Coffee enema

[Guest guest]

Yes, coffee enemas are fine for people who do not have a gall bladder.

It helps the liver decongest, therefore stimulating it to dump its load

of toxins.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Wishing I could figure out a way to do the enemas comfortably again as I know

their value all too well having done them about 15 years when attempting to cure

the candida back then. They relieve tremendous amounts of pain & draw toxins

from all parts of the body, which can be felt being drained down.

I've tried every position in the past few years, all are too painful or the

liquid doesn't stay in long enough to help a thing. And what a mess to clean up

if on the floor with towels all over the place. Too much painful work

afterwards.

Another problem I've been having is I don't know what happened to my sphincter

muscle but it got very weak somehow. No matter how much I try to tighten it to

hold in the liquid, I can't anymore. But that doesn't matter because I can't

find a painless position to do them anymore anyway.

Got any suggestions or alternatives?

A friend said to drink scads of water & take strong laxatives. I don't think

that's such a good idea tho so I haven't done it. So far little or no

constipation tho which is good.

Caroline

From: Bee Wilder

Yes, coffee enemas are fine for people who do not have a gall bladder.

It helps the liver decongest, therefore stimulating it to dump its load

of toxins.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Caroline

I know what you mean about the mess and the work to clean it up.

personally I find things get less messier over time. I can tell you

what i do and it may help.

First there's the mental preparation. I know its only going to take

one hour of my day, so I am mentally prepared to do this hour. I

usually plan a special treat afterwards, like a reward for doing hard

work. (NOTE: this is not a food treat, but doing something I enjoy

immensely like going out to buy a book, or some clothes or to a beach

to watch the sunset, or to a friend's for a massage and chinese tea

etc...I think you get the idea

I am not sure which part of the procedure you're finding physically

painful. It is the insertion? the lying down?

For insertion, lots of coconut oil and fairly thin tube? For lying

down I use a thick yoga mat (its plastic and very easy to wipe off at

the end).

Perhaps using smaller amounts of liquid may help. I find doing a

water enema beforehand helps me " hold " the coffee enema better.

Irene

P.S. do not have laxatives! they can really cause havoc.

[Guest guest]

No, my problem is severe spinal/back pain, arthritis & scleroderma disabilities

so that I cannot get into position to do any inserting at all anymore, like on

all fours or on my back with feet up or even sitting on the toilet. Even if I

lie on my side it squirts out as fast as it's going in which is the super messy

part & then on the way to the toilet it goes all over the place. Even when I

tried just water first...same thing.

It isn't painful to insert the tube at all tho. I just cannot physically do it

for myself anymore. Another person would have to help me. And that isn't going

to happen.

I used to do them twice a day at times years ago but did them every day so I

used to be very adept at it. Tho that was when I was far less physically

disabled. So I know what it's like to be able to successfully at doing them &

how well they work. I had no problem then. Didn't have to talk myself into doing

it or give myself rewards afterwards either. I just went in & did it & that was

that.

I never take laxatives, haven't for years. So that's not a problem for me. I'm

not constipated either so wouldn't be needing an enema for that. Only to help

detox the liver somewhat & help get rid of die-off symptoms. So I don't have to

even think about laxatives right now & hope I never do again. So far, so good on

that score anyway.

From: isprey

Hi Caroline

I know what you mean about the mess and the work to clean it up.

personally I find things get less messier over time. I can tell you

what i do and it may help.

First there's the mental preparation. I know its only going to take

one hour of my day, so I am mentally prepared to do this hour. I

usually plan a special treat afterwards, like a reward for doing hard

work. (NOTE: this is not a food treat, but doing something I enjoy

immensely like going out to buy a book, or some clothes or to a beach

to watch the sunset, or to a friend's for a massage and chinese tea

etc...I think you get the idea

I am not sure which part of the procedure you're finding physically

painful. It is the insertion? the lying down?

For insertion, lots of coconut oil and fairly thin tube? For lying

down I use a thick yoga mat (its plastic and very easy to wipe off at

the end).

Perhaps using smaller amounts of liquid may help. I find doing a

water enema beforehand helps me " hold " the coffee enema better.

Irene

P.S. do not have laxatives! they can really cause havoc.

[Guest guest]

Hmmm...that is tricky

Do you have colonics centres where you live? They are usually staffed

by nurses (here in Australia anyway). That may be an option, though I

remember having to be in a sitting position slightly reclining (that

may be an issue for your back). Or getting a nurse to visit you at

home once a month or so and assist you with it.

Irene

> No, my problem is severe spinal/back pain, arthritis & scleroderma

disabilities so that I cannot get into position to do any inserting

at all anymore, like on all fours or on my back with feet up or even

sitting on the toilet. Even if I lie on my side it squirts out as

fast as it's going in which is the super messy part & then on the way

to the toilet it goes all over the place. Even when I tried just

water first...same thing.

