2 question - caffeine and Epsom Salts

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I've just been reading (on a website about Gerson therapy)

(http://www.webserve.co.uk/gerson/therapy.html if anyone's interested) that

the effect of coffee enemas is " The caffeine in the coffee enemas is taken

to the liver which is stimulated to excrete the toxins it filters from the

blood. These toxins are passed to the bile duct which in turn empties into

the intestines and are expelled naturally. " I thought caffeine was a toxin

that would burden the liver - do I misunderstand the situation or does it

make a difference if it's an enema as opposed to drinking coffee?

And then they also say " castor oil travels from the mouth through the whole

of the gastro-intestinal (G.I.) tract (including the small intestine) and,

as the body tries to reject the castor oil, it also rejects the toxins which

exist in the G.I. tract. " Would this be true of Epsom Salts too?

I'd appreciate it if anyone can throw some light on these topics.

Annie

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