Re: Can sun brewing coffee for enema grow mold?

[Guest guest]

sorry, dont know the answer to that, but I hope if you try it you at least use

water that been through a brita pitcher and not tap water,

weither it gets mold from setting to long in the sun or not might very well

depend on the quaility of the water you use. I can tell you that you need to be

very careful about makeing sun tea that you drink as far as the quility of your

water you use, so the same would hold true for coffee in that sence. if you are

leary about it, it might be better just to stick with brewing.

>

> Sorry if this is a stupid question. Someone just recommended to

> me brewing the coffee for my enema in the sun for 2 days (putting

> it in the fridge at night), saying that they found the enema to

> be more potent this way.

>

> I'm wondering if there's any issue with mold growing on the

> coffee doing it this way, though? Of course I am starting with

> a clean jar with a lid, clean filtered water, and organic coffee.

> But, maybe there is still a possibility of mold growing on it?

> Or does it being in the sun prevent that? I don't know enough

> about mold to know yet to know, so appreciate any expert advice.

>

> I have multiple susceptible HLA genotype and may other complex

> mold related health issues, so don't want to add to my problems

> any.

>

> Thanks in advance!

>

[Guest guest]

When I lived on the road I wanted to try that. One internet site said that it

doesn't get hot enough to kill germs but is nice & warm to incubate them. That's

all I needed to hear in order to dismiss the thought. Have you done a coffee

enema before. It messed me up.

>

> Sorry if this is a stupid question. Someone just recommended to

> me brewing the coffee for my enema in the sun for 2 days (putting

> it in the fridge at night), saying that they found the enema to

> be more potent this way.

>

> I'm wondering if there's any issue with mold growing on the

> coffee doing it this way, though? Of course I am starting with

> a clean jar with a lid, clean filtered water, and organic coffee.

> But, maybe there is still a possibility of mold growing on it?

> Or does it being in the sun prevent that? I don't know enough

> about mold to know yet to know, so appreciate any expert advice.

>

> I have multiple susceptible HLA genotype and may other complex

> mold related health issues, so don't want to add to my problems

> any.

>

> Thanks in advance!

>

[Guest guest]

good advice K. I've find that my intestines dont bother me now inless something

is bothering my stomach.

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> From: safersmilesdentallab <safersmilesdentallab@...>

> Subject: [] Re: Can sun brewing coffee for enema grow mold?

>

> Date: Friday, August 20, 2010, 5:49 PM

>

>

> When I lived on the road I wanted to try that. One internet site said

that it doesn't get hot enough to kill germs but is nice & warm to incubate

them. That's all I needed to hear in order to dismiss the thought. Have you done

a coffee enema before. It messed me up.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

thanks for the reminder, I had read up on this before and seriously considered

doing coffee enemas, mainly because I noticed when I had a colonopsy that the

cleaning out of the intestines did make me fell a little better,in some ways but

also just brought back the raw burning in my stomach that I didn't want to

experience again.

thats was before I went on a diet of greens and white meat which has helped my

stomach and bowels alot and allowed me to add some foods back in my diet that I

couldn't tolerate before. I recall posting info. on coffee enemas at that time

and asking if anyone had tried it, but never got any replies so I never went

that route.

two things I see here that might be problematic for me ,I may have some damage

that is allowing bile to get into my stomach,influx,

and I dont know if I need my blood vessels to be dialated, they've been weakened

by my exposure. I'd have to do more reasearch to deturmine if there would be

some bad side effects for me.

>

> Perhaps this website would help educate people about enemas. There's seems

> to be some lack of understanding here. I'm certainly not saying enemas are

> for everyone, but before you say they're not worth doing you should at least

> educate yourself about what they do.

>

> http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/Coffee-Enemas-s/538.htm

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