Drinking coffee vs a coffee enema

Whats the difference between taking your coffee in an enema vs just drinking it in your morning cuppa?

When we mention coffee enemas, we often find people immediately say, “oh I don’t drink coffee. It’s not good for you!” Which can be true if you are talking about your morning cuppa BUT how does drinking a coffee compare to absorbing it up the other way? Let’s take a look.

ORAL COFFEE – is acidic, dehydrating, contains caffeine that when consumed habitually orally decreases insulin sensitivity, making it difficult for your cells to respond appropriately to blood sugar. High blood sugar levels lead to arterial deterioration and increased risk of mortality related to cardiovascular disease. The caffeine in coffee also increases catecholamines, your stress hormones. The stress response produces cortisol and increases insulin. Insulin increases inflammation, and this makes you feel crappy. Drinking coffee can cause high blood pressure, increases anxiety, causes headaches, and is highly addictive causing symptoms of withdrawal if one consumes regularly.

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ENEMA COFFEE – Supports the liver to detoxify as coffee contains some unique constituents; Kahweol palmitate and Cafestol palmitate which can increase the level of glutathione in the intestines and the liver. Glutathione is an essential detoxification antioxidant and can help suppress cancerous growth. Coffee enemas can lower inflammation in the liver, help the liver cells regenerate, stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system which helps with anxiety and depression, leaving you feeling a sense of calm. As opposed to drinking coffee, acids from the stomach haven’t changed the components, so the coffee is processed by the liver differently and the proper flow of bile is vital to filtering our blood to protect us. This then gets deposited into our stool and eliminated which an enema will assist with as well!

Which one will you choose today? For more tips and how to start using your Happy Bum Bag head over to our website or watch our step by step guides in on our Instagram.

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