Re: how long to do coffee enemas 1 per month?

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>

> Dear Bee,

>

> Question #1:

> I'm following your coffee enema protocol, and I'm not sure how long to

> do them once I get to the one enema per month mark. In other words, I

> have followed the protocol, up to having done them every 2 weeks for 3

> months. Now I'm to do them once a month, but for how many months?

> The instructions quoted below aren't really clear to me on this issue:

>

> •Only do enemas every 4-5 days....

> •After 1 month, cut back to doing enemas once a week for 2 months.

> •After the 2 months, do enemas every 2 weeks for 3 months.

> •After 3 months, do enemas once a month, stopping altogether after

> that, unless you slip on the diet and find you need them again.

>

>

> Question #2:

> I have never experienced a gallbladder flush, even though I have

> increased the amount of coffee to 8 TB. Should I keep doing them

> indefinitely till I get a flush?

+++Hi ,

Thank you for bringing that to my attention. I just fixed the article so it

says this:

-After 3 months, do enemas once a month 3 times, stopping altogether after that,

unless you slip on the diet and find you need them again. It is a good idea to

do a coffee enema every 6 months to 1 year throughout life.

The section about the gallbladder has this title " Your gallbladder may empty " -

note the word MAY.

That doesn't mean everyone will experience this, so it may not happen for you.

And if it doesn't then that's okay too. It just means your gallbladder is in

better shape than people who feel their gallbladder empty as described. It is

simply a warning that it " may " happen and not to be alarmed.

Bee

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Hi Bee,

I've never increased the amount of coffee I use, only using 2 tbsp each time.

uses 8 tbsp for each one? Am I supposed to be increasing mine each

time? I thought 2 tbsp was the limit per enema?

Thanks,

Question #2:

> I have never experienced a gallbladder flush, even though I have

> increased the amount of coffee to 8 TB. Should I keep doing them

> indefinitely till I get a flush?

+++Hi ,

Thank you for bringing that to my attention. I just fixed the article so it says

this:

-After 3 months, do enemas once a month 3 times, stopping altogether after that,

unless you slip on the diet and find you need them again. It is a good idea to

do a coffee enema every 6 months to 1 year throughout life.

The section about the gallbladder has this title " Your gallbladder may empty " -

note the word MAY.

That doesn't mean everyone will experience this, so it may not happen for you.

And if it doesn't then that's okay too. It just means your gallbladder is in

better shape than people who feel their gallbladder empty as described. It is

simply a warning that it " may " happen and not to be alarmed.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Bee I was going to start coffee enemas this week but I thought to myself,

wouldn't the caffeine just get absorbed into the colon. After all, before

hypodermic needles were invented, drugs were often delivered rectally (colon

being encased in capillaries).

Luke

> >

> > Dear Bee,

> >

> > Question #1:

> > I'm following your coffee enema protocol, and I'm not sure how long to

> > do them once I get to the one enema per month mark. In other words, I

> > have followed the protocol, up to having done them every 2 weeks for 3

> > months. Now I'm to do them once a month, but for how many months?

> > The instructions quoted below aren't really clear to me on this issue:

> >

> > •Only do enemas every 4-5 days....

> > •After 1 month, cut back to doing enemas once a week for 2 months.

> > •After the 2 months, do enemas every 2 weeks for 3 months.

> > •After 3 months, do enemas once a month, stopping altogether after

> > that, unless you slip on the diet and find you need them again.

> >

> >

> > Question #2:

> > I have never experienced a gallbladder flush, even though I have

> > increased the amount of coffee to 8 TB. Should I keep doing them

> > indefinitely till I get a flush?

>

> +++Hi ,

>

> Thank you for bringing that to my attention. I just fixed the article so it

says this:

>

> -After 3 months, do enemas once a month 3 times, stopping altogether after

that, unless you slip on the diet and find you need them again. It is a good

idea to do a coffee enema every 6 months to 1 year throughout life.

>

> The section about the gallbladder has this title " Your gallbladder may empty "

- note the word MAY.

>

> That doesn't mean everyone will experience this, so it may not happen for you.

And if it doesn't then that's okay too. It just means your gallbladder is in

better shape than people who feel their gallbladder empty as described. It is

simply a warning that it " may " happen and not to be alarmed.

>

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

> I've never increased the amount of coffee I use, only using 2 tbsp each time.

> uses 8 tbsp for each one? Am I supposed to be increasing mine each

> time? I thought 2 tbsp was the limit per enema?

+++Hi ,

Sorry, I didn't notice that used 8 tablespoons. Wowee! You are right,

2 level tablespoons is the limit.

Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Bee I was going to start coffee enemas this week but I thought to myself,

wouldn't the caffeine just get absorbed into the colon. After all, before

hypodermic needles were invented, drugs were often delivered rectally (colon

being encased in capillaries).

>

+++Hi Luke,

The coffee enema article explains it completely, so read it first and then get

back to me if you have any questions:

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

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Question #2:

> I have never experienced a gallbladder flush, even though I have

> increased the amount of coffee to 8 TB. Should I keep doing them

> indefinitely till I get a flush?

Dear ,

I just noticed that you increased the amount of coffee to 8 tablespoons. You

should never use more than 2 tablespoons.

Bee

[Guest guest]

" The coffee only goes to the liver, and does not circulate throughout the body

so it does not act like drinking caffeine would. "

From experience, can you say this is entirely true? I quit coffee about three

years ago and haven't had a cup since.

LukeC

> >

> > Bee I was going to start coffee enemas this week but I thought to myself,

wouldn't the caffeine just get absorbed into the colon. After all, before

hypodermic needles were invented, drugs were often delivered rectally (colon

being encased in capillaries).

