Home Enema Expertise & Equipment

Are you seeking reliable information on colon cleansing topics such as how to take an enema, how to clean your enema equipment, or the benefits of coffee enemas? Are you shopping for quality home enema equipment like enema bags, a complete enema kit, or an enema nozzle? Published by I-ACT-Certified Colon Hydrotherapist Kristina Amelong, EnemaBag.com covers everything you need to know about home enemas for wellness support. Here you are likely to find detailed and dependable answers to all your questions about enemas from a professional in her field, along with the right product recommendations to suit your unique needs.

Along with details on all types of enema equipment, including convenient enema bag kits, Kristina provides thorough guidelines on how to use colon cleansing to optimize your health. Her instructional articles are based on extensive research and over 20 years of clinical experience. Topics include how to take enemas safely, recommended enema solutions, how to perform a coffee enema, and what ingredients to use for an enema implant.

Coffee Enemas

This website also offers information on a unique coffee enema protocol. Guidelines include how to find and use made-for-enema coffee, as well as educational material on preparing the enema coffee, recommended equipment, a procedure to optimize its benefits, and a nutritional practice to support the body while taking it…

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Colon Cleanse Alternative to Enemas

When taken under the guidelines laid out on this website, enemas are safe and effective. However, situations occur where a colon cleanse using an enema is not the best answer…

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Enema Equipment Buying Guide

Within these pages you will also find an enema equipment buying guide that helps you understand the benefits of different enema bags, nozzles, tubing, and clamps to find ones that most suit your individual needs. For instance, if your goal is a complete colon cleanse with a home enema series, you will find that the innovative Flowmaster Cleansing System enema bag kits offer a large-capacity bag, a fluid pump delivery system, and a retention nozzle. Buy enema supplies from our sister site OptimalHealthNetwork.com. We offer an extensive selection of professional-quality colon-cleansing products that match your unique needs and requirements!…

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How To Clean Enema Equipment

The best and simplest way to clean your enema equipment is to run hot, soapy water through both the bag or bucket and tubing. Use a small brush to thoroughly clean your nozzle, also with hot, soapy water. Add a few drops of our Grapefruit Seed Extract (GSE) to the soapy water, which acts as a non-toxic sterilizing agent. Our Enema Equipment Cleaning Kit includes both soap and GSE…

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What Is a Probiotic?

Probiotics are living microorganisms — healthy bacteria — that provide beneficial health effects to the host by replenishing natural gastrointestinal flora.

Having a healthy level of diverse probiotics in your gut means a healthier gut microbiome, which is important for the strength of your immune system, the functioning of your digestive system, and the overall health of your body.

According to research published in 2013, probiotics also help to improve cholesterol levels and treat numerous diseases such as Crohn’s, ulcerative colitis, and IBS.

Probiotic supplements are generally taken orally, but recently more and more people are becoming interested in introducing probiotics directly into the colon via implants (retention enemas) or suppositories…

Two Basic Strains:
Lactobacillus versus Bifidobacterium

There are two main strains of probiotics: bifidobacterium and lactobacillus. Some probiotic supplements are primarily one strain or the other, while others combine multiple strains.

Lactobacillus is one of the more common strains because it is more viable in gastric conditions than bifidobacterium due to its greater resistance to gastric acid. Up to 60% of probiotic bacteria can be killed by your stomach acid prior to reaching your intestine, which is one reason many people choose to use probiotic enemas…

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