An Enema, the easy way to clean the colon and avoid suffering
All enemas are great, but our favorite must be the Coffee Enemas (Taking your Coffee the Right Way). One of the most rewarding techniques to remove toxins and assist with feeling better from detox symptoms is coffee enemas.
Coffee Enemas are extremely supportive for detoxing the liver by dilating blood vessels and increasing bile flow, releasing toxins into the bowel for passing. Coffee enemas also reduce free radicals in the body. It's great for pain in the liver, headache, aching joints, feeling continually fatigued and tired or lethargic, foggy brained, etc (detox symptoms).
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The History of Coffee Enemas
Coffee enemas evolved from World War I, when medical supplies were low and a nurse wanted to relieve the pain of soldiers in hospital. The nurse, having some experience in simple water enemas which were regularly used by medical staff in those days, used coffee left over from her doctor’s use (to keep them awake). Her thinking was, “if it’s good for the doctors, it is probably good for the patient”. She found that the coffee enema relieved the soldier’s pain, headache and lifted their overall feeling of wellbeing. Water enemas were generally ordered for each soldier following surgery anyway.
How Coffee Enemas Work
When coffee is taken through the rectum, caffeine from the coffee is taken up via the haemorrhoidal blood vessels, then through the portal vein, directly to the liver and proceeds to dilate (open up – expand) blood veins and capillaries rather than shrink them when ingested coffee through the mouth.
In doing so, the liver releases toxins into the blood and bile that may have been trapped in the liver’s filtering process. It also stimulates the flow of bile (which is the body’s alkaliser and cleaner). The bile carries the toxins via the Bile Duct and into the Duodenum, then into the small intestine for passing. The increase of bile in the small intestines dramatically increases the production of a major hormone called Glutathione S-Transferase (GST) by 700%. GST gobbles up free radicals, assisting to alkalise the body.
Remembering that the entire body’s blood is filtered through the liver every 3 minutes, the end result is that many toxins are shifted from storage in the liver for release through the bowel. This can leave you feeling instantly refreshed, energised and less grumpy.