What is enemas? Can you explain what this does, when is it put in and how. I have never heard of this!?

Answer 1

Word "Enema" usually refers to a liquid that is forced (by low pressure) into the rectum, through anus, in order to induce bowel movement, or to wash/cleanse colon, or to re-populate colon with good bacteria, or to treat colon disease and colon related illness! Enema is an ancient remedy for all kinds of ailments, and especially for people suffering from serious injuries, constipation, poisoning, acute headache, flu, meningitis, parasites, measles, common cold, food poisoning.

If you take an enema on the Colema Board, it is then called "Colema". If you go to a professional Colonics Therapist, it is called "Colonics". In every case, it is a liquid inside your colon.

Some people think that Enema can only reach descending Colon. That is wrong. If you take enough water, and if you try to keep it as long as possible while massaging your abdomen, also while laying on the floor and rolling on the floor, enema water will reach every part of your colon. It may not happened when you take it the first time, but practice will help.

it makes you use the bathroom #2

Answer 2

An enema is fluid that they put up your anus to make you have a poop. Some hospitals practice it before you give birth so that you don't have a bowel movement during labour. You have the right to refuse this. I don't think that too many people have a bowel movement while pushing their baby out

Answer 3

an enema is when liquid, usually soapy water is poured by tube into the large intestine to clean it out usually for surgical proceedures. they used to do i t routinely for births, but don't bother any more, because it made some women ill, and accomplished very little

Answer 4

are you some kind of stupid or what?