Enema Bag Kit - (Four Quart / 3.8 litre size) - Larger Size

The 4 quart enema bag kits are suitable for those preferring bags or looking for more economical options for their enemas. Also preferred for their compactness and as a traveling option.

Comes complete with Enema Bag + Enema tubing (Hose) with an adjustable pinch clamp + straight- through nozzles (for enema and hose) + Hook for hanging bag + 1 Colon Tube (tip) + instruction book

An enema is a discreet and private method of self-administered colon cleansing.

Most importantly, it is extremely Easy to do and Home Enemas are extremely popular. Almost everyone who undergoes the experience has almost identical responses of "Wow! I feel great"

Why perform an Enema

Our modern lifestyle has given birth to an ever-increasing bouquet of health disorders where diagnosis is vague.

Physiological ailments such as lower backaches, indigestion, flatulence, acidity, chronic constipation, irritable bowel syndrome are widely rampant. So are psychological disorders such as depression, anxiety, irritability and other neuroses.

These - coupled with our prolonged unhealthy lifestyles - has given birth to systemic disorders such as obesity, faster Ageing, Cancers, Rheumatoid Arthritis and auto immune disorders such as Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Crohn?s Disease, etc.

These disorders have been linked to an insufficiently clean colon and a poor detoxification of the body.

Experiences show that Enemas benefit greatly in such cases and help in maintaining youthfulness.

The good part of our modern lifestyles is that Enemas are NOT a taboo any longer!

The "What & How" of an Enema

In this process, water (or the prescribed liquid) is inserted into the rectum through a colon tube or nozzle. The colon tube or nozzle is connected through a hose to an enema bag or tub which holds the liquid.

While lukewarm saline water is the most recommended, effective and safest for cleansing, certain additives may be prescribed for specific conditions as well as for therapeutic enemas.

Depending upon the quantity of liquid required, an enema may be classified as a low volume or high volume enema.

Low volume enemas may be sufficient for mild constipation. Certain therapeutic procedures such as coffee enema for liver detox are also low volume procedures which do not require deep filling of the colon, and work on only the lower part of the descending colon, sigmoid colon and the rectum.

A high volume enema, on the other hand, is meant for deeper cleanses and detoxification of the entire colon. It is used as part of cleansing programs or then to correct chronic imbalances created by an unhealthy lifestyle or other factors such as medications, personal disposition etc.

An effective fasting program should also be accompanied by enemas to assist in the detoxification of the body. A fasting program slows down the excretory system, preventing the pushing out of the feces easily. It is here that an enema can help greatly.

Enemas are best done in the morning soon after answering nature's call. A relatively clean colon helps realize the fullest benefits of an enema by allowing an unobstructed flow of the water into the colon. If necessary, it may be wise to have a mild laxative the night before to assist in a clean colon before the enema process is undertaken

Enema Dangers

Are enemas dangerous? All the reported dangers of enemas can be traced to indiscriminate or improper practice. There has been no citation for enemas being harmful, if done as recommended

Possible Dangers listed are injury to anus or rectum due to improper insertion of the nozzle. Common sense should dictate this aspect and the golden rule applies ? never push when in pain; an easily implemented practice

Another contraindication reported is for people with heart or kidney ailments, as enemas can cause an electrolytic imbalance. Once again, this only pertains to indiscriminate use or to special people who need specific medical advice before an enema.

Enemas greatly contributes to the strength of the digestive system.

Enemas improve the blood circulation not only to the large intestine but also to the organs of the whole digestive system.

Enemas improve the digestion of food and also improve the secretion of the digestive juices/ enzymes.

Who should avoid enemas?

Pregnant ladies: In pregnancy (especially up to 7 months), enema should be strictly avoided as it increases the risk of abortion substantially.

Persons suffering from an extreme condition of piles and rectum ulcers.

Persons suffering from conditions of intestinal obstructions.

Very weak people (after conditions of acute illnesses or otherwise)