Liver cleansing

Date:   4/29/2008 5:56:47 AM ( 16 y ago)

Large volume Coffee Retention enema:

This enema is used to detoxify the liver and gallbladder. I have use this enema to replace the olive oil/grape fruit juice liver flush. I take two of these enemas every day for 3 days and also take a deep cleansing series enema beforehand.  I highly recommend that you do a deep cleansing soapsuds enema using a minimum 3 bags of 2 quarts of soapsuds,

The large volume coffee retention enema may causes a reaction to coffee, You may get a “buzz” or get “strung up” and nervous. Since this enema has sufficient volume to reach, besides the rectum and the sigmoid section, the transverse column, this allows for this coffee enema to somewhat produce the same reaction as if you drank several cups of coffee. If drinking coffee does not affect you then there is no need to worry.

Preparation of solution.
Boil for 15 minutes, 6 heaping tablespoons of organic coffee in 2 quarts of water. Let cool. Strain using a fine strainer. Add sufficient water to make 2 quarts. You can dissolve 1 to 3 teaspoons of Epsom salts in the coffee solution for a more complete liver cleanse.

Procedure
When cool, fill the enema bag. Lay on your right side. Try taking the whole 1 quart. If the urge to expel is strong then stop the flow, and without changing position take a deep breath and hold for a few seconds, expel your breath and repeat a few times. You can massage your abdomen counterclockwise to move the liquid away from the rectum area. The urge should subside and you can continue to inject more fluid. Repeat this process every time you have an urge to expel. In this manner you should be able to take the full 1 quart. You need to retain this enema for 15 minutes. Expel and rest.

Wait at least 15 minutes after your last bowel movement before taking your second enema. It is also advisable to take a cleansing enema after the coffee retention enema to clear out all the toxins released by the liver.


 

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