The odd-sounding but health-promoting coffee enema, while new to most of us, is not a new concept at all
We’ve previously discussed coffee enemas, which were popularized by Dr. Max Gerson’s cancer-fighting diet regimen of the 1920’s. A method through which toxic bile is eliminated via the liver, coffee enemas have been tested endoscopically and found to produce near immediate results. Simply explained, coffee enemas disrupt the colon walls’ collecting of toxins, which in turn prevents the liver from absorbing the toxins. By activating a sluggish liver this way, the small intestine is alkalinized and digestion is enhanced, while the astringency of the large intestine is increased which helps to scour the colon. While there is some benefit to the colon in this way, the focus of the coffee enema is primarily on its detoxification of the liver (thereby supporting the body’s own built-in detoxifier – the liver). Modern medical literature describes this modality as appropriate and safe for use up to several times per day since no negative side effects have been reported.
Where did this type of treatment originate?
Enemas are an ancient form of hydrotherapy, utilized for colon detoxification for thousands of years. The adding of coffee is attributed to Gerson’s cancer-fighting protocol after the doctor found these types of enemas also stimulated increased enzymes (via the glutathione-S-transferase enzyme system) which fight free radicals, which minimize their effects and diminish the likelihood of the development of cancer, heart disease, and the aging process in general. Amazingly, this enzyme system has been measured at 600 percent higher activity rates than normal after a coffee enema has been implemented.
Although the main purpose of the coffee enema has been in treating and preventing various illnesses, it also provides a bevy of other benefits. Turns out this strange but remarkably helpful procedure also results in:
*increased cell energy production
*blood circulation improvement
*tissue health enhancement
*blood purification
*cellular regeneration
*heightened immunity
*faster repair of tissue damage
Experts insist that the flushing out of toxic bile can additionally help to:
*relieve nausea
*alleviate general nervous tension and
*diminish depression
But that’s not all!
Believe it or not, there are even more benefits to the coffee enema! Let’s check further:
* Pain relief
During the first World War, nurses began using water enemas to relieve soldiers’ pain when morphine wasn’t available. Later, German researchers discovered that coffee was more effective than water at providing the analgesic benefits, which can be greatly helpful at alleviating the die-off and other pain symptoms caused by detoxes and cleanses.
* Improved mental clarity, energy levels and mood
In ridding the body of the toxins and waste that clog vital systems, coffee enemas in turn boost energy and relieve resulting fatigue and illness. Many of those who have tried the treatment report a noteworthy “high” in mood, followed by increased mental clarity and improved moods.
* Elimination of parasites and candida
Since average lifestyles and diets expose us to massive levels of toxins and food chemicals, as well as other environmental poisons in the air, soil, and water, coffee enemas can counteract these effects by irrigating and flushing the resulting residues of parasites, candida, impacted fecal matter in the colon, and other such toxins.
* Decrease in stomach problems, bloating, poor digestion, and flatulence
When our livers are overburdened and functioning poorly, inadequate digestive abilities may result. Coffee enemas can help with this by forcing toxins out.
* Treat and prevent chronic illness
Maintaining a clean body is one key to longevity free of cancer and other chronic diseases. Dr. Gerson included and emphasized coffee enemas as an essential component of his cancer-curing regimen for that reason.
I know you’re probably thinking what I was thinking: Why haven’t I heard of this sooner?
Well, there’s a reason for that, according to some proponents. The historically popular practice of detoxifying and purifying the body including the key aspect of colon cleansing for thousands of years. Since the turn of the 20th century, however, the colonic machine took preference to these regimens, and were used in many doctors’ offices and hospitals for treatment of the ill. Later, a preference for drugs and surgery took over most such preventative measures once treasured, resulting in the enema-lacking directives given by most modern physicians today. Although current methods appear to provide instant relief from symptoms, they are being considered by some to be extreme and unnecessary by some, even causing elements of further harm in certain cases. Hence, a return to the old ways has begun, with treatments like coffee enemas at the front of the line!
*As with all my articles, please consult your physician before attempting this or any of the other activities or diets discussed at home.
