Date:   6/21/2009 1:02:23 AM ( 15 y ago)
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Hmmm, well, we can see from various sites that *pressure* IN the hepatic portal artery can be so vast that it pushes out a hemorrhoid - and we know that we can have 'back pressure' that causes it to be difficult to retain the coffee solution during a coffee enema (and if the tubing is "in" and unclamped, the solution will 'backwash' into the enema bag/bucket) - but I have no idea if the liver actually produces "gas", or if that's just the actual pressure from the fluids/bile in the hepatic portal system.

I've had some strong/harsh releases of enema solution, [EDIT this used to say that I've never had gas when releasing a CE...that was WRONG]...there have been MANY times when I've had a vast amount of air-pressure when releasing a CE. Interestingly, it seem to be toward the last of the release process.

And I've noticed lately (I'm seriously overdue for a maintenance colon cleanse), that on expelling the fluid it can seem quite "pressurized" - but I'm pretty sure that's simply because of the "tubing" being narrowed & constricted).

That's me thoughts n' thinks on that :)

Unyquity
 

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