Neutralizing the digestive system's acidity and restoring the intestinal flora are enormously important in strengthening the immune system. The digestive system is the only internal system in our body that is not designed to be sterile. Pathogens are always alive in the digestive tract, and their proliferation burdens the immune system with the burden of preventing their spread.
Each type of therapeutic enema has its unique benefits:
Over many years, I have tried several other therapeutic enemas: Grapefruit seed oil enema, cocoa enemas, oregano oil enemas, black walnut extract, fresh lemon juice, and English salt enema. (Can be added to coffee enema)
- Coffee enemas remove toxins from the liver, restore bile flow, and rehabilitate the small and large intestines.
- Baking soda enemas - neutralize the intestines' acidity, replenishing the intestinal flora and strengthening the immune system.
- Lemon juice enemas - rehabilitation of liver functions. It can neutralize the ammonia inside the liver. (Required mainly in situations of weak liver function)
- MMS - Master Mineral Solution enema. (Careful- it entails significant risks) Bleach-like material - for deep cleansing of the colon.
- Probiotics of live bacteria enemas are essential due to the loss of good bacteria that die during coffee enemas and thus need to be replenished. Gut flora has far-reaching consequences on our immune system, mood, weight, and nutrient absorbency. (Also available for drinking)
Probiotics of living bacteria enemas.
It can be combined with drinking the same live probiotic bacteria. If probiotics are taken orally, they must pass through the stomach's highly acidic environment, which might partially destroy the good bacteria.
What causes imbalances of gut flora?
- Processed and non-diverse foods with low dietary fiber content and high amounts of industrialized animal protein often create imbalanced gut flora.
The best timing and frequency for the probiotic enema is after the coffee and baking soda enema or liver and gallbladder flush.
- The desired frequency of probiotic live bacterial enemas depends on the symptoms. Excess gas in the digestive tract requires a higher frequency.
How do I know if my gut flora is balanced? There are two relatively uncomplicated ways:
- The pH in a urine test is a good indicator of a balanced intestinal flora. A pH of 6 and below indicates an imbalance in gut flora, while a pH of 6.5-7 indicates a balanced gut flora.
- The second way is to take live bacteria probiotics, preferably by drinking yogurt (unsweetened, preferably goat yogurt). If you have received a hefty dose of about 500 ccs and you have farting, your intestinal flora is probably imbalanced.
Preparation and carrying out.
- Probiotic enemas require one full bucket (1.5 liters) of purified clean water mixed and stirred with live bacteria probiotics powder at body temperature.
- It is advisable to inject the entire amount gradually; there may be a reaction of multiple outlets and gases. It is highly advisable to perform near the toilet for rapid emptying.
Common side-effects.
- Gastrointestinal gases are a natural response to probiotics. Many gases may indicate a gut flora imbalance. (Positive response to probiotic treatment.)
Enemas kit accessories I used for traveling.
Typical Enemas accessories.
All enemas should be performed with clean water (preferably purified or boiled) at a 37-40 Celsius body temperature (98.6- 104 Fahrenheit). Do not rely on your fingers—use a thermometer for liquids.
- Soft mattress and pillow + cheap towels or blankets for lying on comfortably.
- If you do not have hooks at the proper height, you need to buy a standing coat (or hat) rack. (I use one.)
- A liquid thermometer − is essential; you cannot rely on your fingers.
- Big glass jars. (Having two identical jars available will ease the preparation.)
- Bucket—The best buckets are made of stainless steel. They last for years and are not expensive. You can get one on Amazon for $40— $70.
- Silicon medical-grade tubing (1.8-2 meters) connects the bucket to the probe and the valve.
- Metal clamp to secure the silicone tube (and a screwdriver to tighten it)
- A fine mesh strainer. (For the coffee enema.)
- The silicone tubes sometimes have an inconvenient valve that is difficult for one person to handle. Therefore, I bought the European kit, which has much better valves and can be easily controlled by someone lying down and taking the enema.
- The lubricant is in a glass jar. (the best grease is coconut oil.)
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