Castile soap enema

Castille Soap can be used to enhance the cleansing of the colon.
The soapy solution causes an irritation to the intestinal lining thereby causing stronger reactive contractions in the colon.

After using a soap solution, you should always follow up with a couple of simple water enemas to remove the soap residue on the colon walls to prevent further irritation.

You can purchase Castile soap in 0.3 oz. (9ml) packets. This packet combined with 2 quarts (1.7 liters) of water to make a good enema solution. Bottles of Castile soap solution, many of which have herbal additives are available in most health food stores.
!! Never use dishwashing liquids or detergents for your enemas they can harm the delicate intestinal lining!!
Remember to keep the enema temperature at about 103 degrees Fahrenheit (about 39 degree Celsius) give or take 1 or 2 degrees Fahrenheit (1 degree Celsius).

Then add this mixture to your enema bag, make sure that the solution has not cooled below 103° Fahrenheit.
Now you're ready to administer or receive the enema.

These soapy enemas are definitely harder to take and hold than a plain warm water enema.
No matter what type of enema that you take you should try to hold it for a few minutes so it has a chance to do its job ( 5 to 10 minutes should be sufficient to achieve a good cleansing action. )

Castile soap irritates colon so be sure to follow up with a water enema. ( You can generally find this type of bar soap in your supermarket)

Take a bar of castile soap shave or dissolve approximately 1/10 of the bar in a container of warm water.
Mix well.
Then add this mixture to your enema bag, make sure that the solution has not cooled below 102° Fahrenheit.