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/20/2006 4:23:02 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

Faithiegirl538@... writes:

I was just reading about the coffee enema. Is it alright to do this

when you don't have a gall bladder. Probably a dumb question, but I had

to ask it anyway.

Very bad day. I think I am ready for a good enema.

Hello Faith,

I just read this after I responded to your last post. I'm gall bladder

" free " too. (I wish I could have it back:-) but, I joke and say I gave up my

gall bladder in exchange for a new life!)

Anyway, I've done many coffee enemas and they've always helped me... some

less than others. It's good to cleanse the bowels with water first, then follow

it up with the (organic) coffee enema.

Good Luck,

[Guest guest]

Dear Faith,

Yes, you can do a coffee enema and any other enemas recommended when

you do not have a gall bladder.

Bee

>

> I was just reading about the coffee enema. Is it alright to do this

> when you don't have a gall bladder. Probably a dumb question, but I

had to ask it anyway.

[Guest guest]

I did one (or actually two) today. It went well. The second one was a

bit harder, but massaging my tummy helped.

I was quite relaxed and felt good afterwards. I was a bit dizzy, but

lying on the floor for half an hour in two turns and standing up to go

to the toilet can have caused that.

a

Dear Faith,

Yes, you can do a coffee enema and any other enemas recommended when

you do not have a gall bladder.

Bee

>

> I was just reading about the coffee enema. Is it alright to do this

> when you don't have a gall bladder. Probably a dumb question, but I

had to ask it anyway.

[Guest guest]

>

> Well, sorry to be so graphic but, the coffee immediately comes back

out. I don't believe that is of any benefit. What do you think?

==>Deb, yes it does provide benefit, even if it comes right out again.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Bee, I've searched the archives and not found the answer to this one..

I did my third sesson of coffee enemas yesterday morning (they seemed

too stimilating for me in the evening, then I tried afternoon and now

morning.) Everything went fine with the water and then the first one,

then the second one never expelled. There has been lots of activity

in there and maybe less pain in my stomach, I also feel somewhat

agitated. It's been 24 hours now. I'm continueing the Vit C and

supllements as well as soft warm food in the diet. So is it pretty

normal to absorb the coffee liquid? I also notice a reaccuring

headache pain on the right side of my eye/temple area while doing them

that passes.

laura

[Guest guest]

>

> Bee, I've searched the archives and not found the answer to this one..

> I did my third sesson of coffee enemas yesterday morning (they seemed

> too stimilating for me in the evening, then I tried afternoon and now

> morning.) Everything went fine with the water and then the first

one, then the second one never expelled. There has been lots of

activity in there and maybe less pain in my stomach, I also feel

somewhat agitated. It's been 24 hours now. I'm continueing the Vit C

and supllements as well as soft warm food in the diet. So is it pretty

> normal to absorb the coffee liquid? I also notice a reaccuring

> headache pain on the right side of my eye/temple area while doing

them that passes.

==>, it isn't common for enemas to not expell, but I wouldn't be

concerned about it. The coffee does not go into your system like

drinking it does. Your agitation and headache pain are being caused by

the detoxifying effects of the enemas, not by the coffee itself.

==>This is from the coffee enema article: 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]

>

> then the second one never expelled.

Hi - I thought I might add, perhaps the coffee didn't flow in for that

second one. I

know when I started doing the enemas, that happened to me. It was difficult to

tell, and to

get the bag to work properly, etc. Sometimes I thought I was taking it in, only

to realize the

hose was bent, etc. It could be tricky. It will get easier eventually. I am

just starting to feel

comfortable and confident doing them after about 10 weeks (1 per week).

Jeanne

[Guest guest]

I have read that just one cup of coffee albeit, taken orally will kill 75% off

all of the body's probiotiocs so can it not kill them in lower intestine as

well?

Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...> wrote:

>

> Bee, I've searched the archives and not found the answer to this one..

> I did my third sesson of coffee enemas yesterday morning (they seemed

> too stimilating for me in the evening, then I tried afternoon and now

> morning.) Everything went fine with the water and then the first

one, then the second one never expelled. There has been lots of

activity in there and maybe less pain in my stomach, I also feel

somewhat agitated. It's been 24 hours now. I'm continueing the Vit C

and supllements as well as soft warm food in the diet. So is it pretty

> normal to absorb the coffee liquid? I also notice a reaccuring

> headache pain on the right side of my eye/temple area while doing

them that passes.

==>, it isn't common for enemas to not expell, but I wouldn't be

concerned about it. The coffee does not go into your system like

drinking it does. Your agitation and headache pain are being caused by

the detoxifying effects of the enemas, not by the coffee itself.

==>This is from the coffee enema article: 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

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[Guest guest]

>

> I have read that just one cup of coffee albeit, taken orally will

kill 75% off all of the body's probiotiocs so can it not kill them in

lower intestine as well?

==>Hi Bob. I don't believe that. If that were true all coffee

drinkers would have candida overgrowth, and coffee all by itself would

cause candida, but it doesn't.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Maddalena,

I'm sorry you're feeling so badly. Just to clarify, is the only issue

with the coffee you used that it was NOT organic?

