Re: Colonics Help

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Hi ,

That happened to me several times, especially after liver flush. It sounds like

you have released some stones from your gallblader; shoulder pain, acompanied by

right rib cage is a sign of that. The best way to prove that is to drink 1

teaspoon epson salt in a 10 oz water, if the pain subsides, then more cleansing

is called for.

Sardar

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[Guest guest]

Sardar's suggestion is a good one. However, instead of going back for more

colonics you might try some very gentle warm enemas, starting with a baking

soda/salt enema but go easy, especially at first and take the enemas very

slowly, relaxed on a bed if possible.

Depending on the colon therapist's technique, some of these therapists fill the

beginner's colon quite high and then that plus the 'massaging' can also make a

person feel sore. It was unclear from your post how much experience you've had

in all of this.

Edie

Date: Mon, 27 Dec 2004 18:44:38 -0500 (EST)

From: snowbar401 <asardar84@...>

Subject: Re: Colonics Help

Hi ,

That happened to me several times, especially after liver flush. It

sounds like you have released some stones from your gallblader; shoulder

pain, acompanied by right rib cage is a sign of that. The best way to

prove that is to drink 1 teaspoon epson salt in a 10 oz water, if the

pain subsides, then more cleansing is called for.

Sardar

Date: Thu, 23 Dec 2004 02:58:55 -0000

From: " palmspringslady12345 "

Subject: Colonics Help

Please help with my question. I had a professional colonics

treatment last Friday. I felt fine. Shortly after, I started

having pain on my right side under my ribs, by my liver. Also, I

have pain across my stomach above my belly button where it was

massaged during the colonic. My stomach now feels hard. Could

anyone suggest what might have happened? What can I do to correct

it? It's pretty uncomfortable. Thanks

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[Guest guest]

Some times I don't explain things clearly. I agree with you colonic is

expensive, time consuming, and it is not that different from enemas. I have

done many coffee, salt, taheboo tea, etc enemas, 21 liver flushes so far-that

require expelling the toxins out of body, and kidney cleansings as well. When I

get nausea or brain fog, a quick enema reliefs it, but alas temporarly- the

toxins has to be removed from the body.

sardar

Edie Webber <ediewebber@...> wrote:

Sardar's suggestion is a good one. However, instead of going back for more

colonics you might try some very gentle warm enemas, starting with a baking

soda/salt enema but go easy, especially at first and take the enemas very

slowly, relaxed on a bed if possible.

Depending on the colon therapist's technique, some of these therapists fill the

beginner's colon quite high and then that plus the 'massaging' can also make a

person feel sore. It was unclear from your post how much experience you've had

in all of this.

Edie

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[Guest guest]

Colonics Help

Please help with my question. I had a professional colonics

treatment last Friday. I felt fine. Shortly after, I started

having pain on my right side under my ribs, by my liver. Also, I

have pain across my stomach above my belly button where it was

massaged during the colonic. My stomach now feels hard. Could

anyone suggest what might have happened? What can I do to correct

it? It's pretty uncomfortable. Thanks

Replies;

From Sardar to the following post from Eddie;

Some times I don't explain things clearly. I agree with you colonic is

expensive, time consuming, and it is not that different from enemas. I have

done many coffee, salt, taheboo tea, etc enemas, 21 liver flushes so far-that

require expelling the toxins out of body, and kidney cleansings as well. When I

get nausea or brain fog, a quick enema reliefs it, but alas temporarly- the

toxins has to be removed from the body.

From Edie Webber <ediewebber@...> wrote:

Sardar's suggestion is a good one. However, instead of going back for more

colonics you might try some very gentle warm enemas, starting with a baking

soda/salt enema but go easy, especially at first and take the enemas very

slowly, relaxed on a bed if possible.

Depending on the colon therapist's technique, some of these therapists fill the

beginner's colon quite high and then that plus the 'massaging' can also make a

person feel sore. It was unclear from your post how much experience you've had

in all of this.

From Me, Dale;

I would like to note here, again, that a colon cleansing is for the prime

purpose of helping the liver eliminate toxins from the body. This is

accomplished in a number of ways. The first is by eating foods that the body can

use for this purpose and then if there has been a past habit of a poor intake of

proper nutrition, there is then enemas or colonics, which includes colemas.

A colon cleansing such as is accomplished by one of these modalities will

stimulate the liver to help it " Dump " old blood and toxins with that dump. A

dump can be noticed when there is the diarrhea like sensation that will occur

once the dumping starts to take place. It can be noted in the view screen as a

darkend movement or it may be an illuminated flush having varied colors of

greenish yellow. The prelude is something like the same sensation one gets when

sick and has to get relief very quickly. The reason being, this is a toxin

removing effect most notable with having the flu.

The result of your colonic can certainly be called successful in one sense and

disappointing in another. It certainly let you know that there is a need for

certain caution, and a consideration of helping the liver and gallbladder. There

is a need to get them back to the condition at which they work at an optimal

level. Bowel cleansing is just one of the means by which to get them to that

level.

I use colonics as a means of doing a really quick and easy liver flush. I do

this by consuming around three to four ounces of Extra Virgin Olive Oil around 3

to 4 hours before a colonic. Usually I will be able to start noting stones

towards the end of the session as the ones that are floating on the top of the

water going through the view tube or as my colonist calls it; " BM TV " . I may

also have a few show in a movement the next morning.

To achieve the same results from an enema, is very difficult and time consuming,

but can have its own rewards. It takes a lot of fills and dumps to get the water

to where you start to feel it on the right side, and really start to get a

stronger dumping sensation, that gurgle feeling.. However, a person can

certainly tell by doing an enema if they had or still have a need for a

bowelcleansing. This is done by noting whether there is a severely putrid odor

observed once the matter is relieved from the right side. Usually you will not

be able to smell this when getting a colonic but it may be notable with a colema

and most certainly is noticed when doing an enema that reaches to the right

side.

It would appear that you need to consider the interplay of bowelcleansing with

the need for doing a liver and gallbladder cleanse. The liver, pancreas,

gallbladder and the colon are organs of which are very synergetic with each

other. When working with any one of these there is also the need to consider

what you are doing to, or for, the others. The heart is also in the mix but is

really more of a recipient of the good done for these other organs.

Dale