enemas

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Thankyou Bee sorry about all caps its a bad habit =)

>

>

> >

> > HELLO ALL DOES ENEMAS EVER BOTHER ANYONE ELSE I DID ONE .. I

MEAN I

> > TRIED COLONICS A YEAR AGO BUT ENEMAS GIVE ME CRAMPS ? ALSO MY

MUSCLE

> > IS SOO MESSED UP MY COLON MUSCLE SEEMS STRECHED OUT DOES ANYONE

ELSE

> > GET THAT? AND GAS ALL THE TIME WITH SLIMY DISCHARGE IN THE

RECTUM I

> > CANT CONTROL MY COLON MUSCLES ... IS THIS PART OF YEAST HOW CAN

I

> HELP

> > MY COLON ? WHY CANT I CONTROL MY COLON OR RETCUM SPTCHER

MUSCLES

> > SORRY I DONT KNOW HOW TO SPELL THAT WORD LOL THE YEAST GOT TO MY

> BRAIN

> > TOOO HAHA =) THANKS ALL XOXO

>

> ==>Lilly, please do not write in all capital letters. Thanks a

bunch.

> Good saturated fats are extremely important for strengthening the

> lining of the intestines, and for healing them. Ensure you are

getting

> enough according to the ratios in the Candida Diet Folder.

Butter,

> lard, and other natural fats are needed as well as coconut oil.

The

> yeast does do a lot of intestinal damage. Colonics are more

invasive

> than a simple home enema, but do not do them too often - only once

very

> 4-5 days, and not consistently for months on end. Enemas might

cause

> carmps because they are killing of candida which release lots of

carbon

> dioxide, which is the gas. To gain more control over your rectum

and

> colon eat high proteins and fats. It will take time however.

>

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

Hi all...I am new to group....How can I find out more about the anti-fungal and

probiotic enemas?

Thanks!!!

Sharon

[ ] enemas

>

> Thanks very much... I'll keep that in mind, I just want so badly to

> get better, I'm very health conscious as I've been on the SCD diet

for 5 years, so I am aware of my body. Another question, do you think

the enemas would be too much for my body? If not, which type should I

do, I was thinking the probiotic??

==>I totally understand about wanting so badly to get better. I did

enemas when I was the very sickest and did better having them. The

first one to do is the coffee enema. It sounds harsh but it isn't. It

helps the liver and adrenals decongest and gave me such relief it's

unbelievable. Then you could do the antifungal one, and after that the

probiotic. The probiotic enema isn't going to help unless you do the

antifungal one first.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Joe wrote:

>

> can we use regular coffee in coffee enemas if organic?

==>Under the materials you need the Coffee Enema article states:

- 2 tablespoons of organic coffee fully caffeinated, drip grind coffee -

do not use non-organic coffee.

Bee

[Guest guest]

So, that is all that is needed for a coffee enema? How much water?

I'm going to be doing a liver cleanse starting tonight.

Thanks for your help.

Sam

Bee Wilder <beeisbuzzing2003@...> wrote:

Joe wrote:

>

> can we use regular coffee in coffee enemas if organic?

==>Under the materials you need the Coffee Enema article states:

- 2 tablespoons of organic coffee fully caffeinated, drip grind coffee -

do not use non-organic coffee.

Bee

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Hi Sam,

There is an " Enemas " file in the Files section of our group site with

an article about the coffee enema. It tells you the exact measurements

of coffee to water.

Bee does not recommend " cleanses " as they can be harsh on the body.

The diet and supplements are already doing what is necessary to

" cleanse " your body and help it heal.

jackie

>

> So, that is all that is needed for a coffee enema? How much water?

> I'm going to be doing a liver cleanse starting tonight.

> Thanks for your help.

> Sam

[Guest guest]

okay, thanks.

Sam

jahlstrom78 <jahlstrom@...> wrote: Hi

Sam,

There is an " Enemas " file in the Files section of our group site with

an article about the coffee enema. It tells you the exact measurements

of coffee to water.

Bee does not recommend " cleanses " as they can be harsh on the body.

The diet and supplements are already doing what is necessary to

" cleanse " your body and help it heal.

jackie

>

> So, that is all that is needed for a coffee enema? How much water?

> I'm going to be doing a liver cleanse starting tonight.

> Thanks for your help.

> Sam

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Sam wrote:

>

> So, that is all that is needed for a coffee enema? How much water?

> I'm going to be doing a liver cleanse starting tonight.

> Thanks for your help.

==>Please see the Enema folder for all of equipment, supplies, amounts,

etc. and instructions on how to do an enema properly.

==>What do you mean by liver cleanse?

