Occasional Enema's

"TonishaWallace" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Since I was little, I have been in the habit of giving
myself a warm water enema, when constipation is coming on.
I simply lay down on a bench with a towel and place the
nozzle of a hanging bag enema, each dose is about 12

ounces

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of warm water. I let it sit in me for a very short while,
then I get up

and sit

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on the stool. Soon, my impacted fecal matter begins to
flow out.

Particularly around the Holidays (big meals) I notice that
friends and relatives suffer particularly from
constipation. They bloat up, strain at

the

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stool, take stringent laxatives, complain of hemmorhoids
flaring up, etc.

I

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never mention that I easily remedy myself with a simple
warm water enema.

But

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it always seems so strange to me that most everyone does
not make use of

this

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simple remedy.

I guess my question is: am I doing something wrong or that
dangerous or harmful?

Yes. You may already be dependent on enemas. The enemas can
rupture your colon. And cause electrolyte disturbances.

Make sure you get plenty of liquids going into the right end
of your digestive tract and plenty of fiber.

JEff

On 08 May 2004 05:35:25 GMT, [email hidden]

(TonishaWallace) said:

I guess my question is: am I doing something wrong or that
dangerous or harmful?

I don't think so. Your description reads like that of a very
sensible regimen. Enemas have fallen from favor in general,
but a still a valid alternative to laxitives. So long as one
exercises there is little danger of perforation or
dependence.

Andy Katz
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Is it ok to stick a tube down one's throat, inject a load of
water into the stomach and then throw up? Seems to deal with
the excessive holiday pigging session AND stops all those
horrid fats and sugars getting into the bloodstream.

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On 08 May 2004 05:35:25 GMT, [email hidden]

(TonishaWallace) said:

I guess my question is: am I doing something wrong or
that dangerous or harmful?

I don't think so. Your description reads like that of a
very sensible regimen. Enemas have fallen from favor in
general, but a still a valid alternative to laxitives. So
long as one exercises there is little danger of
perforation or dependence.

Andy Katz
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Being lied to so billionaires can wage war for profits
while indebting taxpayers for generations to come, now
that's just a tad bit bigger than not admitting you
like the big moist-moist lips of chunky trollops on
your pecker.

Paghat, the Rat Girl

david said:

Is it ok to stick a tube down one's throat, inject a load
of water into the stomach and then throw up? Seems to deal
with the excessive holiday pigging session AND stops all
those horrid fats and sugars getting into the bloodstream.

Probably not.

And if an analogy is intended it doesn't hold. Vomiting
isn't what esophagus was designed to do, while evacuation is
the primary function of the lower bowel. I didn't read
anything that suggested excess food intake, or dependence on
artificial means to achieve regularity.

Some people experience occasional constipation, and an enema
done the way the original poster describes is not a bad way
to treat it. Of course when done with excessive frequency or
with lack of care they can be dangerous ... what can't?

Andy Katz

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Is it ok to stick a tube down one's throat, inject a load
of water into the stomach and then throw up? Seems to deal
with the excessive holiday pigging session AND stops all
those horrid fats and sugars getting into the bloodstream.

Stomach acid in the mouth?

Perhaps a better analogy would be with gargling.
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I can't see that the ph of vomit, 10 mins after a 2000 kcal
meal is going to be much different to that of the meal. Take
into account the 2 pints of water drunk to help the chucking
process. Is it really so bad for the oesophagus and the
mouth? It's more practical than an enema too.

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david <[email hidden]> wrote or quoted:

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Is it ok to stick a tube down one's throat, inject a
load of water into

the

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stomach and then throw up? Seems to deal with the
excessive holiday

pigging

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session AND stops all those horrid fats and sugars
getting into the bloodstream.

Stomach acid in the mouth?

Perhaps a better analogy would be with gargling.
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david said:

I can't see that the ph of vomit, 10 mins after a 2000
kcal meal is going to be much different to that of the
meal. Take into account the 2 pints of water drunk to help
the chucking process. Is it really so bad for the
oesophagus and the mouth? It's more practical than an
enema too.

Allowing the GI tract to operate normally, without
enemas or vomiting, is probably the most prudent and
wise course of all.

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