Coffee enema

[Guest guest]

Sheetal:

Just one other thing, make sure your coffee is organic.

All of Leonard's suggestions are perfect. What he described is the procedure I

follow, 1 pint held for 10 minutes then the next pint for 10 minutes. Just put

in one pint, mark the bag and then put the other pint in, then you have the

guide on the bag to show where the first pint ends and the second starts (hope

that is not too confusing). I use a french press to make the coffee and use

only reverse osmosis water. The coffee should be warm, not hot and not cold. I

have to make sure I do the night time coffee enema before 7:00pm as it will

disturb my sleep.

Do you have enema bags and nozzles? It took me some time to figure out how high

to place the bag as well. Sometimes it comes through too fast which means you

may need to keep the bag lower to the floor or if too slow raise it higher so it

flows faster. My enema bag does have a switch on it to help with the flow as

well.

Good luck,

Lois

From: sheetallgupta

Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2011

My father who has advanced pancreatic cancer goes through detox every few

days on the Budwig protocol when he gets symptoms like diarrhea, hemorrhoids,

increased abdominal/back pain. We are planning on doing coffee enemas to help

him detox in those days. I had a few questions about it -

1. Can enemas be given if the physical strength of the person is low?

2. I read frequently that enemas cause loss of electrolytes and must be replaced

by increased juicing. Is this true and which vegetable juices must be increased?

3. Any other things to keep in mind while doing coffee enemas?

Thanks much,

Sheetal

[Guest guest]

Thank you very much Joe, Lois and Leonard for your answers in helping my father.

There is another symptom which I forgot to mention in my original question. He

occasionally has hemorrhoids along with diarrhea. I am not 100% sure if enemas

would be okay in this situation.

If they aren't what alternatives do we have for dealing with pain?

Thanks,

Sheetal

>

> Sheetal:

>

> Just one other thing, make sure your coffee is organic.

>

> All of Leonard's suggestions are perfect. What he described is the procedure

I follow, 1 pint held for 10 minutes then the next pint for 10 minutes. Just

put in one pint, mark the bag and then put the other pint in, then you have the

guide on the bag to show where the first pint ends and the second starts (hope

that is not too confusing). I use a french press to make the coffee and use

only reverse osmosis water. The coffee should be warm, not hot and not cold. I

have to make sure I do the night time coffee enema before 7:00pm as it will

disturb my sleep.

>

> Do you have enema bags and nozzles? It took me some time to figure out how

high to place the bag as well. Sometimes it comes through too fast which means

you may need to keep the bag lower to the floor or if too slow raise it higher

so it flows faster. My enema bag does have a switch on it to help with the flow

as well.

>

> Good luck,

> Lois

>

>

> From: sheetallgupta

> Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2011

>

> My father who has advanced pancreatic cancer goes through detox every

few days on the Budwig protocol when he gets symptoms like diarrhea,

hemorrhoids, increased abdominal/back pain. We are planning on doing coffee

enemas to help him detox in those days. I had a few questions about it -

>

> 1. Can enemas be given if the physical strength of the person is low?

>

> 2. I read frequently that enemas cause loss of electrolytes and must be

replaced by increased juicing. Is this true and which vegetable juices must be

increased?

>

> 3. Any other things to keep in mind while doing coffee enemas?

>

> Thanks much,

> Sheetal

>

[Guest guest]

I read the article about coffee enema. My question is the TH 2 stimulant.

From: laurvick@...

Date: Sat, 23 Apr 2011 03:50:14 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: coffee enema

>

> > Hi everyone,

> > I am new here, read everything I could on the website and all the files.

Great info.

*** Welcome!

> > My doctor recommended that I do coffee enemas. The problem I am having is, I

have hashimoto's which is an autoimmune disease. I am Th2 dominant and coffee

stimulates Th2. I am afraid that I will get hyper and very sick from the coffee

enema. I could counteract it with echinacea, but don't really know what to do.

> > My adrenals are fatigued, so I don't know if the coffee would be good for

the adrenals.

*** - have you checked out Bee's article concerning this?

<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 a 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. "

You could also skim back thru the archives (using, perhaps, " coffee enema " in

the search engine) to see what Bee has said recently about it. Bee should be

back online in the morning and could answer your question better than I.

To your health!

, began 03/09/10

[Guest guest]

>

> does anyone of you have an idea what I could or should do?

+++Dear ,

Please have patience when waiting for a reply to your messages. I usually reply

to all messages 7 days a week within 24 hours that my moderators cannot handle

and leave for me. However my dear Mother is 89 years old and had a bad episode

Friday and is still in the hospital.

Yesterday I had to stop replying to messages since I was getting calls from my

family, etc.

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> I read the article about coffee enema. My question is the TH 2 stimulant.

>

+++Hi ,

I do not know what TH 2 stimulant is, so please explain it.

Thanks, Bee

[Guest guest]

> > Hi everyone,

> > I am new here, read everything I could on the website and all the files.

Great info.

> > My doctor recommended that I do coffee enemas. The problem I am having is, I

have hashimoto's which is an autoimmune disease. I am Th2 dominant and coffee

stimulates Th2. I am afraid that I will get hyper and very sick from the coffee

enema. I could counteract it with echinacea, but don't really know what to do.

> > My adrenals are fatigued, so I don't know if the coffee would be good for

the adrenals.

> > I would appreciate any advice,

+++Hi ,

There is no such thing as autoimmune diseases since your body is not that stupid

to attack itself. However the medical industry claims a lot of things that are

totally false in order to make more money, so they write information about the

body that suits their purposes.

It is very common for unhealthy people to have low thyroid because of how the

body operates when it is unhealthy.

As wrote, coffee enemas do not stimulate the thyroid at all, not like

drinking it does, since it goes through a different route in the body so read

the article carefully so you understand.

Any reactions you get are because they help your body detoxify itself and

detoxification creates reactions because that is how the body works.

The reason you have low thyroid is because your adrenals are fatigued. First

the adrenals become fatigued and then the thyroid senses it so it automatically

lowers production of thyroid hormones that the adrenals cannot handle in order

to protect the adrenals.

This program helps all organ throughout the body, including the adrenals and

thyroid, so that's why many members of this group report their adrenals and

thyroid normalized - search these Success Stories for thyroid, adrenals and

hashimoto:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/success/index.php

Are you taking medications or hormones for your adrenals or thyroid? If you

are, I need to advise you on how to lower doses so that when they normalize on

this program you aren't on them any longer.

All the best, Bee