Guest guest Posted November 17, 2007 Report Share Posted November 17, 2007 I have been thinking of trying this for years but have been confused by the various things I have read. I have some questions, Delores. Why does she recommend Folgers which uses pesticides over an organic coffee? Also, you do your enemas more frequently than I have ever heard of. How long have you been doing twice a week, what kind of good things have you seen since doing them, and were/are you very toxic because you do them so frequently? Also, what do you do to restore the flora? How long does the enema process take from start to finish? (seems complicated from what I have read but it could be just me Thank you. Cheri Re: Coffee Enema I am a big believer in the coffee enema. I first read about it in Dr Sherry ' books. She says that the gut contains half of our immune and detox systems and that even if you are allergic to coffee you can do the coffee enema. She IS allergic to coffee and she uses the coffee enema because the phytonutrients in the coffee go directly from the colon veins to the liver through the enterohepatic circulation where they stimulate synthesis of glutathione and result in releasing detoxifying bile. She says it supercharges your detox system. She recommends Folgers fully caffeinated regular coffee. I have been using the coffee enemas at least a couple times a week and the far infrared sauna at least one morning a week for a couple of years. I always take my " detox cocktail " with those. My detox cocktail consists of R lipoic acid (200mg), acetyl l carnitine 500mg, NAC 500mg (which your body uses to make glutathione), Co Q10 (100mg), and at least 2000mg Vitamin C. These amino acids are best utilized on an empty stomach. It really makes me feel BETTER! Remember, the coffee enema is not a cleansing enema but a detox enema (it only goes into your sigmoid colon). Delores . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 17, 2007 Report Share Posted November 17, 2007 Dr Sherry is in environmental medicine (Syracuse NY). She is very knowledgeable about toxins we acquire from just living, eating and breathing. I read in one of her books that Folgers coffee is one of the least contaminated/toxic coffees. Of course, organic would probably be the best. I follow several of her precepts because they have the ring of truth to me. Our world is so toxic. She says you can safely use the coffee enema almost every day. (I think she actually says every day but I don't use it that often). After following her suggestions (one of which was to purchase a far infrared sauna) I had the toxic metals test done by Metametric Lab near Atlanta. My levels of every toxic metal was almost nonexistent. My only elevated levels were selenium and magnesium which I was taking. She also says a lot of toxins are stored in our body fat which sweating in the far infrared sauna assists with ridding us of. When you sweat, some toxins are excreted in sweat while some end up back in the bloodstream and subsequently the liver. The detox cocktail supposedly helps to assist the liver with getting rid of these. If I'm feeling well and busy, I take breaks of a few weeks occasionally. You only use 2 cups which only reaches the sigmond colon. I take Jarrow probiotics every day. You asked how long does it take? I bring 4 cups of water and 2 tablespoons of regular coffee to a boil. Simmer approx 2 minutes. Let stand covered overnight. Next morning, warm to comfortable temp and use 2 cups, hold 10 minutes. Then repeat. I try to take the detox cocktail before the coffee enema. I believe it has headed off colds and just plain not feeling well. It probably takes about 45 minutes to use the coffee enema. I was really paranoid about trying it the first time but was pleasantly surprised how easy it was and how much better I felt. Re: Coffee Enema > > > I am a big believer in the coffee enema. I first read about it in Dr > Sherry > ' books. She says that the gut contains half of our immune and detox > systems and that even if you are allergic to coffee you can do the coffee > enema. She IS allergic to coffee and she uses the coffee enema because the > phytonutrients in the coffee go directly from the colon veins to the liver > through the enterohepatic circulation where they stimulate synthesis of > glutathione and result in releasing detoxifying bile. She says it > supercharges your detox system. She recommends Folgers fully caffeinated > regular coffee. I have been using the coffee enemas at least a couple > times > a week and the far infrared sauna at least one morning a week for a couple > of years. I always take my " detox cocktail " with those. My detox > cocktail consists of R lipoic acid (200mg), acetyl l carnitine 500mg, NAC > 500mg (which your body uses to make glutathione), Co Q10 (100mg), and at > least 2000mg Vitamin C. These amino acids are best utilized on an empty > stomach. It really makes me feel BETTER! Remember, the coffee enema is not > a cleansing enema but a detox enema (it only goes into your sigmoid > colon). > > Delores > > . > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 17, 2007 Report Share Posted November 17, 2007 > My detox cocktail consists of R lipoic acid (200mg), acetyl l carnitine 500mg Delores, are you hypothyroid and having trouble optimizing? Because both lipoic acid and acetyl l carnitine have anti-thyroid effects. <http://autoimmunedisease.suite101.com/article.cfm/l_carnitine_for_grave s__disease> Barb Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 17, 2007 Report Share Posted November 17, 2007 Thank you! Great information. I think I will try it eventually. Yes, infrared saunas are supposed to be really good for mercury detox. I noticed just being in any heat where I sweat a lot I feel better afterward and also after taking a shower because we can detox through the skin. The enema thing scares me a little...not sure I would know what I am doing. I have been to websites that show the bag and how you have to raise it and all that... I will get there eventually. I know a lot of people swear by them, I have just been a little skittish. Thanks again. Cheri Re: Coffee Enema You asked how long does it take? I bring 4 cups of water and 2 tablespoons of regular coffee to a boil. Simmer approx 2 minutes. Let stand covered overnight. Next morning, warm to comfortable temp and use 2 cups, hold 10 minutes. Then repeat. I try to take the detox cocktail before the coffee enema. I believe it has headed off colds and just plain not feeling well. It probably takes about 45 minutes to use the coffee enema. I was really paranoid about trying it the first time but was pleasantly surprised how easy it was and how much better I felt. . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 17, 2007 Report Share Posted November 17, 2007 Thank you! Great information. I think I will try it eventually. Yes, infrared saunas are supposed to be really good for mercury detox. I noticed just being in any heat where I sweat a lot I feel better afterward and also after taking a shower because we can detox through the skin. The enema thing scares me a little...not sure I would know what I am doing. I have been to websites that show the bag and how you have to raise it and all that... I will get there eventually. I know a lot of people swear by them, I have just been a little skittish. Thanks again. Cheri Re: Coffee Enema You asked how long does it take? I bring 4 cups of water and 2 tablespoons of regular coffee to a boil. Simmer approx 2 minutes. Let stand covered overnight. Next morning, warm to comfortable temp and use 2 cups, hold 10 minutes. Then repeat. I try to take the detox cocktail before the coffee enema. I believe it has headed off colds and just plain not feeling well. It probably takes about 45 minutes to use the coffee enema. I was really paranoid about trying it the first time but was pleasantly surprised how easy it was and how much better I felt. . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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