Bee

[Guest guest]

Sam wrote:

> Hi, I found the messages but when I went to files I did not find an

article.

==>On the left menu on our Group there is Home, Messages, Files,

Photos, Links (and other stuff). Click on Files you will see that

all of the Folders are first (inside of each folder there are folders

and files as well). Scroll down to the Enema Folder - the article is

in there.

>A liver cleanse (and I've never done one) is made up of olive oil

and lemon juice or grapefruit juice. If taken in a certain manner is

supposed to release stones from the liver and help clean it out.

==>I am familiar with liver cleanses, but I do not recommend them

under any circumstances for anyone. This is from my article " Not

Recommended Treatments, Supplements, etc. " (in the files after all of

the folders):

" I do not recommend any type of " cleansing " or `cleanses " at any

point during the candida program, including liver, kidney, gall

bladder or bowel, except for enemas – see the Enema Folder in our

Files.

Liver, kidney and gall bladder cleanses dump too many toxins into the

body at one time which most candida sufferers are too sick to

handle. In fact there have been cases where people have ended up

with life threatening conditions caused by such cleanses, and have

had to be treated in the emergency room.

Also, liver and gall bladder cleanses can release liver and gall

stones into the bile ducts that can block and tear them, requiring

emergency surgery. The candida diet recommends high " good "

saturated fats which are very important for liver and gall bladder

health. Over time the diet will normalize the functioning of all

organs, including the liver, gall bladder and adrenals, and may

dissolve any stones that are present.

All cleanses are a combination of herbs or ingredients which many

candida sufferers cannot handle, not only because it causes too many

toxins to be dumped into the system at one time, but also because the

ingredients themselves are often too strong, causing adverse

reactions.

The candida diet, supplements and other treatments recommended will

do a good job of increasing digestion, strengthening the walls of the

intestines (mostly with good saturated fats), increasing good

motility of the intestines, clearing out the liver, adrenals and gall

bladder, increasing kidney function, etc. and will affect any

cleansing that the body sees necessary, even chelating out heavy

metals such as mercury, lead and aluminum, etc. "

Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee!

>

> I finally got up the courage to try the coffee enema as I have been

feeling pretty poorly. It certainly does help! I have done 2 of them

with 5 days in between each one. I am also wanting to do the

antifungal/probiotic enemas. Should I do coffee enemas for a while

longer before doing the others or does it matter what I do when? Thanks!

> Trish

Wow Trish! That's wonderful you did the coffee enema and that it

helped you!! You go girl! It doesn't matter what you do when, but do

space out enemas so your large bowel can normalize in between, however

you can do the antifungal and probiotic in the same day, then wait 4-5

days before doing more.

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Hello,

>

> Is it safe to do coffee enemas every day to help with die-off

symptoms? Thank you.

==>Dear Eileen, no it is not safe; do them every 4 days, but you would

not continue them over a long period even at that rate. The large

bowel has very important functions and you do not want to interfere

with it too much. 4 days allows the bowel to normalize between enemas.

==>You can do other things to help your die-off symptoms however,

which are listed under die-off in my article or in the Folders Candida

Symptoms, Help For and Healing Naturally & Die-Off Symptoms.

Bee

[Guest guest]

>> Hi Bee,

> It's me again, . I still have the flu with a deep pain

intermittently in my chest going from front to back. I had this

last November and rest was the only thing that helped. It stemmed

from a virus that went through our family and although the rest of

the family gets coughing for weeks from it, I just have this awful

chest pain that radiates to my neck, arm and jaw. The only thing

that relieves it is lots of bed rest.

>

> I am doing the protocol as best I can while being sick, that is

sometimes I don't get as much of the tea or salt water made up to

take. My dd is getting really good at cooking your recipes and

we've created a few of our own. The egg drink is my lifesaver right

now. I am currently making the bone soup out of some pork ribs that

I got from overhearing a lady tell the butcher at the meat counter

to throw away.

>

> My question is about enemas. I have tried in the past per my

holistic doctors advice, to do a probiotic & Vit E enema and it just

wasted me for days. I've never drunk coffee or had caffeinated

drinks so for two reasons I'm afraid to do the enemas. What would

be your counsel on this?

==>I do not recommend using any oils in an enema, i.e. vitamin E,

and if you wern't on the diet it is possible the probiotics killed

off too much candida at one time which flooded your system making

you very ill.

Coffee enemas do not kill off candida, and they do not put any

caffeine in the system: Here's information from the article on my

website: 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

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 dilated, bile carries toxins away to the gastro-

intestinal tract. Simultaneously, peristaltic activity (movement of

the bowel) 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.