> >

> +++Hi Luke,

>

> The coffee enema article explains it completely, so read it first and then get

back to me if you have any questions:

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

>

> All the best, Bee

>

[Guest guest]

>

> " The coffee only goes to the liver, and does not circulate throughout the body

so it does not act like drinking caffeine would. "

>

> From experience, can you say this is entirely true? I quit coffee about three

years ago and haven't had a cup since.

+++Hi Luke,

Of course it is true. If it acted like drinking coffee does the cancer clinics

wouldn't be able to prescribe it to cancer patients.

Here's more about how it works in the body:

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.

With the bile ducts dilate, bile carries toxins away to the gastro-intestinal

tract. Simultaneously, peristaltic activity (movement of the bowel) is

encouraged.

The caffeine from the coffee is absorbed into this circulatory system and goes

directly to the liver where it acts as a very strong detoxifier. It decongests

the liver, and causes it to dump its toxins. It also causes the liver to produce

more bile (which contains processed toxins from the liver) and stimulates the

gall bladder to dump its contents which flows directly into the small intestine

for elimination.

This frees up the liver, enabling it to process toxins more efficiently,

particularly candida toxins and those caused by killing off candida. The coffee

only goes to the liver, and does not circulate throughout the body so it does

not act like drinking caffeine would.

Caffeine also stimulates an enzyme used by the liver to make its detoxification

pathways. This enzyme is used to form glutathione (an amino acid), which is one

of the main components that enable toxins to be eliminated via the bile into the

small intestine. Therefore a coffee enema speeds up detoxification and minimizes

the backlog of detoxified substances.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Ok. Thank you for the clarification Bee.

<3

> >

> > " The coffee only goes to the liver, and does not circulate throughout the

body so it does not act like drinking caffeine would. "

> >

> > From experience, can you say this is entirely true? I quit coffee about

three years ago and haven't had a cup since.

>

> +++Hi Luke,

>

> Of course it is true. If it acted like drinking coffee does the cancer

clinics wouldn't be able to prescribe it to cancer patients.

>

> Here's more about how it works in the body:

>

> 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.

>

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

tract. Simultaneously, peristaltic activity (movement of the bowel) is

encouraged.

>

> The caffeine from the coffee is absorbed into this circulatory system and goes

directly to the liver where it acts as a very strong detoxifier. It decongests

the liver, and causes it to dump its toxins. It also causes the liver to produce

more bile (which contains processed toxins from the liver) and stimulates the

gall bladder to dump its contents which flows directly into the small intestine

for elimination.

>

> This frees up the liver, enabling it to process toxins more efficiently,

particularly candida toxins and those caused by killing off candida. The coffee

only goes to the liver, and does not circulate throughout the body so it does

not act like drinking caffeine would.

>

> Caffeine also stimulates an enzyme used by the liver to make its

detoxification pathways. This enzyme is used to form glutathione (an amino

acid), which is one of the main components that enable toxins to be eliminated

via the bile into the small intestine. Therefore a coffee enema speeds up

detoxification and minimizes the backlog of detoxified substances.

>

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

bee,

can you describe a time line for the process? you hold the enema for 15 minutes

then how long does it take to induce bile excretion, etc.?  thanks

From: Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: how long to do coffee enemas 1 per month?

Date: Saturday, February 12, 2011, 11:53 AM

 

>

> " The coffee only goes to the liver, and does not circulate throughout the body

so it does not act like drinking caffeine would. "

>

> From experience, can you say this is entirely true? I quit coffee about three

years ago and haven't had a cup since.

+++Hi Luke,

Of course it is true. If it acted like drinking coffee does the cancer clinics

wouldn't be able to prescribe it to cancer patients.

Here's more about how it works in the body:

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.

With the bile ducts dilate, bile carries toxins away to the gastro-intestinal

tract. Simultaneously, peristaltic activity (movement of the bowel) is

encouraged.

The caffeine from the coffee is absorbed into this circulatory system and goes

directly to the liver where it acts as a very strong detoxifier. It decongests

the liver, and causes it to dump its toxins. It also causes the liver to produce

more bile (which contains processed toxins from the liver) and stimulates the

gall bladder to dump its contents which flows directly into the small intestine

for elimination.

This frees up the liver, enabling it to process toxins more efficiently,

particularly candida toxins and those caused by killing off candida. The coffee

only goes to the liver, and does not circulate throughout the body so it does

not act like drinking caffeine would.

Caffeine also stimulates an enzyme used by the liver to make its detoxification

pathways. This enzyme is used to form glutathione (an amino acid), which is one

of the main components that enable toxins to be eliminated via the bile into the

small intestine. Therefore a coffee enema speeds up detoxification and minimizes

the backlog of detoxified substances.

Bee

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[Guest guest]

>

> bee,

>

> can you describe a time line for the process? you hold the enema for 15

minutes then how long does it take to induce bile excretion, etc.?  thanks

+++Hi there. What is your name please?

As soon as the coffee enters the large colon it goes to the liver. That's why

people get relief and/or detoxifying reactions even if they don't hold the

enema. I didn't even know it could be retained when I did them back in 1985 and

they still helped me a great deal.

I don't know how long it takes for the liver to causes bile excretion after it

receives the coffee - this what the article explains says:

" Caffeine also stimulates an enzyme used by the liver to make its detoxification

pathways. This enzyme is used to form glutathione (an amino acid), which is one

of the main components that enable toxins to be eliminated via the bile into the

small intestine. "

I don't think bile secretion is dependent upon how long you hold the enema.

Retaining the enema could mean more coffee goes to the liver, but I don't know

for sure. I haven't read about that anywhere, unless someone else has the

information.

Bee