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chaps
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I want to start doing coffee enemas.

Let me rephrase that: I think I should do coffee enemas, they will probably be beneficial. I don't think anyone really WANTS to do them.

Anyway, can I go to the grocery store and just buy any brand of organic coffee, or is there a special kind/brand that is recommended?

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There is coffee made specifically for coffee enemas and available on the internet.

I just used regular, caffeinated, organic coffee.

Start out with very weak coffee. A small percentage of people have a bad reaction to them. Maybe use one tbsp for a quart the first time, then work up to 4 tbsp per quart.

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I just used regular organic caffenated coffee but like six said above you can buy special coffee online.

It's very important to use "regular" (not decaf) and that it's organic. Coffee is a very "dirty" product and you don't want to add pesticides to your body.

Have fun! Actually it's a good way to feel better in a short period of time

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Thanks Six. Yeah, I don't want to go on the internet and buy some exotic designer coffee that's supposed to be made expressly for this purpose unless it's absolutely necessary to do so. I mean, look where it's goin' for cryin' out loud!

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The brand of coffee I use is called
Kicking Horse
Kick A**

as it seems the most appopriate [Smile]

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Once you see how much better you feel from them, you won't feel so reluctant to do one.
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Thanks Rumi, I need encouragement like that because I'm not looking forward to this.

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If you start off using weaker coffee do you also use them less often or can you jump right in and do them everyday?
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If you have a bad reaction, you will know that day.

I started them out of desperation. They helped tons and I did them about every day with my LLMD's knowledge and support.

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IMO they really are one of the most inexpensive, effective detox methods.

Amazing how quick it works

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This might be a stupid question but ...

Do you absorb much of the caffeine from a coffee enema?

Would this replace my morning coffee?

HA! I can't keep a straight face typing this, but i really am curious.

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