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Date Posted: 14:27:54 06/20/25 Fri
Author: Bonnie'sKid
Subject: Re: Which would be more effective
In reply to: LisaK 's message, "Which would be more effective" on 05:28:27 06/18/25 Wed

>Which would be better(more effective) for a 2-qt warm
>water enema, Glaubers Salt(Sodium Sulfate) or Epsom
>Salt (magnesium sulfate)
>
>Anyone had experience with either type of enema?

I've had an enema/colonic where Epsom Salt was added to the solution. It triggered a very quick expulsion and cleansing effect. I was glad that subsequent rinses toned down the effects to avoid future quick toileting needs.

I've read that Glauber Salts can trigger similar laxative effects, especially when taken orally. I also saw an article that said they are used in Equine treatments as a laxative and for colic.

Both are potentially problematic in enema use if the solution isn't carefully concocted in safe portions. They can definitely affect electrolytes.

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Re: Which would be more effective -- LisaK, 10:22:39 06/21/25 Sat
- Re: Which would be more effective -- Bonnie'sKid, 16:34:57 06/22/25 Sun