Coffee enema

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<< Anybody have any info on coffee enema's? Please respond if you do

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That's what one should do when a healing crissis begins. If I had only known

this

back wen I was recovering from whatever. Opens up the liver and lets out the

toxins that are making one feel so lousy. Wonderful for those awful

headaches.

Edith

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> Could someone please give me directions for a coffee enema? Brand of

> coffee to use? How much? etc.

I use only organic coffee, (brand doesn't matter to me) and grind it myself

in a small Braun coffee bean grinder.

Use 3 Tablespoons per quart of water. Boil for about 15 minutes, to

evaporate the oils, then let cool to body temp. Strain through a fine mesh

stainless steel strainer to get out the grounds. Silt is OK.

Use 1 quart, lie on your right side for 15 minutes, with your knees to your

chest.

Patty

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3 Tbs. of ground coffee?

Thanks,

Dave Perkins

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> > Could someone please give me directions for a coffee enema?

Brand of

> > coffee to use? How much? etc.

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> I use only organic coffee, (brand doesn't matter to me) and

grind it myself

> in a small Braun coffee bean grinder.

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> Use 3 Tablespoons per quart of water. Boil for about 15

minutes, to

> evaporate the oils, then let cool to body temp. Strain through

a fine mesh

> stainless steel strainer to get out the grounds. Silt is OK.

>

> Use 1 quart, lie on your right side for 15 minutes, with your

knees to your

> chest.

> Patty

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> 3 Tbs. of ground coffee?

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Yes, the 3 Tablespoons in recipe refers to the amount of ground coffee to

use per quart. If you wanted to prepare 3 quarts of coffee enema solution,

then you would use 9 Tablespoons of ground coffee.

Patty

Could someone please give me directions for a coffee enema?

> Brand of

> > > coffee to use? How much? etc.

> >

> > I use only organic coffee, (brand doesn't matter to me) and

> grind it myself

> > in a small Braun coffee bean grinder.

> >

> > Use 3 Tablespoons per quart of water. Boil for about 15

> minutes, to

> > evaporate the oils, then let cool to body temp. Strain through

> a fine mesh

> > stainless steel strainer to get out the grounds. Silt is OK.

> >

> > Use 1 quart, lie on your right side for 15 minutes, with your

> knees to your

> > chest.

> > Patty

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Thanks Patty

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> > 3 Tbs. of ground coffee?

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> Yes, the 3 Tablespoons in recipe refers to the amount of ground

coffee to

> use per quart. If you wanted to prepare 3 quarts of coffee

enema solution,

> then you would use 9 Tablespoons of ground coffee.

>

> Patty

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> Could someone please give me directions for a coffee enema?

> > Brand of

> > > > coffee to use? How much? etc.

> > >

> > > I use only organic coffee, (brand doesn't matter to me)

and

> > grind it myself

> > > in a small Braun coffee bean grinder.

> > >

> > > Use 3 Tablespoons per quart of water. Boil for about 15

> > minutes, to

> > > evaporate the oils, then let cool to body temp. Strain

through

> > a fine mesh

> > > stainless steel strainer to get out the grounds. Silt is

OK.

> > >

> > > Use 1 quart, lie on your right side for 15 minutes, with

your

> > knees to your

> > > chest.

> > > Patty

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The recipe for a coffee enema is as follows:

Place 3 Tablespoons of ground organic coffee per quart of water, and bring to boil. Simmer for 15 minutes. Cool to body temperature. Using a stainless steel tea strainer, or other fine mesh strainer, strain out the coffee grounds. Silt is ok in the enema water.

Administer the enema, then lay on right side with knees drawn to chest. Retain for 15 minutes.

It is also important to remember when you do coffee enemas to have a corresponding intake of freshly extracted juices to offset the electrolyte balance. The rule of thumb is 3 eight ounce glasses of juice per enema. This is freshly extracted juices, full of raw enzymes and organic minerals, NOT bottled, pasturized, dead juice.

Patty

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go to a web search engine and search or coffee enema. there must be 10s of

different formulas for coffee enemas. i use regular coffee, same strength

as what i drink and use tap water. there are many advises as to how much

and how long to hold, etc. fred

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When I did mine, I brewed three pots of regular coffee. I would do this during the day and pour it off into a glass pan so it would have time to cool. By the evening, I would have three post of coffee in my glass pan waiting to be transferred to the enema bag. I transferred it full strength to the bag. I would then use this for the enema. It worked well for me.

I have posted the directions that many give for the coffee enemas, garlic, and others on this page. http://loaves-n-fishes.com/sonnes.htm scroll to the very bottom of the page and that is where you will find the directions for enemas and colema boards.

~Karma<(©¿©)> karma@...http://loaves-n-fishes.com

coffee enema

I know this topic has been spoken of recently, and I looked through myarchives but couldn't find my answer. Can someone please post arecipe/method for coffee enemas? I appreciate it greatly. I am tryingsome other cleansing routines, and this was one that I wanted to try.Thanks in advance.LoriSubscription email: mailto:bowel cleanse-subscribeegroups

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Can someone please post a

> recipe/method for coffee enemas?

