Here’s Exactly How to Do a Coffee Enema This Week

How to Do a Coffee Enema
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Dodee Schmitt

Dodee is a Certified Holistic Health Practitioner, certified in Dr. Klinghardt's Autonomic Response Testing, and is an educator of the Living Biofield as an integral part of health, with nearly two decades of experience in detox strategies, holistic healing, and long-standing chronic illness. Dodhisattva.com, est. 2009

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I have been doing coffee enemas for years and they remain one of the most powerful tools in my personal detox protocol. I know the subject raises eyebrows at first.

But once you understand what they actually do for the liver and why practitioners like Max Gerson made them central to his therapy, the logic becomes hard to argue with.

This guide walks you through everything I know from years of personal practice, including the exact recipe I use, the coffee I trust, and the steps that make the whole process comfortable and effective.

In this article, we will explain exactly how to do a coffee enema, what is a coffee enema, the benefits of a coffee enema, and what coffee is best to use.

If you are looking for coffee enemas near you like at a natural health clinic you might check those that offer colonics.

But I am going to help you prepare a coffee enema so you can easily make a coffee enema at home.

 Saving you time and money and you also learn a powerful natural health remedy.

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What is a Coffee Enema

Some people are searching  for “what is coffee enema.”

A coffee enema is where you take a prepared high quality coffee solution with purified water into the rectum.

It is a simple yet powerful way to detoxify your body, especially your liver.

This will cause you to have several bowel movements so that the toxins exit the body.

It gives your liver some assistance in opening up the bile ducts in order to eliminate toxins and is a very important part of some natural cancer treatments and alternative medicine approaches.

Max Gerson helped bring popularity to coffee enemas when he created the Gerson Therapy.

His therapy focused on eliminating toxins in our bodies through coffee enemas, supplements and a nutrient dense plant based organic diet.

Why Coffee Enemas?

Coffee enemas are a potent detox tool that can help us in these modern times.

We are bombarded with environmental toxins today. You can see in this research work by the EWG the amount of cancer causing toxins in Americans today.

In order to detox the liver we have many alternative medicine tools today.

A coffee enema is one such way to effectively clean it out.

If you have a liver issue a coffee enema may improve your sluggish or toxic liver.

The caffeine in coffee help to stimulate the bile flow and open the bile ducts so toxins can more easily exit your body.

Bile flow is important for healthy digestion and absorption of nutrients in your food especially fat soluble nutrients. 

This in turn helps lessen inflammation in the brain as our brain is 60% fat.

The increase in bile it causes can help break down toxins and eliminate them from your body.

The anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory properties of coffee help to lessen symptoms of disease.

The other important aspect of a coffee enema is its ability to help the body produce more glutathione.

It is the palmitic acid in coffee that once it reaches the portal vein triggers the body to start making more glutathione.

Glutathione plays a key role in the body as a powerful antioxidant quenching free radicals. 

What’s more is glutathione is major detoxification agent for the liver as well. 

It essentially binds with the toxins and moves them out of the body.

Benefits of a Coffee Enema

  1. Clearer skin because when the liver is clean it shows up as radiant skin.
  2. Naturally eliminate some parasites like rope worms due to the PH changing of the colon.
  3. Relieves acute constipation which can help so you do not reabsorb toxic waste. 
  4. Helps acidify the colon making it harder for yeast and parasites to thrive.
  5. Alleviate pain associated with some cancers.
  6. Increase mental clarity.
  7. Lessen Brain inflammation
  8. Improves Digestion
  9. Better Mood
  10. Improve Detox Channels
  11. Clean out Heavy Metals
Remember that a coffee enema is a alternative treatment tool and should be used in combination with a whole lifestyle approach to achieve results.
 
You may also like to read case studies on self administered coffee enemas from Pubmed here.
7 Things You Need to Know About How To Make Coffee For Enemas
  1. Perform the enema in the morning. Later in the afternoon could keep you awake at night if sensitive.
  2. Be sure to take an electrolyte supplement or prepare fresh organic green juices to restore electrolytes.
  3. Be sure to use the very best coffee designed for these enemas and the purest water.
  4. Start small if you are sensitive by using a 1/4 of teaspoon of coffee. Work up to 3 rounded TBS. as recommended by Gerson Institute.
  5. Make sure the coffee is body temp – not too hot as it could burn you.
  6.  They are a tool not a fix all. Focus on an overall lifestyle for max health.
  7. Do your best to evacuate your bowels before a coffee enema so you can hold the solution for the full 12-15 minutes.

