years.

>

> Why it works

>

> The effects of a coffee enema are different than a saline enema.

The

> most important difference between a saline enema and a coffee enema

> is the presence of caffeine in the coffee. Caffeine, theophylline

and

> theobromine, combine to stimulate the relaxation of smooth muscles

> causing dilatation of blood vessels and bile ducts. The effects of

> having a coffee enema are not the same as drinking coffee. The

veins

> of the anus are very close to the surface of the tissue. The

caffeine

> is therefore absorbed more quickly (and in higher concentration)

than

> it is in when coffee is drunk.

>

> Liver benefits

>

> Additionally, coffee has a chemical makeup that is stimulative. The

> enzymes in coffee, known as palmitates, help the liver carry away

the

> toxins in bile acid. The coffee is absorbed into the hemorrhoidal

> vein, then taken up to the liver by the portal vein. With the bile

> ducts dilated, bile carries toxins away to the gastro-intestinal

> tract. Simultaneously, peristaltic activity is encouraged because

of

> the flooding of the lower colon. Thus, when the colon is evacuated,

> the toxins and bile are carried out of the body.

>

> Supplies

>

> You will need to buy a re-usable enema kit, available at most

> pharmacies. They are usually disposable (although they can be

cleaned

> and reused for several months) and they are inexpensive.

> Distilled water.

> Organic coffee, any roasting level will do.

> French Press pot.

> Preparing the Coffee

>

> Bring 8 cups of water to a boil.

> Grind eight heaping spoonfuls of organic coffee. Put it in a french

> press pot.

> Pour the water over the coffee grounds and let it steep then cool

for

> one hour.

> After this amount of time, the liquid should be about body

> temperature. If you stick your finger in the water it should be

> lukewarm, but not hot.

> Press the coffee grounds to the bottom, then pour the coffee liquid

> into the enema bag.

> Directions

>

> Follow the directions that accompany the enema kit. Lie on your

right

> side, inject and retain the coffee for 10-20 minutes.

> I recommend lightly massaging your abdomen from left to right (up

the

> left side, and then left to right just below the navel).

> Additionally, I recommend changing positions while retaining the

> coffee. After a few minutes turn over onto your back, a few minutes

> later switch to your left side before evacuating your bowels.

> Concerns

>

> Many people are concerned that the body will become 'addicted' to

the

> enema. This fear is unfounded. The bowels can continue to function

on

> their own after enemas are discontinued.

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>

> >

> > Hi everyone,

> > I am new here, read everything I could on the website and all the files.

Great info.

*** Welcome!

> > My doctor recommended that I do coffee enemas. The problem I am having is, I

have hashimoto's which is an autoimmune disease. I am Th2 dominant and coffee

stimulates Th2. I am afraid that I will get hyper and very sick from the coffee

enema. I could counteract it with echinacea, but don't really know what to do.

> > My adrenals are fatigued, so I don't know if the coffee would be good for

the adrenals.

*** - have you checked out Bee's article concerning this?

<http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/enema1.php>

" The effects of having a coffee enema are not the same as drinking coffee. The

veins of the anus are very close to the surface of the tissue. The caffeine is

therefore absorbed more quickly (and in a higher concentration) than it is in

when coffee is drunk.

Additionally, coffee has a chemical makeup that is stimulative. The enzymes in

coffee, known as palmitates, help the liver carry away the toxins in bile acid.

The coffee is absorbed into the hemorrhoidal vein (in the anus), and then it is

taken up to the liver by the portal vein. "

You could also skim back thru the archives (using, perhaps, " coffee enema " in

the search engine) to see what Bee has said recently about it. Bee should be

back online in the morning and could answer your question better than I.

To your health!

began 03/09/10

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

 

I did 2 coffee enema's after a clear water enema (one after the other as

instructed on your info.sheet).

I could not hold the coffee enemas for longer than 5 mins...instead of

12-15mins...why do you think that was?

 

Also I had a terrible nights sleep....firstly couldn't get to sleep..then

nightmares and then waking up every 15-30 mins during the night...could the

coffee enema have something to do with that...or is it just that toxins were

flying around?

 

Thanks Bee,