Enemas and Diarrhea

Most of us have had diarrhea at one time or another.

  Now are you're wondering what an enema would have to do with diarrhea?
Answer! Enemas are an easy way to help relieve it.
  Diarrhea is normally caused by the bad bacteria overwhelming the good bacteria in your intestinal tract.
Or an intestinal inflammation.
  By taking an enema or enema series you will wash most if not all of the bad bacteria out of your intestinal tract.
  Taking an Acidophilus/Bifidonate enema to replace the good bacteria in your intestines is a good common sense idea.

I can hear you saying now, why would I want to take an enema, my insides feel horrible as it is.
I felt the same way the first time I tried an enema when I had diarrheat, a friend told me how much better I would feel after I finished and she was right and another thing is that the solution you expel doesn't burn like the diarrhea.

When taking an enema for diarrhea you need to fill the entire colon to insure you reach all the bad bacteria. That means for adults approximately 2 quarts or more of solution or more if possible.  You can repeat this process two or three times to ensure you have removed as much of the bad bacteria as possible.  Then you should take a yogurt enema or Acidophilus/Bifidonate enema 2 qts. to replace the good bacteria in your colon. Children cannot hold a full 2 qts. of liquid you need to give them the amount appropriate for their age and size. Enema amounts for Children very in size depending on age and size.