enemas

[Guest guest]

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.

>

> .

, that's too much salt !! Drink water if you want but don't

put all that salt in it. Susie

>

[Guest guest]

>

> 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.

>

> .

>

Ineresting. That doesn't happen to me, but I think my body drinks in the salt,

because of my

adrenal issues. But, I also do the coffee enema and it has a different place in

my healing... it

clears my liver of toxins. I wouldn't count diarhhea as having the same effect

as an enema.

Diarrhea, loose stools etc does feel like toxins are exiting, but the coffee

enema seems to

address all my die-off (sinus, mucus,headache, etc) even during diarrhea/loose

bowels. I

guess I'm saying, still try an enema during die-off because it may help you get

rid of toxins

your body is too overwhelmed to excrete without some aid.

Marissa

[Guest guest]

>

>

> >

> > 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.

> >

> > .

*** I just re-read your post and saw that you said one tablespoon (!!) of salt.

That is way too

much salt to take, it will run right thru you.

Marissa

[Guest guest]

Dear Bee,

I do not see the link to the enema supply store on your website, maybe

it went out by mistake?

Thank you,

Carmen

--- In , " Bee " <beeisbuzzing2003@...>

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

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

[Guest guest]

>

> Dear Bee,

> I do not see the link to the enema supply store on your website, maybe

> it went out by mistake?

+++I moved the Enema ad to the Enema Articles, and also posted it under

the Products button on the top - see this:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/resource/enema.php

Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Is it OK to do an enema when dealing with constant diarrhea? I am very

sensitive to caffeine; if I would have it as early as 2pm I could still be awake

at 1am!! So, I rarely had it. Would it still be OK to do a coffee enema?

> Thanks for all of your help,

++Hi Darlene. Yes, you can safely do an enema whether you have diarrhea or not.

Please read the coffee enema article which explains that a coffee enema does not

affect you like drinking it does since it goes through a different route in the

body.

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Ok there, getting ready to place my order with the enemas website recommended.

I'm gonna order the " faultless " bulb syringe (price is $7.99 and it's an 8 oz.)

and the organic coffee-I'm thinking this is all I need to order- please just let

me know if any different so I can do this as soon as the order gets delivered.

Again, this is my very 1st time with doing an enema-this is why I'm double

checking.

+++Hi Phyllis. Yes you are ordering correctly.

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee, I would like to know the prodigal for enamas. I already started,

having done 2 in 1 week but I would like to know how to continue and for how

long. What are your suggestions?

+++Hi Angie in Az. Do you mean probiotic enemas? I think probiotic enemas

aren't as important as doing Coffee Enemas. You should be gradually increasing

time in between enemas, following this kind of schedule:

-After doing them every 4-5 days for 2 months do one per week for 2 months.

-Then do one every 2 weeks for 2 months.

-Do one every month for 2 months.

-You probably won't need to do them after that.

Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

>

> How important are coffee enemas if my bowel movements are okay, and I do the

brushing on a regular basis?

>

> Many thanks in advance for your reply.

+++Hi Helene. Coffee enemas are for detoxifying the liver and the lymphatic

system (the lymphatic system involves the adrenals, thyroid, lymph glands,

etc.), so even if your bowel movements are normal they are important for

clearing out toxins.

Read the coffee enema article so you understand why it is recommended, even in

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

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Bee... on the 9 day program do I do the 2 enemas back to back or one in the

morning and one at night?

+++Hi Care. You need to think for yourself more often. You spread out the 2

enemas.

Bee

[Guest guest]

WOW Bee I didn't mean to offend you I just believe in your expertise and didn't

want to assume anything...I saw nothing wrong with my question as all the other

enemas are done back to back.

As far as testing for hypoglycemia, have they changed the procedures for

testing? The test that I have had in the past require fasting and then

drinking a sugar drink which Feeds candida.

I am also not disregarding moderator comments...I think I have been

misunderstood and my hypoglycemic reactions I know are not retracing. They are

infact correlated to dropping a meal. I do not have any reaction when I keep my

meals at 5x a day.

Please advise on the hypoglycemia testing. Thank you,

> >

> > Bee... on the 9 day program do I do the 2 enemas back to back or one in the

morning and one at night?

>

> +++Hi Care. You need to think for yourself more often. You spread out the 2

enemas.

>

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Care,

You say you are having hypoglyemic symptoms, while we are advising you that you

are not. That's why I advised you to get tested, since it seems to be the only

way you may be convinced.

I cannot keep advising you when you insist you are having low blood sugar, and

you don't want to consider you aren't, and that instead you are getting other

kinds of healing/detox reactions and your body is retracing.