Dr. Max Gerson was the primary person responsible for using the coffee enema

in the removing of toxins to cure cancer. Here is some dialogue from a

forum on the Gerson website regarding coffee enemas:

Please note that the enema without the intensive nutritional support

could seriously deplete vital nutrients. If you plan on following the

modified Gerson Therapy with the juices, restricted foods, vitamins, then

the

directions for the enema are the same:

> >

> >(1) Boil 1 quart/1 liter water, with 3 rounded tablespoons of coffee. Do

> not

> >use a coffee maker.

> >For example, to make 3 quarts, you add 9 tbs of ground coffee.

> >(2) Allow it to boil for 5 min, to evaporate the oils.

> >(3) Let cool to body temp, use 1 qt, lie on your right side for 15 min

with

> >knees toward your chest, breathing deeply.

> >

> >Are there

> >any benefits for doing the therapy longer than

> >15 minutes? My friend said that she sometimes

> >keeps the treatment in for 30 minutes, so does

> >this do more harm than good by keeping the

> >coffe in there that long?

> >Not really. Since all of the blood has circulated through the colon at

> least

> >three or four times in that 15 minutes, just about everything is

absorbed.

> >To go much longer would be to begin to absorb the liquid, which is

somewhat

> >counterproductive and not a good idea.

> >

> >Also, you don't want to be instilling coffee grounds. Use a fine-mesh

stainless steel tea strainer (it looks like screen wire) to strain out the

grounds, leaving the " silt " . Since many of the beneficial elements for

detoxification in the coffee are

fiber-bound, it isn't a good idea to use a paper strainer, or even a cloth,

unless it's got a fairly coarse weave.

> >

> >Coffee enemas are quite safe when properly administered and assuming that

> there are no contraindications (inflammatory bowel disease or other

> bowel/rectal disorders) The controversies on the Net generally arise from

> two articles that appeared in JAMA, both of which are speaking of the

> dangers of *electrolyte imbalance* rather than the dangers of *coffee

> enemas* specifically.

>

> Generally speaking, a healthy person with no bowel contraindications and

no history of kidney dysfunction or other problem that affects electrolyte

> balance can take one, possibly two enemas daily without adverse effects.

To do more than that, one must consume an adequate quantity of fresh

vegetable juice (about 24 oz of fresh juice for each enema) to replace lost

> electrolytes.

>

> The use of organically grown coffee (non-decaf) and distilled or purified

> water is highly recommended.

Patty

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Here, I have a recipe on my page:

http://cleansing.n3.net/enema_recipes.htm

> I know this topic has been spoken of recently, and I looked through

my

> archives but couldn't find my answer. Can someone please post a

> recipe/method for coffee enemas? I appreciate it greatly. I am

trying

> some other cleansing routines, and this was one that I wanted to

try.

> Thanks in advance.

>

> Lori

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It is very good to use distilled water for your

enema so you are not absorbing chlorine and

other junk that dumped into tap water. I

recently learned that, it makes sense.

LIZ

Re: thanks (re swollen joints)

Excellent reading Jonah. I was considering doing

a coffee enema but I am sensitive to caffeine.

I was thinking on trying it with a more diluted

version of coffee and not before my menstrual

cycle because caffeine makes me very freaky.

If anyone did a coffee enema that is sensitive

to caffeine, I would be interested in your results.

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Thanks Patty!! what is the theory about a coffee enema? It seems like it would be so acidic on my colon. And I'm not allowed to drink coffee..so why would it he healthy to put it up me?

Thanks,

Carol

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We've done hundreds of coffee enemas in this household, and we've never

experienced the coffee completely being reabsorbed. My wife has often

experienced that some of the coffee would get stuck , but since she is on

the Gerson therapy, she would do another coffee enema 4 to 6 hours later.

Sometimes it will take a couple of days to get everything out.

Understanding that we're on the Gerson program, of course, we would

recommend that you try another enema. Maybe try a chamomile tea enema, this

relaxes the GI track. Hold for 5 minutes.

Besure to drink plenty of fluids . Fresh fruit and vegetable juices of

course have lots of potassium and other essential minerals needed for doing

enemas.

Ken

Coffee Enema

> I have CFS and or lymes and am on antibiotics. I figured to help cleanse

my liver the coffee enema would be helpful. Anyway I first did a cleansing

enema necessitating 3 trips to the toilet. Then I did the coffee enema,

intending to retain for 15 minutes. Well afterwards, nothing came out so I

guess I absorbed the coffee enema. I'm wondering if this is supposed to

happen and if not what it means. I have still been constipated since the

enema two days ago. Any advice is appreciated.

>

> Phil

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I would think that it would be traumatic for a child to receive an enema.

Can't you use a colon cleanse kit that contains the tea, fiber drink and

casuals instead? Also the coffee/ caffeine will be absorbed into her body

and may cause stress...if she isn't a coffee drinker? I'm not trying to

sound rude <I have 2 Daughters 18 and 22 and a 4.5 year old Son and I can't

imagine giving them an enema...unless they wanted one and still it would be

very difficult. My kids are vegan, we use homeopaths, naturopaths etc. gave

birth at home nursed for 3.5 years so I understand wanting to approach

things from a healthy point...but it seems that being 12 is such an awkward

age for young ladies...the combined stress between the 2 of you may be a

sign that it's not the right thing to do at this time?

