Enema--JoAnn

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Hi JoAnn,

 

I too am interested in learning about enemas. I haven't seen any books on it

at Borders or Barnes and Nobles. Please advise me as to where I can find out

more. I heard about the coffee enema years ago while living in New York.

There was actually a special report on a doctor there who prescribed it to

cancer patients with much success.

 

Thanks!

 

Sheila

 

 

 

 

 

 

> " JoAnn Guest " <angelprincessjo

>Gettingwell

>Gettingwell

> Re: Enema

>Sun, 17 Nov 2002 22:15:40 -0000

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>Gettingwell, " eve " <Richgirl@p...> wrote:

> > Hello I help me to make a home made enema Thanks..I am tring this

>to

> > aid with my weight lost. I am not loosing the weight and I am not

> > eating very much

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>Eve,

>I am sending on some information from the Balches regarding

>detoxification with various enemas...

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> " JoAnn Guest " <angelprincessjo

> Sun Nov 17, 2002 5:11 pm

> The Coffee retention enema

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>Over time, toxic wastes can accumulate in the colon and liver, and

>then circulate throughout the body via the bloodstream. A clean and

>healthy colon and liver, then, are essential for the health of the

>organs and tissues of the body.

>There are two types of enemas--the retention enema and the cleansing

>enema. The primary action of the retention enema, which is held in

>the body for about fifteen minutes, is to help rid the liver of

>impurities. the cleansing enema, which is retained for only a few

>minutes, is used to flush out the colon.

>When using any enema, keepin mind that they should never be used if

>there is rectal bleeding. In such a case, contact a physician

>immediately.

>If you experience tension of spasms in the bowel while using a enema,

>try using warmer water --99 degrees is a good temp. to help relax the

>bowel. If the bowel is weak or flaccid, try using colder water --75

>to 80 degreees to help strengthen it.

>After using any enema, be sure to wash and sterilize the tip of the

>enema bag.

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>The Coffee retention enema

>When used as a retention enema-- coffee does not go through the

>digestive system and does not affect the body as a coffee beverage

>does. Instead, the coffee solution stimulates both the liver and

>gallbladder to release toxins, which are then flushed from the body.

>A coffee retention enema is quite helpful during a serious illness,

>after hospitalization, and after exposure to toxic chemicals. This

>enema can also be used during fasts to relieve the headaches

>sometimes caused by a fast-induced release of toxins.

>To make the coffee enema solution, place 2 quarts of distilled water

>in a pan, and add 6 heaping tablespoons of ground coffee (do not use

>instant or decaf). Boil the mixture for fifteen minutes, cool to a

>comfortable temp. and strain. Use only 1 pint of the strained coffee

>at a time, and refrigerate the remainder in a closed jar.

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>Use vitamin E oil or aloe vera to lubricate the tip of the enema bag.

>The liquid will both ease insertion and have a healing effect on the

>anus and the lining of the colon.

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>The

>body views the coffee enema as a poison, forcing the liver to

>quickly dump excess waste build up from the body.

>However,the coffee enema is not a poison, simply another means to

>help detoxify the system.

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>Taken from the book,

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>Prescription for Nutritional Healing,

>By James A. Balch M.D.

> & Phyllis A. Balch C.N.C.

>

>JoAnn Guest

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