If you " are " actually getting low blood sugar it is because you are not

consuming enough good fats and too many carbs - so you wouldn't be following the

food ratios.

When you go on this program it takes about 4 months for your body to switch over

from running on glucose to running on fats, so at this point you couldn't

possibly get low blood sugar since glucose from carbs is what causes it.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Bee...there is misunderstanding going on.

I have not have a hypoglycemic reaction since trying to drop a snack which was

atleast 4 or 5 months ago. I'm truly not insisting anything. I have merely

tried to describe that when I have dropped a snack in the past that I got

reactive hypoglycemia. I simply am having a hard time understanding that this

is a retracing symptom that you have mentioned when it seems connected to

dropping a snack. May be the last time I tried to do it was too soon for the

transition of carbs vs fat for energy?

I am happy to get tested but know that the tests I have had in the past

contained sugar. Did you want me to take the test anyway?

I eat well under the amount of carbs I am allowed. I am not cheating on this

diet. I am willing to try dropping a snack but had asked for your suggestions

on this.

I did not know about the 4 month trasition until I went through the messages and

found out that you had responded to someone else with that knoweledge.

I value your opinion and follow this diet to a T. I don't even take stevia

anymore.

Here is a typical days diet with the only thing rotating is dinner:

Breakfast 1/3 (little more than 1/3) e's egg drink (drink is 3 eggs with 4 1/2T

CO)

Snack 1/3 Bee's egg drink

Lunch (Sage Chicken Pattie with Sauerkraut 1/2c), 1T Co

Snack 1/3 (little less than 1/3) Bee's egg drink

Dinner (medley of low carb vegis sauteed in butter) with meat, sauerkraut and 1

1/2TCO

I take a total of 7T of CO and 1T butter. I'm working on the raising my butter

level but my fats are in the range of ratios.

I hope this information clears up any misunderstandings. Thank you so much,

--------------------------------

>

> Hi Care,

> You say you are having hypoglyemic symptoms, while we are advising you that

you are not. That's why I advised you to get tested, since it seems to be the

only way you may be convinced.

>

> I cannot keep advising you when you insist you are having low blood sugar, and

you don't want to consider you aren't, and that instead you are getting other

kinds of healing/detox reactions and your body is retracing.

>

> If you " are " actually getting low blood sugar it is because you are not

consuming enough good fats and too many carbs - so you wouldn't be following the

food ratios.

>

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

>

>

> Bee...there is misunderstanding going on.

>

> I have not have a hypoglycemic reaction since trying to drop a snack which was

atleast 4 or 5 months ago. I'm truly not insisting anything. I have merely

tried to describe that when I have dropped a snack in the past that I got

reactive hypoglycemia. I simply am having a hard time understanding that this

is a retracing symptom that you have mentioned when it seems connected to

dropping a snack. May be the last time I tried to do it was too soon for the

transition of carbs vs fat for energy?

+++Hi Care. Then I do not understand why you are still having 5 meals or snacks

per day. Possibly it was too soon then.

>

> I am happy to get tested but know that the tests I have had in the past

contained sugar. Did you want me to take the test anyway?

+++Not if you understand you aren't hypoglymic.

<snip>

> I did not know about the 4 month trasition until I went through the messages

and found out that you had responded to someone else with that knoweledge.

+++However, you would have read about Insulin Resistance in my article, as

follows:

" Insulin is a hormone secreted by the pancreas. It helps the body utilize blood

glucose (blood sugar) by binding with receptors on cells like a key would fit

into a lock. Once the key insulin has unlocked the door, the glucose can pass

from the blood into the cell. Inside the cell, glucose is either used for energy

or stored for future use in the form of glycogen in the liver or muscle cells.

The body's cells become insulin resistant because they are trying to protect

themselves from the toxic effects of high insulin which is required to regulate

blood sugar levels when the diet is high in sugar and/or carbohydrates. This

causes the cells to down-regulate their receptor activity and the numbers of

their receptors, so they don't have to receive 'that noxious stimuli' all the

time.

It is like having this loud disgusting music being played and you have to turn

down the volume. Insulin resistance leads to blood sugar problems like

hypoglycemia and diabetes, and to high blood pressure. "

>

>>

> Here is a typical days diet with the only thing rotating is dinner:

>

> Breakfast 1/3 (little more than 1/3) e's egg drink (drink is 3 eggs with 4

1/2T CO)

> Snack 1/3 Bee's egg drink

> Lunch (Sage Chicken Pattie with Sauerkraut 1/2c), 1T Co

> Snack 1/3 (little less than 1/3) Bee's egg drink

> Dinner (medley of low carb vegis sauteed in butter) with meat, sauerkraut and

1 1/2TCO

>

> I take a total of 7T of CO and 1T butter. I'm working on the raising my

butter level but my fats are in the range of ratios.

