
Remember when taking enemas always use filtered or bottled water!
Never inject anything into your colon hotter than 115º
Fahrenheit.
| There seem to be as many recipes, ways {protocols} to use
coffee in an enema as there are leaves on a tree. I do know
(through my own experiences)
that coffee enemas work. You will need to experiment to see which protocol works best for
you. Coffee stimulates the liver to make more bile. Bile from the
gallbladder removes environmental and metabolic toxins, as well as other very irritating
toxins & parasite-like organisms. The colon is the avenue responsible for
removing these toxins. In addition, the coffee enema stimulates the liver to produce
enzymes that clean the blood. {all the blood in our body passes through the liver
approximately every three minutes} It is best to use whole beans and not pre ground coffee so you get the
freshest coffee possible. A properly done coffee enema greatly facilitates the release of toxins
the main organ of detoxification, to produce more bile. Bile is a bodily fluid that has a
role in fat digestion and into which many toxins, both internally and externally
generated, are dissolved for removal from the body out through the gall bladder,
small
intestine, and then colon. |
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When using coffee enemas you want to make sure that you have a clean colon to ensure that the bile being eliminated by the gallbladder that is dumped into the small intestine moves through the colon as fast as possible to be eliminated. A good cleansing enema series will help with this. |
Though not a common practice today,
coffee enemas do have a long history of use. Recorded medical use of coffee enemas dates
back to World war 1, their beneficial effects on the liver were claimed by scientists in
the 1920s; they appeared in all major nursing textbooks through the 1950s & 60s; and
were listed in the |
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Most people mix water with their brewed coffee to weaken
the mixture. |
| Coffee Enema Directions: 1 to 16 oz. of brewed coffee 1qt. of warm filtered water normal coffee enema. 2 qts. of warm filtered water {if you are going to take a large volume coffee enema} Coffee & Water Temperature 105º to 107º Fahrenheit at timne of enema. Directions for taking or giving an Enema: You can repeat this protocol , as needed. |
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Here are links to two coffees that are made especially for
enema use {and they are not bad to drink either} |
| Benefits of High Volume Coffee Enemas w/ Large
Diameter Nozzles Physiological Effects: {A} Reduce bowel-transit time to 12 to 18 hours {B} Retention time to the point of opening-up the pathway to neutralize various chemical exo-toxins, and endo-toxins that were created by their presence, in the liver's de-tox system. This increased to the point of sharpening of vision, under low-light conditions, during the retention-time. {C} Large-diameter nozzle, dilating the anus, to one inch, or more, creates a relaxation of All bodily sphincters, including the capillary sphincters, that retain trapped toxins, when in spasm. When the nozzle is retained for at least one-half hour, the body relaxes into para-sympathetic response, insuring that the large-volume enema of two or more quarts, can easily be, accomplished. Which creates a "relaxation-response", which, if just the nozzle, is inserted, at bed-time and retained through the sleep-time, it increases the quality of sleep, this strategem, gives more REM sleep, than without, the dilating nozzle. Life Energizing Effects: {A} Filling of the entire colon, at the same time, reflexes All of body, as if, getting a full-body Polarity treatment, empowering the entire body. {B} The completely filled colon, strengthening the immune-system. {C} The filling of the transverse colon, and retained, induces a stimulation and opening of the diaphragm and the attached peri-cardium, creating a subtle energy connection between the Heart Chakra and the Crown Chakra. |
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This information is strictly educational and is not, in any way, meant to prescribe or to constitute medical advice. The information provided is designed to be used in conjunction with the guidance of a healthcare professional. The author assumes no responsibility for any presumed health effects associated with using this information.