i do have one question
not about materials safty but volume safty...
how much water whould be safe to use in a enema?
i have a enema kit but hasent dared filling it more then half way up (about 1½ liter i guess)
What materials are and aren't safe inside the anus?
Re: What materials are and aren't safe inside the anus?
Sorry, no experience here from my side. All I know is, you need a lot of clean water if you want to damage yourself alone by that. You need less if you plan to get hurt filled with water.1azzu1 wrote:how much water whould be safe to use in a enema?
i have a enema kit but hasent dared filling it more then half way up (about 1½ liter i guess)
Unless its only water (and not alcohol in example), 3 liter (your full enema if I unsterstand you correctly) sounds reasonable safe for me. In the worst case, your body sucks it all up, so imagine you drink these 3 liter water. Maybe this helps: http://www.enemainfo.com/faq.html
Think these 40-80 litre are not for keeping them insideUsually, one or two litres of water are used to do that and it will of course not work as deep as a colonic which uses 40-80 litre in one session.
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Re: What materials are and aren't safe inside the anus?
Supposedly the normal adult bowel holds about six liters, although this is a total capacity, and I doubt that you would actually get that much in, and I'm sure you would do some damage and undoubtedly be in severe pain if you did.
I have heard of people taking a gallon at a time, but I would also consider that excessive, and it sure wasn't, and won't be me!
The experts say:
To eliminate the chance of stretching the bowel, most physicians strictly limit the amount of water used to 2.5 liters. I recommend a maximum of 1.5 liters administered slowly to lessen cramping. Less is more in this case! Often a amount of 500ml is sufficient.
I have heard of people taking a gallon at a time, but I would also consider that excessive, and it sure wasn't, and won't be me!
The experts say:
To eliminate the chance of stretching the bowel, most physicians strictly limit the amount of water used to 2.5 liters. I recommend a maximum of 1.5 liters administered slowly to lessen cramping. Less is more in this case! Often a amount of 500ml is sufficient.
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Re: What materials are and aren't safe inside the anus?
well guess ill just do keep useing about 1½ liter then