Hi
I have just started Dr Schulze's 30 day detox programme today, I will be juice fasting throughoutout the 30 days, now I am doing the 5 day colon cleanse, I would like to know when I should do the enemas and how often. I am thinking of doing the enemas after I have done the 5 day bowel detox, 2 days before i start the 5 day liver detox.
Thanks
Gurps
Hi Czreader,
I normally take several enemas every day of a juice fast. This prevents me from getting constipated and getting gas.
Quit smoking. I did it after 50 years of smoking. You can do it. Just make up your mind to do it.
Propaul
ANA
I am new to this forum. I recently started using soapsuds enemas in connection with a series of colonics. To make a long story short I had discovered I was severely occluded with mucoid plaque. My transverse colon was almost solid with blockage.
I am clear now and want to stay that way. I expect to continue with periodic colonics. And during the intermittent times take a series of cleansing soapsuds enemas every week or two, if this is advisable. Maybe more often, if constipated.
I have tried both Castile soap (bar and liquid) and Ivory soap (bar soap only). I quickly discovered that I happen to prefer the Ivory soap. In warm filtered water I dissolve approx. one-fourth of a bar of Ivory to make an enema solution of 3 and a half quarts.
For me the Castile soap did not produce the same sudsing action of the milky Ivory soap solution. I also found the Castile to be more irritating. The Ivory soapsuds enema was much more soothing and I was able to take and hold all of the solution longer. This gives me a good working out, much superior to some of the other enema solutions I tried. Which is why I prefer and appreciate soapsuds enemas. Yes, after taking one or two of these in a series, as recommended by other posters on this site, I finish with a saline enema as a rinse.
Now I see, thanks to Ana, there is some research and a study seemingly discouraging use of soapsuds enemas.
Ana, I would like to have a little more info about this study you cite. I could not access the site since a password was required.
It is important to know what type or brand of soap was used in the enema solutions and what strength. Also how often were the study volunteers given these soapsuds enemas: daily, weekly, bi-weekly?
As a child I received soapsuds enemas from my parents until I was eleven. And, man, did I ever resist (it was war!) But they persevered until 1962. At that time our family doctor probably convinced them that enemas were old-fashioned. Oral laxatives would do just as well. Life experience has taught me that advice was terribly wrong.
Now that I have rediscovered soapsuds enemas I hesitate to abandon their use, although some other solutions can produce relief.
Someone on another site made the point that soapsuds enemas have resulted in the filling of millions of diapers, potty chairs, and toilets over the years. Can something so effective, experienced by so many of us, be that harmful?
Congratulations on your efforts, Ana, and good luck with your college studies. And thanks also for offering alternative formulas for use in enemas.
AMBLESS
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