I only ask because it might help Bee to answer you better.

Your symptoms do sound to me like a strong die-off reaction or toxin dump.

jackie

>

> Hi Bee,

>

> On the weekend I made the biggest mistake I could possibly make on

this diet. I did the coffee enema as per your file, what I didn't

realize at the time is that I used the wrong coffee. The lady at the

store didn't give me the coffee I asked for, I never noticed it.

Right after I finished the enema I started to have terrible pains on

the right side and towards the middle, plus a lot of GI

pain/discomfort which lasted for 5 hours.

>

> Since then I find myself down in the slump, very depressed, my

energy level is at its lowest, at present I feel lost and confused,

I'm having BM after each meal. I know that this is die-off and it

will pass. My question to you is do I have to go out and buy another

bag of organic coffee for my next enema or can I finish the one I have

and be more careful next time I go to the store to buy it? I truly

hate to waste money if I don't have to.

>

> God Bless,

> Maddalena

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jackie,

Thank you Jackie. Yes, my only issue is that I used non organic coffee. Can

I still use it till I finish it or better replace it?

Maddalena

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

>

> On the weekend I made the biggest mistake I could possibly make

on this diet. I did the coffee enema as per your file, what I didn't

realize at the time is that I used the wrong coffee. The lady at the

store didn't give me the coffee I asked for, I never noticed it.

Right after I finished the enema I started to have terrible pains on

the right side and towards the middle, plus a lot of GI

pain/discomfort which lasted for 5 hours.

>

> Since then I find myself down in the slump, very depressed, my

energy level is at its lowest, at present I feel lost and confused,

I'm having BM after each meal. I know that this is die-off and it

will pass. My question to you is do I have to go out and buy another

bag of organic coffee for my next enema or can I finish the one I

have and be more careful next time I go to the store to buy it? I

truly hate to waste money if I don't have to.

==>Maddalena, what kind of coffee did you buy?

Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Jackie,

>

> Thank you Jackie. Yes, my only issue is that I used non organic

coffee. Can I still use it till I finish it or better replace it?

==>Maddalena, you can use non-organic coffee but it is better to use

organic. When I did coffee enemas 20 years ago I used regular coffee,

not organic, and it worked out fine. The only instructions I had at

the time was to use caffeinated coffee.

So, yes, use up the coffee but you might dilute it with more water. It

may have been too strong.

Love, Bee

[Guest guest]

==>Maddalena, what kind of coffee did you buy?

Bee

When I showed it to my friend she said it's expresso coffee grind.

Maddalena

[Guest guest]

Hi Maddalena,

I just want to be clear, is the coffee you have Espresso Roast or

espresso grind? The reason I ask is that you can grind any kind of

coffee beans to an " espresso grind, " which is a very finely ground

texture used in an espresso machine. " Espresso Roast " coffee is a very

darkly roasted coffee bean that is then finely ground. In the long run

it might not make any difference to the enema but it would be helpful

to be clear about the kind of coffee you have.

jackie

>

> ==>Maddalena, what kind of coffee did you buy?

>

> Bee

>

> When I showed it to my friend she said it's expresso coffee grind.

>

> Maddalena

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Jackie,

Thanks for asking the kind of coffe I used for the enema.

I have the fine espresso grind, which my friend used to make herself an

espresso coffee with the espresso coffee maker.

Maddalena

[Guest guest]

>

> ==>Maddalena, what kind of coffee did you buy?

>

> Bee

>

> When I showed it to my friend she said it's expresso coffee grind.

==>Oh oh! Do not use expresso coffee - it is too strong. Can you give

the coffee to a friend?

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

Thanks Bee, since I used the wrong kind of coffee grind, do you think I've

damaged any inner organs? I hope not.

No wonder I was in a great deal of pain/discomfort, how long it will take for

these side effects to wear off? I've already given the espresso coffee grind to

my friend to take home.

Have a wonderful day. God Bless.

Maddalena

[Guest guest]

>

> Thanks Bee, since I used the wrong kind of coffee grind, do you

think I've damaged any inner organs? I hope not.

>

> No wonder I was in a great deal of pain/discomfort, how long it

will take for these side effects to wear off? I've already given the

espresso coffee grind to my friend to take home.

==>No, I do not believe you damaged anything. It was just very

overpowering for your body to deal with, creating more detoxifying

symptoms. It takes about 3 - 5 days for your body to re-adjust.

Ensure you are doing everything you can to help detoxification. See

the article " How to Detoxify Effectively " which is in the C) Candida

Symptoms, Help For " Folder.

>

> Have a wonderful day. God Bless.

==>Thanks Maddalena. You too.

Love, Bee

[Guest guest]

Before using the coffee give yourself a plain water enema

and expell it. This helps with the retention of the second

- coffee enema. Make sure the temperature is 36 o C or

97 o F

paul

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