Human Probiotic Method

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HUMAN PROBIOTIC METHOD

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About 1/3 – 1/2 c. poo

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c. distilled or Reverse Osmosis water

 a blender, a 4 cup Pyrex measuring cup, a fine mesh strainer, a soup

spoon, and an enema bag.

 

It is

advisable to use poo from a doner who has not had vaccines, was breast fed, and

is at least a year old so that the immune system has had time to develop.  Or a

healthy adult, possibly a spouse or

mate.  The poo needs to be used within 8

hours of collection.  I used it ASAP as I

wanted the most alive bacteria possible.

In a 4 cup Pyrex measuring cup (I

like glass over plastic and you’ll understand as you read on, how much easier

this process is with a 4 cup spouted container), heat about 3 cups of water for

1 minute in the microwave or until lukewarm to the touch, pour it into an enema

bag, and give yourself an enema with it to evacuate your large intestine. 

Depending on your circumstances, you may need

to do this more than once.  When you are

comfortable that your bowel is clear, heat 3 cups of water for about 1 minute

or until lukewarm.  Put the poo in the

blender, add 2 cups of the water, cover, and blend on low for 1 minute.  Look

at the consistency.  What you want is a liquid that is thin enough

to go through the enema hose end without plugging it.  You will probably need

to add ½ - 1 cup more

water, cover, and blend again.  When

satisfied with the consistency, blend on high for another minute.

Pour any remaining water out of the

measuring cup and place the strainer on top.  The next step is easiest when

your strainer is a size that fits inside

the measuring cup rim.  Pour your poo

mixture into the strainer a cup or so at a time and move the ladle part of the

spoon back and forth along the strainer screen.  The liquid will drip through

and any solids that would clog up the enema

hose, will stay in the strainer.  Once

your poo mixture is strained, pour the poo liquid from your measuring cup into

the enema bag, and screw on the hose.

At this time, I empty the solids in

the strainer into the toilet and flush them away.  And I put the tools I’ve

just used in a

utility sink or bucket to be washed later with hot soapy water, rinsed, and

left on a towel to dry.

I then open the enema hose clasp

while the end is near the sink drain and let it run until the air is out and

the liquid inside just begins to appear.  We don’t want to fill our gut with

air.  I empty the contents of the enema bag into my bowel and lay on my right

side for around an hour.  I keep as much

in me as possible for as long as possible and still be comfortable.  Something

that surprised me was how much my

body seemed to want this healthy human probiotic.  I found that after 45

minutes or so, I could

go back to doing my normal routine and the human probiotic just stayed

inside.  My body seemed to crave it. 

I provided my doner Gracie’s Mom with

a tightly covered plastic container.  She

called me whenever they had a “package†for me and let me know it was out on

the porch in a bag or that they were headed into town and could I meet them in

a particular parking lot in 10 minutes, or whatever worked.   Since my doner

Gracie, is 4 and not yet real

regular, I didn’t get a package every day.  And some days were just not

convenient.  No problem.  I felt that getting

Gracie’s love every 2 or 3 days leaving time in between for the probiotics to

make themselves at home and even multiply before I did another pre-enema enema

to clean out my bowel, was a good thing.    From my reading, a dozen or so

infusions is normal.  Some people need

fewer.

Once again, I am not suggesting that anyone do

what I have done.  Only sharing with you

what I did.