...and all of the other remedies that I am bombarded with. I usually consider the source first and then start looking for some documentable evidence. I have drank this tea and swallowed that herbal pill.
Then recently an acquaintance that is in much the same space I am in with cancer suggested the coffee enema. She has a strong medical background and her husband has a strong business background...not quite the hippy type. They reached out to me and started asking how I was cleansing my liver. Well...uuummm! The coffee enema was highly recommended. Not just by these people but by well respected cancer centers around the globe.
I decided that with all of the chemo and other drugs that have been filtering thorough my liver for the past year, I should give it a shot.
You gotta start with the right equipment and a lot of towels. I have a cousin that once said that giving yourself an enema is like trying to hem yourself up in the corner of a round room. I figured this out pretty quickly and went and found my adventurous daughter that is willing to do anything for a laugh.
This was a hilarious project. The comments, "how do you like your coffee" and "do you want cream & sugar with that" just kept the insanity going. We did use 100% Columbian beans. Juan Valdez would be proud.
I will spare you any more details, but this is a daily ritual that really does make one feel a bit better. We need a healthy liver to fight cancer.
Your daughter is a joy, obviously! I'm glad I got to meet her the other day as she was walking 'you' around to talk to everyone!
ReplyDeleteBe careful! I have read that these coffee enemas can be dangerous.
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