Try It Now Coffee Enema Kit for Colon Cleansing with 1/2 LB Enema Coffee - Enema Bucket Kit - Gerson Approved Home Enema Kit - Enema Coffee Organic - Therapy Roast Coffee Detox Cleanse

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So I decided to do a parasite cleanse after having multiple symptoms over the years that I felt could have been a result of parasite infestation including hormonal imbalance, weight issues, irregular and painful periods, hair loss, lethargy, depression, anxiety,bloating, etc. I purchased the Humaworm 30 day protocol which is an herbal mixture of various antiparisitic herbs that you take over the course of the month. Humaworm sells a variety of products but I decided to start with this first to see if it worked. I've read that it's a good idea to do a coffee enema halfway through to help remove any dead or imbedded worms. I didn't have any major die off symptoms as others have experienced except for some migraines and extra sleepyness for few days. I saw some white grainy things in my stool, but wasnt sure whether it was eggs or something I ate. I finally went ahead and bought the coffee enema and did the cleanse about 10 days into the cleanse. I watched couple videos on youtube to make sure I was doing it right. I recommend getting a plastic tub or something you don't mind tossing to eliminate into after the enema. It's hard fishing things out of the toilet. Also, get some disposable gloves and utensils/chopsticks. After elimination, some stool came out but I wanted to see if there was actually anything in it. I put on the gloves, held my breath and slowly started rinsing the stool in the tub. I began to pull out fleshy, liver looking pieces along with sesame seed looking things(there were hundreds of those). I later found out that the fleshy things with segments of liver flukes and seeds were tapeworm eggs. I've been experiencing pain under my right ribcage for the last 4 years and even after multiple tests and scans the doctors found nothing. Now I'm suspecting that I have a major liver fluke infestation thats causing my issues. I'm going to keep taking the humaworm and doing the enema once a week. I'll probably try a gallbladder cleanse as well after all this. I was a bit of skeptic when it comes to cleanses, but no more. I'm amazed what our bodies can hold and I urge everyone to do a parasite cleanse twice a year because we are constantly exposed to them through our environment. It's also important that all family member go through the parasite cleanse because it's easy to reinfect each other. Also, please deworm your pets. I've been giving my dog food grade diatomaceous earth and he passed a few whipworms.

I like using this bucket better than my old enema bag because I can see if the liquid is going out. And I like that I can clean the bucket more easily once its done. The clear tubing is nice too because as someone else mentioned, you don't have to worry that something is growing inside it.Before I threw out my old enema bag I removed the clamp from the tubing and I use that clamp instead of the one that came with this bucket. My old clamp seemed like there was more to it than this one.A caution... if you are going to retain the liquid for 15 mins, remove the tubing while you wait. If not, the contents can be sucked back up. Eww! That goes for any enema tool so its not a knock on this one.Yes the handles seem cheap and the plastic bucket is not as thick as I thought it would be. But it has worked fine.The coffee is lightly roasted, so its gold colored. That surprised me but after reading more I realized that's the kind you want for coffee enemas.Overall I've liked the product for the price.

Really good product. I've used a couple of times and there is a discernible difference in how I feel already. However, the directions that came with mine were really unclear or frankly, non-existent. Making the coffee - easy. Assembling the unit - I couldn't for the life of me figure out how it all went together - and couldn't find anything in the kit that told me how. Thankfully Cor-Vital has a video on You Tube (search Cor-Vital), that explains (and shows) how to assemble the unit. Highly recommend watching the video first before using.I use in the bathtub - laying a towel down first to keep the surface warm - and hanging the bucket on the spigot - which is about their recommended height of 12 - 18 inches. Much easier than using the provided pads, etc and laying on the floor. Would also note that, at least for me, it was extremely difficult to hold the entire 32 ounces in one "go." Suggest doing in two 16 oz tranches (as suggested in the instructions).Another note - there is a cap on the blue tube that comes with the unit. If you're going to use the pink tube for "insertion" you don't need this cap, and simply cut it off and discard. The blue tube has a more rigid insertion tube.Final note - Made in China (and I've seen Chinese factories first-hand) - so wash completely before using.

It will do the job, but has some weak points.1. Good: I like the clear bucket design. Easy to see how much coffee is left.2. Good: Comes with a 1/2 pound of enema coffee and instructions.3. Bad: No separate straight insertion tip on the hose. The one in the picture is just the tip cover. So there is no indication how far the tip should go in. Another enema kit I have used has a tip with a ring which helps you not insert too far.4. Bad: The hose is stiff and curly and has a small diameter; won't straighten out easily. The small diameter makes it hard to get air pockets out of it. The other kit I have has a larger diameter hose and the air pockets are easily removed.5. Bad: No hook provided for hanging the bucket. Just the bucket handles.I will still give it 4 stars, because it does work.