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Educational Enema How-To Videos (How to Cleanse Your Colon) EnemaBag.com offers one of the most comprehensive collections of enema instructional videos online. You’ll find detailed walkthroughs on how to take an enema at home, how to perform a coffee enema, and more. Our enema how-to videos cover everything you need to know to take effective, safe enemas at home. Watch our basic enema administration video to understand the process from start to finish. Once you’re ready, you’ll have the resources to expand your regimen into a more complete cleanse with our enema series video. We even cover essential oil suppositories, for more sustained absorption of healthy plant medicine. Learn from our educational enema videos and cleanse your way to optimal health! BUY ENEMA EQUIPMENT AT: DISCLAIMER: This website and any linked material are presented for informational purposes only and are not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or prescribing from a licensed healthcare professional. Nothing contained in or accessible from this website should be considered a medical diagnosis, claim of cure, legal warranty, or guarantee of results to be achieved. When you purchase any product from Optimal Health Network, Inc., we must presume that it is for personal use under the direct supervision of your medical doctor. Never disregard medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website or in any linked material. Consult with a licensed healthcare professi...

The available research on enemas and their health effects include a study published in the journal Colorectal Disease in 2012. In the study, researchers focused on 504 patients undergoing colonoscopy (a type of medical test typically used to screen for colon cancer). All patients took a bowel preparation solution on the morning of their procedure, and 26 of those patients also received an enema. In a report published in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews in 2013, however, researchers determined that enemas may not be beneficial to women during labor. A routine practice in delivery wards in many countries, enemas are thought to shorten labor and reduce leaking of fecal material (a potential source of infection to both mother and child). For the report, scientists analyzed four previously published studies involving a total of 1,917 women. Since these studies found that enemas failed to have a significant effect on factors like infection rate and labor duration, the authors concluded that routine use of enemas during labor should be discouraged. • Horiuchi A1, Nakayama Y, Kajiyama M, Kato N, Kamijima T, Ichise Y, Tanaka N. "Colonoscopic enema as rescue for inadequate bowel preparation before colonoscopy: a prospective, observational study." Colorectal Dis. 2012 Oct;14(10):e735-9. • Niv G1, Grinberg T, Dickman R, Wasserberg N, Niv Y. "Perforation and mortality after cleansing enema for acute constipation are not rare but are preventable." Int J Gen Med. 2013 Apr 26;6...

Simon Spichak finished his MSc at University College Cork, where he studied the interactions between the microbes in the gut and the brain. He became interested in science communication during his studies and won a national competition called FameLab in 2020. Since then, he has been covering stories in science and tech. • Sodium Phosphate: This is a solution consisting of salt and water that helps pull water into the large intestines. This softens the stool, making it easier to empty the bowels. Someone with occasional constipation might use an enema with this liquid. On packages in stores, the enema is often referred to as a saline enema. • Glycerin: Glycerin enemas are sometimes used as an alternative to saline. Glycerin makes the colon absorb water, stimulating muscle contractions in the colon so that you are urged to have a bowel movement. • Bisacodyl: Bisacodyl is a type of laxative (a drug that stimulates bowel movements) that might be in some enemas. • Minerals: A mineral solution can act as a lubricant in the lower gut, making it easier for stool to pass. • Barium: Barium is an element that, when released into your colon, can help in diagnosing certain conditions of the large intestines. The enema solution is used when you are having an X-ray of the colon and rectum to detect diseases like cancer and IBD. Barium helps make the images clearer. With colonoscopies becoming the standard diagnostic tool, though, barium enemas are not used as often anymore. • Medication:...

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What is Colon Hydrotherapy? Colon hydrotherapy is the gentle rinsing of the colon with warm water, to remove encrusted fecal matter, gas and mucus. This allows vital nutrients to be absorbed more easily and leaves you feeling rejuvenated and healthier. Colonics can also help re-tone & reshape the colon. Colon hydrotherapy involves the safe, gentle infusion of water into the colon via the rectum. No chemicals or drugs are involved and the entire therapy is both relaxing and effective. A healthy well-functioning bowel is essential for the maintenance of optimal health. This vital organ remains the most neglected in the human body. When the blood stream is overloaded with toxic waste, the body will function at a lower level. Can a colonic detox your body ? Because of the modern diets full of animal proteins, processed food, fat and sugar, and stress, with constant pressure and lack of exercise, the colon becomes the repository of accumulated waste and toxins which disable the body’s purification system. The toxic material ends up re-absorbing into our blood stream and gets deposited in our cells. As a result of this auto-intoxication we feel and act far below our potential and can become susceptible to disease. Does it hurt? For the vast majority of individuals who receive colonics, the procedure is free from pain. During the treatment, you may feel some slight cramping in the stomach and occasionally clients feel slightly nauseous, whenever toxic waste detaches from the inte...

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• Remove the cap from the tip of the enema nozzle. • Apply some petroleum jelly or lubricant to your anus to make insertion easier. • Lie on the floor on your left side. Bend your right knee and place the rolled-up towel under it. (If you're left-handed, reverse these instructions.) • With your dominant hand, gently insert the tip of the enema nozzle into your rectum. This may be uncomfortable but not painful. If there's pain, stop and call your healthcare provider. • After insertion, squeeze the enema container to push the liquid into the rectum. Squeeze from the bottom to the top and empty the container. • Slowly withdraw the nozzle. • Colonoscopy: A flexible scope is used to see inside your rectum and colon. It can show inflammation, bleeding, damage, and abnormal growths. Studies suggest results are better when an enema is used before other bowel preparations. • Sigmoidoscopy: Similar to a colonoscopy but only involves the rectum and lower part of the colon, called the sigmoid colon. It can show inflammation, irritation, and growths. • Certain surgeries: Surgeries on the bowel or other parts of the lower digestive system often require an enema beforehand. A baby or child may need an enema, especially ahead of a medical procedure. Use only a product your healthcare provider recommends, follow instructions exactly, and keep the child in the right position, either on their side or with their bottom up. Keep the solution warm, and avoid inserting the tip of the tube or ene...