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 causes the liver to produce more bile (which contains

processed toxins) 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 run. 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]

Hi Bee,

I have been doing the enemas weekly for about 7 weeks now, and I can't seem to

hold them

for the full 12 minutes yet. Is this OK? Will I still benefit?

Jeanne

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

>

> I have been doing the enemas weekly for about 7 weeks now, and I

can't seem to hold them for the full 12 minutes yet. Is this OK? Will

I still benefit?

==>You will still receive the benefit even if you can't hold it.

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

I hear such positive comments about enemas, I am considering doing one. But my

question now is, why lie on the floor? And do you stay there until you have

expelled the solution? Can't this be done while sitting on the toilet? Sounds

very messy. Also, which enema is best to start with? All this is still very

overwhelming to me. I don't know if I will ever be able to completely eliminate

carbs and do this whole protein/fat thingy. But I am giving it a good try.

This group is pretty great and everyone is very supportive of each other. It

keeps me going.

Ellen in AZ

[Guest guest]

>

> I hear such positive comments about enemas, I am considering doing

one. But my question now is, why lie on the floor? And do you stay

there until you have expelled the solution? Can't this be done while

sitting on the toilet? Sounds very messy.

==>Usually your bed is too far away to make it to the toilet in time,

but if you can retain it well you make have time to make it. Also an

enema can only be administered when you are lying down so your bottom

is flat on the bed or floor. It isn't possible to insert the enemas

when you are sitting on that area.

> Also, which enema is best to start with?

==>The best one to start with is the coffee enema.

> All this is still very overwhelming to me. I don't know if I will

ever be able to completely eliminate carbs and do this whole

protein/fat thingy. But I am giving it a good try. This group is

pretty great and everyone is very supportive of each other. It keeps

me going.

==>I'm glad this group helps you. I highly encourage you to bite the

bullet and do this program my friend. I don't want to scare you, but

you really don't want to fool around with candida Ellen. It is a

precusor to cancer - see these articles:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/menu2_1_2.php

Lotsa Healing Hugs, Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> I'm wondering if any of u do this & how its like to do it yourself.

>

> I have bought the kit & I really want to do it but just dont have the

> guts to do it myself. I want to do the 9 day program coz I think that

> will really help to get things moving. I'm just scared about the

enema

> part.

>

> Please share how you do it & how it feels so I can pick up my courage

& do it.

Shirin, I understand how reluctant you are to do an enema. I was such

a chicken that my Mother had to administer my first one. She was

taking care of me when I was on the candida program over 20 years ago.

After my first one gave me such relief, I " knew " they were very

important.

After that it was easy for me to do them myself. I discovered that

using the bulb syringe is much easier than using an enema bag however.

Bee

[Guest guest]

> After that it was easy for me to do them myself. I discovered that

> using the bulb syringe is much easier than using an enema bag however.

I did try to look for the bulb syringe type to they only sold the enema

bag kit. Well, unless I buy a Fleet, empty it & use it with water.

What enema would u recommend i start with? From what I understand it

should be just water right?

Thanks

Shirin

[Guest guest]

>

> > After that it was easy for me to do them myself. I discovered that

> > using the bulb syringe is much easier than using an enema bag

however.

>

> I did try to look for the bulb syringe type to they only sold the

enema

> bag kit. Well, unless I buy a Fleet, empty it & use it with water.

+++My website has a great enema supply website that has the bulb

syringes - see the ad at the bottom of every page.

>

> What enema would u recommend i start with? From what I understand it

> should be just water right?

Yes, that is correct if you are doing the 9-day program.

Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi everybody. Moving along. Im sorry if I am asking a question

that

> is easily found in the info. But I need a little advise about

beginning

> the enemas.

>

> When we first start I see we use saline, but when do we start using

> enemas? I see the instructions once you get to coffee, but not

water.

>

> I have been on the diet about 75-80% for 3 weeks, have been through

a

> course of nystatin and caprylic acid with lots of die off (a month

> ago). Haven't taken anything but coconut oil now for 3 weeks (up to

4

> TBS) Do I use the saline enemas " now " ? I see it's every 4 days or.

how

> many saline enemas do I do before I move on to coffee enemas?

>

> Thank you !!!

>

> PS: Does anyone else notice that when you begin this diet chocolate

> jumps right out and off of the shelves at you at the grocery store;

> even at s craft store, geeeeeezzzzz wizzzzzz they have it in

the

> check out lane. I am going to have to stop going out!

+++Hi. What is your name? It is easier for me to remember names,

rather than email addresses. : )

In what article did you read about saline (salt) solution enemas? As

far as I know I don't have an enema article using salt.

