Howdy! (great questions!!)

1. When doing back-2-back CE, do you do the 2nd one immediately after you evacuate all the solution of the 1st one? Or, do you wait at least 15min even if you have completely evacuated the 1st batch?  I do it as soon as I've expelled the solution from the first (anywhere from 7-15 minutes)  I know of no reason to wait to do #2 once #1 solution is expelled.  When using the stethescope, many times I 'retain longer' or 'less longer' depending upon how active my liver is being...and if it's being really active, I get that #2 in there as fast as I can! (Everbody! If you don't have one yet, GET ONE YESTERDAY!)  Here's the one we've used for years:

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2. What happen if you didn't do a thorough pre-rinse and there were some fecal matter mixed with the CE? Would it greatly reduce the effectiveness of the CE?  Of course, if one is full of fecal matter, it reduces the efficacy of the CE. But there is NO efficacy at all, if one doesn't do a CE :(  I haven't done a pre-rinse for YEARS.  I know when I'm going to have a bm (15-30 after eating anything), and I time my CE's after my bms.  Pre-rinse or not, I've never not expelled some fecal matter in the first enema of a back-to-back.  And I know when my CEs are having the desired effect on my liver (here it comes again :)...because I have a stethescope and I listen!  There are MANY times I insert the solution and the 'sounds' are not like they should be...generally changing leg positions, rolling slightly, pulling up one's knees, etc...will move the position to more contact with the portal vein.  There are times if I wouldn't have been using the stethescope, I wouldn't have known to adjust my position...and I would have done an hours worth of CE's and gotten only 10% of the benefit I could have.  There's always going to be times a bit of fecal matter interferes with the absorbtion of the solution - you'll know when that is when you use a stethescope :)

3. Can you retain a CE for too long? Basically, as soon as the liver released the bile gunk, it's time to evacuate? Is it counter-productive to retain it beyond that point, potentially re-circulating the bile gunk? We should retain the CE for 15-20 minutes...OR until the liver is "all done CE".  How do you know when the liver is "all done CE"?  Hmmm, let me think, there MUST be a way to know this.  Oh yes, I bet we could tell with a....STETHESCOPE! 

You do not have to worry about the bile-gunk recirculating with a CE - that is likely one of THE biggest benefits!  http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1353890#i

As a medication, the coffee enema is in a class by itself. While other agents classed as choleretics do increase bile flow from the liver, they do little to enhance detoxifying enzyme systems, and they do not ensure the passage of bile from the intestines out the rectum. Bile is normally reabsorbed up to 9 or 10 times before working its way out the intestines in feces. The enzyme enhancing ability of the coffee enema is unique among choleretics. Because it does not allow reabsorption of toxic bile by the liver across the gut wall, it is an entirely effective means of detoxifying the blood stream through existing enzyme systems in the liver and small bowel. Because clinical practice has shown coffee enemas to be well tolerated by patients when used as frequently as every four hours, the coffee enema may be classed as the only non-reabsorbed, effective, repeatable choleretic in the medical literature.

HOW COOL IS THAT!?!?!   way cool :)

You've been doing GREAT Tierra! 

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