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Subject: Re: Tap water enemas Author: Switchablesusie [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 17:02:27 08/09/09 Sun In reply to: Jenny 's message, "Tap water enemas" on 18:08:23 08/08/09 Sat If you can drink the water, you can use it for enemas. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Re: Tap water enemas Author: Jenny [Edit] Date Posted: 17:13:14 08/09/09 Sun Okay thank you :) just wondering why other sites seem really paranoid about using the tap for enemas. Saying the chlorine levels in tap water kill off the good bacteria in the colon. Another concern is if it's okay doing it on a daily basis? From the same sites I've read people say it's not good to do everyday,I just can't see what the real harm is. But thanks for the responses.

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Tap water enemas Author: joe [Edit] Date Posted: 17:46:38 08/09/09 Sun Hi Jenny - It is ok to do enemas as much as you want- I do them regularly, but You have to have a good healthy diet too. The enema experience to me is l`ike I keep the bad things out of the colon and not get blocked up down there. Enemas with regular water are ok - I agree- but if you like your colom clean- I think it is ok to use tap water and a 2 quart enema with some lite soap. Just lay on your left side and hold it in. You will feel better.

[> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Tap water enemas Author: To Joe [Edit] Date Posted: 23:17:14 08/09/09 Sun The membership committee has determined that the above author,"Joe" does not have both oars in the water. The committee also states that Joe is not the sharpest knife in the rack. Pity.

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Tap water enemas Author: joe [Edit] Date Posted: 19:41:09 08/09/09 Sun I undestand, but I can talk about giving enemas. Just enjoy an enema in prvate. I would like to talk to you later- if you want.

[> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Tap water enemas Author: joe [Edit] Date Posted: 21:12:28 08/09/09 Sun I am interested in your concern about enemas as I take them into me. Send me more later.

[> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Tap water enemas Author: joe [Edit] Date Posted: 21:26:14 08/09/09 Sun I am here for you- I like your interest about enemas and your welfare, my dear. Tap water enemas....

[> [> [> Subject: Tap water enemas are OK ! Author: samantha [Edit] Date Posted: 09:18:53 08/10/09 Mon Jenny, Your concerns over enemas with tap water are reasonable. But, feel free to continue using the tap water, since it's much more desireable than the other alternative, which is probably 'distilled water,' in your situation. Distilled water has a very low pH, in most instances, and can raise your acidity, which itself, is harmful. There is also no danger from using daily enemas, or even morning and evening enemas on the same day, because at worst, you'll end up passing more urine. Write me directly if you want more direct information from an enema-female. Thanks

[> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Tap water enemas are OK ! Author: Jenny to Samantha [Edit] Date Posted: 18:17:01 08/10/09 Mon Hello :) Thanks for the best answer......I think I'll go on and still use the tap water.I just wonder why on other sites people seem really paranoid and picky about using the tap water. I figured if you can drink it,then it is safe to use for enemas. Thank you for relieving my concern. -Jen

[> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Tap water enemas are OK ! Author: Switchablesusie [Edit] Date Posted: 00:11:43 08/11/09 Tue Samantha, Distilled water DOES NOT have a low pH. It is exactly neutral, at pH7.

[> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Tap water enemas are OK ! Author: Avagodro [Edit] Date Posted: 19:28:22 09/09/09 Wed Distilled water, having no electrolytes will pass through the colon wall, into the body. It may cause electrolyte imbalance and water intoxication. Stay away from distilled water and alcohol, in any form.

[> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Tap water enemas are OK ! Author: Switchablesusie [Edit] Date Posted: 22:10:14 09/10/09 Thu In analytical chemistry, tap water and distilled water are clearly not the same, but as far as enemas are concerned, distilled water and tap water can be considered to be equivalent. For those who needlessly worry about water intoxication from enemas, the addition of 9 grams of table salt per quart or liter will give a physiological saline solution.

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Tap water enemas Author: Samantha [Edit] Date Posted: 10:47:58 08/10/09 Mon Ok Jenny, I think I have the answer you are looking for: You,re going to die within a matter of days. It`s too late to reverse the damage you`ve already done to your body. Are you satisfied with this answer?