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Never inject anything into your colon hotter than 115º Fahrenheit.
| This M&M enema was the favorite of many an
old-time nurse who thought that the major cramping that it produced was the only way to
get a good cleanout. Milk and molasses in enemas produce large amounts of gas in the large
intestine which can causes severe cramping. One of the most cramp producing enema solutions ever used. Remember that 103º Fahrenheit is a good temperature (that is about 39.5º Celsius). One of the most powerful enemas that I have experienced is the "milk and molasses" enema ("M&M," for short). Use equal amounts of milk and the "blackstrap" variety of molasses (it is a strong-flavored type often used in baking). You won't need a large volume; a pint (16oz.) of each will be sufficient. Heat the milk in a saucepan, then slowly add the molasses stirring as you do so, remove from heat, and mix thoroughly. The molasses being added will reduce the temperature somewhat ,but cool the mixture to103º Fahrenheit, then it will be ready to administer. For a powerful enema, this one is worth the little extra effort. Your bowels will react almost immediately and it will be extremely difficult to hold for long. You might want to use a retention device to help retain this enema solution. Heavy Cramping
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Administering an Enema One of the most powerful enemas that I have experienced
is the "milk and molasses" enema ("M&M,"). Use equal amounts of
milk and the "blackstrap" variety of molasses (it is a strong-flavored type
often used in baking). You won't need a large volume; a pint of each should be sufficient.
Put the milk in a saucepan and bring to a boil, then add the molasses, remove from heat,
and stir thoroughly. The molasses being added will reduce the temperature somewhat and
when the mixture cools to about 102º, it is ready to administer. Effects: Caution: Remember to Thoroughly Wash Your Equipment after Use
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laxatives if abdominal pain, nausea, or vomiting are present unless directed by your
health care provider.
Rectal bleeding or failure to have a bowel movement after use of a laxative or
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