How to Do a Coffee Enema & Coffee Enema Instructions

Coffee enema protocol guide

Supplies, dosage progression, step-by-step instructions, and a holding timer

Supplies
Dosage progression
Step-by-step
Holding timer

Enema bucket or bag

With hose, clamp, and tip included.

Hook

To hang the bucket higher than where you are lying down.

Organic light roast coffee

Therapy grade, made specifically for enema use.

Purified water

One quart per session.

Old towels and a pillow

For the floor and for comfort while lying down.

Organic oil for the tip

Jojoba or castor oil work well.

Beginner
1/4 tsp per quart
Building up
Increase gradually
Full therapeutic dose
3 rounded tbsp per quart
Start conservatively and work your way up over several sessions. There is no need to rush to the full dose right away, your comfort and tolerance should guide the pace.
1

Brew the solution

Simmer your coffee and purified water on low for 12 to 15 minutes, then strain out all grounds.

2

Cool to body temperature

Use an ice cube or the refrigerator to bring it down quickly if needed.

3

Hang the bucket

Hook it higher than where you will be lying down, clamp closed, then fill with the solution.

4

Release air from the tube

Let a small amount of liquid run out before inserting, then reclamp.

5

Get comfortable

Lie on your right side on old towels, with a lubricated tip ready to insert about an inch into the rectum.

6

Let the solution in

Unclamp and allow in as much as is comfortable, starting with a smaller amount if this is new for you.

7

Hold and release

Hold for up to 15 minutes, then remove the tip and clamp shut when you feel ready to evacuate.

15:00

Ready to begin

Each dot fills as you complete a 3 minute cycle. Four full cycles is 15 minutes, the maximum holding time. Stop earlier whenever your body tells you to.

 

Coffee Enema Kit

If you are looking for a good coffee enema kit you may be interested in this one below.

See how this one above has a  bulb for travel, a bucket for at home and several different tips in the coffee enema kit? 

I also love that it comes with the hook I mentioned. Click here to buy it from Amazon.

This gives you options for comfort when doing coffee enemas for liver cleansing.
 

I like the bucket for home use and the bulb for travel use.

In my coffee enema book above, you’ll find the do’s and don’ts, the history of enemas, a pretty cool drawing of my setup for performing a coffee enema, and a few bonus recipes to support your detox strategy.
 

This post gave you a guide on how to do a coffee enema and how to make coffee for enema needs. 

We went over the best enema coffee, a coffee enema recipe, the coffee enema kit and even 7 things you need to know about a coffee enema.

 
Let me know if you have any questions in the comments below. I will do my best to help!

FAQ How To Do A Coffee Enema

What is a coffee enema?

A coffee enema involves introducing a prepared coffee and purified water solution into the rectum to support liver detoxification.

The caffeine absorbed through the colon wall stimulates bile flow and is thought to support the liver’s natural detoxification pathways.

It has been used in integrative and alternative medicine contexts for decades, most notably in Gerson Therapy.

For most healthy adults coffee enemas can be a useful occasional detox tool when done correctly and with quality ingredients. However they are not appropriate for everyone.

Those with inflammatory bowel conditions, heart conditions, or who are pregnant should not use them.

Always consult your healthcare practitioner before beginning any new protocol.

This depends on your health goals and how your body responds.

Some integrative practitioners suggest once or twice a week as part of a broader detox protocol.

Daily use over extended periods is not generally recommended without practitioner guidance.

Always use organic light roast coffee specifically prepared for therapeutic use. Cafe Mam is a well respected option used by the Gerson Institute. The light roast preserves the palmitic acid content which is key to the glutathione stimulating effect.

The caffeine absorbed through the hemorrhoidal veins travels to the portal vein and liver, where it is thought to stimulate bile duct dilation and support the liver in releasing stored toxins.

The palmitic acid in coffee also triggers increased glutathione production, one of the body’s most important antioxidants and detoxification agents.

Yes with proper preparation and starting conservatively. Begin with a quarter teaspoon of coffee rather than the full therapeutic dose and work up gradually.

Make sure the solution is body temperature and always use purified water and organic coffee.

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