Re: Need Recipe for Glycerine/Ginger Suppositories -- Enema and Suppository

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Subject: Re: Need Recipe for Glycerine/Ginger Suppositories

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Sue (UK)

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Date Posted: 03:25:07 07/31/10 Sat
In reply to: meri 's message, "Need Recipe for Glycerine/Ginger Suppositories" on 19:51:44 08/11/09 Tue

What I do is add tiny piecess of well-ground ginger to the suppository mold before I add the glycerine/gelatin mix.

I based my technique on one described here
http://www.zity.biz/index.php?action=forum;topic=3185.0

> Hope someone here can help me. I am trying to
>find a good recipe for homemade glycerine/ginger
>suppositories. The old Humphries ginger suppositories
>are no longer availible. For those of you that don't
>remember them, they were about two inches long,
>three-quarters of an inch in diameter, and came
>wrapped in gold foil.
>
> It was an incredible experience to receive one of
>these, I am told. Within two or three minutes of
>insertion, the ginger caused a terrible burning
>sensation. The glycerine then caused you to feel an
>urgent need to evacuate, like a bad case of the
>"runs," but the burning of the ginger made it almost
>impossible to expel anything. This condition would
>last for half an hour or so, at which point you wouuld
>have a violent, uncontrolable BM.
>
> Surely someone out there has a recipe for
>producing a reasonable substitute for the late,
>lamented Humphries ginger suppositories. If so, could
>you please share it with the group?
>
>meri

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