Re: Let's Talk About Coffee Enemas...

[Guest guest]

I played a CD a few days ago.

In it was a small part about coffee.

A man drank one cup of coffee and his frequency went way down.

It took three days for his frequency to come back up.

When a bodies frequency is lowered sickness and dieses can become a problem.

If you do take coffee for any reason you might want to do something to bring

your frequency back up sooner than three days.

Don Prohaska

[Guest guest]

Interesting question and I would lean more towards it being a detox tool. The

reason I'm thinking this is that they use coffee enemas at The Gerson Institute

for cancer therapy. I've never done one though. I would think that you would be

absorbing caffiene so not sure how you feel about a caffinated baby:)

Taiha Wagner

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> I have been reading a little bit about coffee enemas.

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> http://coffee-enemas.blogspot.com/

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> Has anybody ever done one?

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> It is for detoxification... would that affect anything with the fact that I am

nursing a baby?

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> Please... discuss.

>

[Guest guest]

Interesting question and I would lean more towards it being a detox tool. The

reason I'm thinking this is that they use coffee enemas at The Gerson Institute

for cancer therapy. I've never done one though. I would think that you would be

absorbing caffiene so not sure how you feel about a caffinated baby:)

Taiha Wagner

>

> I have been reading a little bit about coffee enemas.

>

> http://coffee-enemas.blogspot.com/

>

> Has anybody ever done one?

>

> It is for detoxification... would that affect anything with the fact that I am

nursing a baby?

>

> Please... discuss.

>

[Guest guest]

I've always heard that you should not detox while pregnant or nursing to

avoid getting excess toxins into the baby.

Kate B

[Guest guest]

I've always heard that you should not detox while pregnant or nursing to

avoid getting excess toxins into the baby.

Kate B

[Guest guest]

I'm in the same boat as you, Alison - with the same questions. I am curious to

hear about any personal experiences with coffee enemas. What you noticed,

results, thoughts, etc.

a

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> Please... discuss.

>

[Guest guest]

> I played a CD a few days ago.

> In it was a small part about coffee.

> A man drank one cup of coffee and his frequency went way down.

> It took three days for his frequency to come back up.

> When a bodies frequency is lowered sickness and dieses can become a

> problem.

> If you do take coffee for any reason you might want to do something to

> bring your frequency back up sooner than three days.

>

> Don Prohaska

>

Don,

I am new to this concept of " frequency " ... can you please explain more or

expand on what you mean here ??

TIA,

LA

[Guest guest]

I've heard the same thing about not detoxing while nursing or pregnant. This is

why a lot of people don't drink kombucha unless they were already drinking it

prior to pregnancy or nursing.

But what about sweating? I am detoxing a TON right now (I'm a nursing mother)

through yoga classes where I sweat so much that it feels like I took a shower in

my own sweat. Does this mean that my milk is getting full of toxins? I'm

honestly just curious.

www.livesimplybloomwildly.blogspot.com

[Guest guest]

i had a friend with cancer and he used coffee enemas. the only time i've ever

heard of it.

[Guest guest]

i am wondering if it isn't that the caffeine stimulates your colon so it's just

an enema but with even more stimulation?

[Guest guest]

i am wondering if it isn't that the caffeine stimulates your colon so it's just

an enema but with even more stimulation?

[Guest guest]

Hey Homeopaths, if coffee's off limits to drink while on a remedy, would it also

be off limits in the other end?

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Re: Let's Talk About Coffee Enemas...

i am wondering if it isn't that the caffeine stimulates your colon so it's just

an enema but with even more stimulation?

[Guest guest]

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> I am new to this concept of " frequency " ... can you please explain more or

> expand on what you mean here ??

I imagine Don is referring to one's energetic frequency, and not how often one

uses the toilet. " Oh a new euphemism for what laxatives do for us " was my first

thought, but then I remember reading elsewhere that coffee and certain other

substances are believed by some to bring one's energetic body (as one's aura, or

subtle body) down to a slower vibration, which isn't considered a good thing.

~Joe

[Guest guest]

From memory, the reason people use coffee is because coffee stimulates the

liver, which apparently is connected directly to the blood vessels in the lower

portion of the large intestine. The toxic by-products excreted in the blood

while the waste is in the large intestine go straight to the liver for cleansing

before that blood goes to the rest of the body. Really cool system if you think

about it. So, coffee supposedly cleans the liver in that way. Drinking

caffeine apparently has the same affect on your bowels just in reverse when you

drink it. So, take it for what it's worth, the stuff in your colon is going to

come out on it's own on a regular basis if you eat a healthy diet. If it's not,

fix your diet. If you want to clean your liver, I suggest gentler, less creepy

and certainly less invasive methods. (you can perforate your bowels if you do an

enema wrong) There's plenty of herbs and foods you can use to do liver cleanses.

and of course other cleanses, the list goes on.

[Guest guest]

Coffee enemas are a lifesaver for those of us (me included in this) whose bowels

are almost completely non functioning.

Even alternating between a raw diet and juice fasts doesn't do the trick for me.

You gotta do what you gotta do! And I don't think much caffeine is absorbed. I

do my enema right before bedtime and zonk right out.