+++That's very good Care! Do your ratios add up to those you calculated?

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

It's possible to have a blood test that does not require drinking

anything. That test is called a glucose tolerance test the other is

just a fasting blood sugar.

On 21-Mar-10, at 8:11 AM, caringonefive wrote:

>

> Bee...there is misunderstanding going on.

>

> I have not have a hypoglycemic reaction since trying to drop a snack

> which was atleast 4 or 5 months ago. I'm truly not insisting

> anything. I have merely tried to describe that when I have dropped a

> snack in the past that I got reactive hypoglycemia. I simply am

> having a hard time understanding that this is a retracing symptom

> that you have mentioned when it seems connected to dropping a snack.

> May be the last time I tried to do it was too soon for the

> transition of carbs vs fat for energy?

>

> I am happy to get tested but know that the tests I have had in the

> past contained sugar. Did you want me to take the test anyway?

>

> I eat well under the amount of carbs I am allowed. I am not cheating

> on this diet. I am willing to try dropping a snack but had asked for

> your suggestions on this.

>

> I did not know about the 4 month trasition until I went through the

> messages and found out that you had responded to someone else with

> that knoweledge.

>

> I value your opinion and follow this diet to a T. I don't even take

> stevia anymore.

>

> Here is a typical days diet with the only thing rotating is dinner:

>

> Breakfast 1/3 (little more than 1/3) e's egg drink (drink is 3 eggs

> with 4 1/2T CO)

> Snack 1/3 Bee's egg drink

> Lunch (Sage Chicken Pattie with Sauerkraut 1/2c), 1T Co

> Snack 1/3 (little less than 1/3) Bee's egg drink

> Dinner (medley of low carb vegis sauteed in butter) with meat,

> sauerkraut and 1 1/2TCO

>

> I take a total of 7T of CO and 1T butter. I'm working on the raising

> my butter level but my fats are in the range of ratios.

>

> I hope this information clears up any misunderstandings. Thank you

> so much,

>

> --------------------------------

>

>

> >

> > Hi Care,

> > You say you are having hypoglyemic symptoms, while we are advising

> you that you are not. That's why I advised you to get tested, since

> it seems to be the only way you may be convinced.

> >

> > I cannot keep advising you when you insist you are having low

> blood sugar, and you don't want to consider you aren't, and that

> instead you are getting other kinds of healing/detox reactions and

> your body is retracing.

> >

> > If you " are " actually getting low blood sugar it is because you

> are not consuming enough good fats and too many carbs - so you

> wouldn't be following the food ratios.

> >

>

> > Bee

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

thank you for the support. It was still a question for me. I

appreciate you answering it. Bless you,

>

> It's possible to have a blood test that does not require drinking

> anything. That test is called a glucose tolerance test the other is

> just a fasting blood sugar.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Angie,

I didn't start with any enemas until I had already been on the diet for one

year, and they still helped me.  You can begin at any time, and follow the

schedule in the enema article.  I have found them to be very helpful as my

healing has focused primarily on my digestive organs!

Be well,andra, a group moderator

From: Angie <losportillo238@...>

Subject: [ ] enemas

Date: Wednesday, May 5, 2010, 8:25 PM

 

Hello Bee, I have a question about enemas.

I read the article again after being on the diet for 1 year, 1 month. It said in

the article that enemas help with detoxing in the early part of the diet. Does

that mean it will not help us that have been on the diet for sometime? I would

like to know if it is alright to do an enema 1 or 2 times per month even though

I have been on the diet for over a 1 yr.

Thank you and will wait for your reply,

Angie

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi please I make enemas myself for a long time, but before 1-2 months I had

hemeroids. So I used rectal ointment and it became fine. But always since this

time I must use after enema this ointment.

> BUT I FEEL ENEMAS IS HELPING ME. So i please you for some ,,good advice " ?! The

termination of my enema's picks is plastic. I think it should be because of.

> But don't say me ,,use oil " because it doesn't work...

+++Hi Axel,

The pick on the end of all enemas are plastic. Since you have hemorrhoids your

rectum and anus could lack natural fats. I suggest you put some vaseline on the

opening and inside a little first, then put a little vaseline on the end of the

pick before inserting it.

