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It puts a variable in the protocol that "could"
antidote DesBio.
It could depending on how strong the coffee is in
the coffee enema and what kind of coffee. I
would not be so worried about instant coffee for
example (there is not much volatile oil in that).
Espresso would be more of a worry. If it
is a weak solution it might be ok. If one
is a regular coffee drinker it is less likely to
antidote. It is a variable though and in order to
get a clear picture of what DesBio is doing it
would be good to not throw in a variable like
coffee.
If one does not want to take a chance maybe
dandelion root tea might be an option as that
has an affinity for the liver detoxing.
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RZR
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Thank you. I will definitely avoid the coffee enemas.
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Coffee enemas are fine no matter what you take. I do them all the time as they are one of the best ways to detox.
I take desbio products too. You don't want to take any herb or homeopathic and then immediately do a coffee enema as it will clean your liver right away, so just space it out and take it well before or after a coffee enema.
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