You can do the coffee enemas anytime.

Yes, chocolate can call you from wherever it IS! LOL! It's one of

the cravings many people with candida have. Sometimes cravings for

chocolate means the person lacks magnesium, so ensure you take the

correct amounts of magnesium citrate along with calcium as

recommended.

The best to you, Bee

[Guest guest]

this is in response to the post from Bee to me about enemas. I don't

know how to trim the original post. sorry.

Bee, it's Gail. I am putting my name at the bottom of my post, but it

seems it's not on the post, don't know why.

Anyway, here is the link I read:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/enema4.php

I think my friend told me to use saline. Is that not right? I just

bought 3 of them. I see you say plain water.

I didn't take one, I have a colonoscopy schedule for Tuesday this

week and figure the prep will clean me out. I wonder if he will see

candida.

The thing my friend told me was to do clear water first. Is that

right, and does that preceed the coffee?

Thank you Bee and all the other here!

Much health and happiness!

Gail

[Guest guest]

>

> this is in response to the post from Bee to me about enemas. I

don't

> know how to trim the original post. sorry.

+++Hi Gail. You would probably get the emails from the group, and

the instructions are posted every 2 weeks as a message, or Search the

Messages for the instructions " trim your messages " but you have to be

on the actual Group's Website to do that: click on Messages and just

above them you'll see 2 search functions, one for Message Nos., and

one by Subject. Also you were emailed how to trim messages when you

joined this group.

>

> Bee, it's Gail. I am putting my name at the bottom of my post, but

it seems it's not on the post, don't know why.

>

> Anyway, here is the link I read:

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/enema4.php

>

> I think my friend told me to use saline. Is that not right? I just

> bought 3 of them. I see you say plain water.

+++No, using saline solution is not correct. Follow the instructions

in the articles on enemas carefully.

>

> I didn't take one, I have a colonoscopy schedule for Tuesday this

> week and figure the prep will clean me out. I wonder if he will see

> candida.

>

> The thing my friend told me was to do clear water first. Is that

> right, and does that preceed the coffee?

+++Read the Coffee Enema article carefully; it will tell you

everything you need to know about doing it.

Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi,

>

> is it OK to drink a good amount of water with diluted sea salt in it

> instead of doing enemas? I did it once and it seemed to be very

> effective.

>

+++Hi . Drinking too much water isn't good. It can waterlog

your system and put more of a burden on your kidneys/bladder. Drinking

water isn't a substitute for enemas, particularly coffee enemas which

decongest the liver and lymphatic system, and help them dump their

toxins.

Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi,

>

> is it OK to drink a good amount of water with diluted sea salt in it

> instead of doing enemas? I did it once and it seemed to be very

> effective.

>

> .

****The electrolyte drink is 1 1/2 teaspoons of water mixed with lemon juice,

this is already

recommended daily. It does not replace an enema, enemas are used to help lessen

die-off

reactions. The electrolyte drink aids digestion and supplies mineral needs to

the body.

Does that help?

Marissa

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Hi,

> >

> > is it OK to drink a good amount of water with diluted sea salt in

it

> > instead of doing enemas? I did it once and it seemed to be very

> > effective.

> >

> > .

> ****The electrolyte drink is 1 1/2 teaspoons of water mixed with

lemon juice, this is already

> recommended daily. It does not replace an enema, enemas are used

to help lessen die-off

> reactions. The electrolyte drink aids digestion and supplies

mineral needs to the body.

> Does that help?

> Marissa

>

yeah, I understand that. It's just that if you drink something like 2

litres of water with one tablespoon of salt diluted in it, before

eating anything in the morning, it can make you go to the toilet very

much.

.

[Guest guest]

> > >

> > > Hi,

> > >

> > > is it OK to drink a good amount of water with diluted sea salt

in

> it

> > > instead of doing enemas? I did it once and it seemed to be very

> > > effective.

> > >

> > > .

> > ****The electrolyte drink is 1 1/2 teaspoons of water mixed with

> lemon juice, this is already

> > recommended daily. It does not replace an enema, enemas are used

> to help lessen die-off

> > reactions. The electrolyte drink aids digestion and supplies

> mineral needs to the body.

> > Does that help?

> > Marissa

> >

>

>

> yeah, I understand that. It's just that if you drink something like

2

> litres of water with one tablespoon of salt diluted in it, before

> eating anything in the morning, it can make you go to the toilet

very

> much.

+++Hi . You would never drink 2 litres at one time; drink 6

ounces 6 times a day - 3 of those with meals, and the rest throughout

the day.

+++Never 1 tablespoon either!!!

Bee