This is what vaseline is:

http://www.vaseline.com/Product.aspx?Path=Consumer/OurProducts/PetroleumJelly

The small amount you'll use won't harm you.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Lise,

I just reviewed the 9-day program. It does not mention using coffee enemas,

though, coffee enemas are good for detoxifying once you resume Bee's regular

program. Bee says:

" you can extend the 9-day program as long as you wish, i.e. having soup, broth,

Bee's egg drink and pureed foods, which are easier foods to digest. But do not

continue daily clear water enemas after 9 days; after that only do them every

4-5 days, instead of 2 times a day. "

So, I would say, you can resume the coffee enemas once you return to Bee's

regular program, after you come off the 9-day program.

Nan B.

moderator

>

> Hi. Lise here!

> I read through, so, if one does the 9 day, is that 2 daily water enemas,

replacing on of those every 4th day w/ coffee? And once 9 days over, what is

recommended. I'm not clear. On the coffee page, the decreasing frequency, is

that for both types?

>

> Thanks.

[Guest guest]

>

> What am I doing wrong? I can't seem to ever get my enemas to work. Once I get

all settled, nothing comes out of the enema bag. The clamp is undone and it

empties freely into the sink. I always try it after emptying my colon. I really

am at a loss of why I am having so much trouble. Help? Anyone?

+++Hi Dawn,

Ensure there are no kinks in the tube running from the bag to the nozzle, and

that you don't clog up the nozzle with too much oil.

I tried the enema bag at first but found the 8 ounce bulb syringe is so much

easier to use.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Thank you for te reply Bee. I will just have to try the syringe because I have

had it with with this enema bag! LOL

Dawn

> >

> > What am I doing wrong? I can't seem to ever get my enemas to work. Once I

get all settled, nothing comes out of the enema bag. The clamp is undone and it

empties freely into the sink. I always try it after emptying my colon. I really

am at a loss of why I am having so much trouble. Help? Anyone?

>

> +++Hi Dawn,

>

> Ensure there are no kinks in the tube running from the bag to the nozzle, and

that you don't clog up the nozzle with too much oil.

>

> I tried the enema bag at first but found the 8 ounce bulb syringe is so much

easier to use.

>

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

i am taking the csm and it has caused a lot of constipation, A LOT. i can not

tolerate laxatives, of fibrous foods, or pysillus husks due to food and

salicylate allergies and intolerances.

i was told to do enemas and they could be done daily to aid the colon in ridding

the biotoxins the csm is pulling out. if left inside it can cause the toxins to

build up in colon and defeats the purpose of the csm.

is daily too much? can this be harmful? does it deplete the colon of minerals,

cause dehydration, and cause the colon muscle to stop working on its on and

become dependent on the enema?

thoughts and suggestions

thanks

denise

[Guest guest]

,

 

Actually, coffee (organic & caffeine) enemas are very effective in expelling

toxins from the liver in a very non invasive way.  Distilled water is

preferable and doing daily for a week or two should not harm you.  And perhaps

you could do maintenance of 2-3 per week thereafter for a period of time. 

 The toxins do more harm than a few days or weeks of enemas.  Sometimes enemas

help constipation.    When I got dizziness once from mold exposure a coffee

enema stopped it and also in the past stopped or helped migraines.  Normally,

though for constipation from CMS I take 500-1000 mg of magnesium daily but if

you have a problem with that the enemas would be a great alternative.  I was

healed of chemical sensitivities in the 90's from diet, juicing, & coffee

enemas.  My chemical sensititivies resurfaced recently from a mold exposure so

I react with some fatigue if in a polluted store for a couple of hours. 

Otherwise, I am OK with chemicals if

the level is not too high.  I am not OK with mold-my genotype lined up with my

past exposures to mold-it makes me very ill.

 

Diane 

 

I do not believe in drinking distilled water b/c of mineral depletion but a

moderate amount of enemas with coffee or without should not harm you.  I have

always improved my health with them.  Unfornately, it is not a cure all just a

part of a comprehensive program to get well.

i am taking the csm and it has caused a lot of constipation, A LOT.

[Guest guest]

Could you tolerate cascara sagrada? It is an herbal laxative.

What works for me is plain old magnesium which I need anyway. I take 3 - 4

capsules a day and that works. I have no knowledge about the enemas, sorry.

anita

[Guest guest]

Distilled water will NOT, repeat NOT, deplete minerals. That is an old

nutritional wive's tale.

I dont advocate distilled, but the reasons have nothing to do with that.

scott

_____

On Behalf Of diane kelly

Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2011 12:19 PM

Subject: Re: [] enemas

I do not believe in drinking distilled water b/c of mineral depletion but a

moderate amount of enemas with coffee or without should not harm you. I

have always improved my health with them. Unfornately, it is not a cure all

just a part of a comprehensive program to get well.