My very best to both of you...

Coffee enema

> I talked to 's doctor today and he wants to try a coffee enema

> for five days. Yes....I will brew organic coffee,let it cool and then

> let use it as a enema. He says it is one of the best

> detoxification for the liver and colon. We start tomorrow....I am

> really stressed. How in the world am I going to convince a 12 year

> old to do an enema?

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Very Good..........I am glad you had beter luck!!!

Wally

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Very Good..........I am glad you had beter luck!!!

Wally

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In a message dated 3/28/03 9:00:01 AM Eastern Standard Time,

tfillmer@... writes:

> I am new to this post and I may have missed this. Do you buy the plastic

> enema kit at the drugstore, empty the " fleet " ingredients and pour in the

> coffee enema ingredients?

>

No, you can buy an enema/douch kit at any drug store. I bought mine at

Walmart for 9.00 so it is not expensive.

Hanida

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You just bring the coffee to a boil and then simmer for about 15 minutes -

no need for any filters. You can even boil it in a saucepan. When it is

boiled, you will proably be able to pour most of the coffee out and leave

the grounds in the bottom. However, I use cheese cloth, just to make sure

it catches any coffee. (The reason they don't want you to use paper filters

is that the filters often contain bleaches and other contaminants)

Incidentally, not sure what the recipe here says, but I use 1T of coffee for

every two cups filtered water.

Cheers

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The common way of filtering it is with the paper filters. But there's no

reason you can't use cloth. Probably linen would work quite well, and you

can re-use it many times.

Zack

On Sun, 6 Feb 2005, Barb wrote:

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> Thanks a lot. Just one question. It says not to filter coffee grounds with

paper. How do you filter it then? I only have used instant so not up on making

coffee. If you percolate, grounds aren't filtered with paper???

>

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Hi Barb,

I didn't percolate my coffee for an enema. Does it say to percolate

it? You can use cotton muslim or cotton gauze (cheese cloth) or any

old cloth to strain the coffee.

It is best to buy " organic " coffee from the health food store.

Bee

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I have a grinder that will grind coffee grounds. If I grind organic coffee

grounds, then I pour boiling water through them holding them in a cotton sleeve

or something, then use same sleeve over and over again? Cheese cloth sounds too

holey.

Can I drink some coffee on occasion too?

penny martin <penelopea@...> wrote:

You just bring the coffee to a boil and then simmer for about 15 minutes -

no need for any filters. You can even boil it in a saucepan. When it is

boiled, you will proably be able to pour most of the coffee out and leave

the grounds in the bottom. However, I use cheese cloth, just to make sure

it catches any coffee. (The reason they don't want you to use paper filters

is that the filters often contain bleaches and other contaminants)

Incidentally, not sure what the recipe here says, but I use 1T of coffee for

every two cups filtered water.

Cheers

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Hi Barb,

When you make coffee for a coffee enema you use a pot large enough

for 1 quart. It it not percolated because you need to time it

according to the recipe. Then you can add ice cubes to make the

grounds settle. You strain it only through a cloth because the

fibers in the paper filters will go into the enema.

I have posted a totally new " Coffee Enema instructions in the Files

this time. It gives more careful instructions.

The best,

Bee

> What problem does paper cause? If I percolate coffee (( would have

to buy small percolator actually) does it call for a filter of some

sort? I guess one would use fabric but use it over and over since it

would be ruiined, right?

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Barb wrote:

> Can you buy organic freeze dried that has been percolated and then

freeze dried?

Hi Barb,

Don't buy coffee that has previously been percolated.

Bee

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Dear Barb,

Yes, do grind the coffee beans in a grinder. Then put 1 quart of

boiling water in a pot. When it boils at the required amount of

coffee grounds. Boil it for the alloted minutes (exactly).

My new articles in the Files does walk you through each step

carefully, and it tells you when to strain it (pour it) through a

cloth.

Bee

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Hi Bee,

I know this was addressed to Rita but I have a

question.

Too much caffine causes me to go into cardiac

arrythmia & sinus tachycardia. For those without

medical background - irregular and fast heart beat.

Would I be best off to avoid a coffee enema???

Although it sounds like a good thing, these

questions are there for me anyway.

I have found this to be a very interesting and

fascinating list. Just need more time to read the

files.

Thanks so much

lynn

--- Bee Wilder <beeisbuzzing2003@...> wrote:

> Hi Rita,

>

> See our Files on the left side menu, and find the

> Folder " Enemas " -

> it contains all the information you need regarding

> coffee enemas and

> how beneficial they are. Here's an excerpt from the

> article:

>

> " 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. "

>

> Also, coffee enemas help the adrenals.

>

> Bee

>

> P.S. Rita, would you please trim your messages so

> that any

> information from previous messages that is not

> relevant are deleted.

> It helps people who receive only emails so they do

> not have to scroll

> through so much repeated information, and it helps

> our archival

> storage. TIA my friend.

>

>

>

>

Lynn