Candace

" The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing

it. "

~Chinese Proverb~

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From memory, the reason people use coffee is because coffee stimulates the

liver, which apparently is connected directly to the blood vessels in the lower

portion of the large intestine. The toxic by-products excreted in the blood

while the waste is in the large intestine go straight to the liver for cleansing

before that blood goes to the rest of the body. Really cool system if you think

about it. So, coffee supposedly cleans the liver in that way. Drinking caffeine

apparently has the same affect on your bowels just in reverse when you drink it.

So, take it for what it's worth, the stuff in your colon is going to come out on

it's own on a regular basis if you eat a healthy diet. If it's not, fix your

diet. If you want to clean your liver, I suggest gentler, less creepy and

certainly less invasive methods. (you can perforate your bowels if you do an

enema wrong) There's plenty of herbs and foods you can use to do liver cleanses.

and of course other

cleanses, the list goes on.

[Guest guest]

Yes, detoxing during pregnancy is not recommended - when you detox those toxins

are going somewhere, - anywhere, really and possibly even being re-absorbed back

into your blood stream if you don't have a good way to release them. - it's best

to detox prior to conception.

in regards to the enemas and the liver - the Liver is the #1 way your body

detoxifies - it's like a big filter - but over time it can get clogged and full

and start to break down - the amazing thing about the liver tho is that it can

regenerate and heal itself given the right circumstances.

Gerson pointed to Liver failure as the number 1 cause of cancer. - according to

him All cancer is a result of some level of liver failure.

What the coffee enemas do is stimulate the liver to release those stored toxins.

- I don't know how or why but when the coffee is held up there for 15 minutes it

allows the blood to do a full circulation and ultimately stimulates bile

secretion and prompts the liver to start releasing what could be decades of

stored toxins - most of these toxins will end up being flushed down the toilet

but some can come out through sweat.

On the Gerson therapy a patient will do a coffee enema at least once a day to

every other day.

the other thing he discovered was the pain-relieving effect - detoxing can be

quite painful for some and the enemas help relieve this effect.

I have read his books and watched all the DVDs and also try to follow a lot of

the diet he recommended - I've also C.E.'s on a number of occasions.

-J

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> I've always heard that you should not detox while pregnant or nursing to

> avoid getting excess toxins into the baby.

>

> Kate B

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, detoxing during pregnancy is not recommended - when you detox those toxins

are going somewhere, - anywhere, really and possibly even being re-absorbed back

into your blood stream if you don't have a good way to release them. - it's best

to detox prior to conception.

in regards to the enemas and the liver - the Liver is the #1 way your body

detoxifies - it's like a big filter - but over time it can get clogged and full

and start to break down - the amazing thing about the liver tho is that it can

regenerate and heal itself given the right circumstances.

Gerson pointed to Liver failure as the number 1 cause of cancer. - according to

him All cancer is a result of some level of liver failure.

What the coffee enemas do is stimulate the liver to release those stored toxins.

- I don't know how or why but when the coffee is held up there for 15 minutes it

allows the blood to do a full circulation and ultimately stimulates bile

secretion and prompts the liver to start releasing what could be decades of

stored toxins - most of these toxins will end up being flushed down the toilet

but some can come out through sweat.

On the Gerson therapy a patient will do a coffee enema at least once a day to

every other day.

the other thing he discovered was the pain-relieving effect - detoxing can be

quite painful for some and the enemas help relieve this effect.

I have read his books and watched all the DVDs and also try to follow a lot of

the diet he recommended - I've also C.E.'s on a number of occasions.

-J

>

> I've always heard that you should not detox while pregnant or nursing to

> avoid getting excess toxins into the baby.

>

> Kate B

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

On the Gerson Therapy people do 5 coffee enemas a day.

Candace

" The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing

it. "

~Chinese Proverb~

Sent from my iPhone

Yes, detoxing during pregnancy is not recommended - when you detox those toxins

are going somewhere, - anywhere, really and possibly even being re-absorbed back

into your blood stream if you don't have a good way to release them. - it's best

to detox prior to conception.

in regards to the enemas and the liver - the Liver is the #1 way your body

detoxifies - it's like a big filter - but over time it can get clogged and full

and start to break down - the amazing thing about the liver tho is that it can

regenerate and heal itself given the right circumstances.

Gerson pointed to Liver failure as the number 1 cause of cancer. - according to

him All cancer is a result of some level of liver failure.

What the coffee enemas do is stimulate the liver to release those stored toxins.

- I don't know how or why but when the coffee is held up there for 15 minutes it

allows the blood to do a full circulation and ultimately stimulates bile

secretion and prompts the liver to start releasing what could be decades of

stored toxins - most of these toxins will end up being flushed down the toilet

but some can come out through sweat.

On the Gerson therapy a patient will do a coffee enema at least once a day to

every other day.

the other thing he discovered was the pain-relieving effect - detoxing can be

quite painful for some and the enemas help relieve this effect.

I have read his books and watched all the DVDs and also try to follow a lot of

the diet he recommended - I've also C.E.'s on a number of occasions.

-J

>

> I've always heard that you should not detox while pregnant or nursing to

> avoid getting excess toxins into the baby.

>

> Kate B

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