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Children's Coffee Enema

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The guide listed above is for an adult, but it applies to children as well. However, for children there are some other tools for helping the coffee enema go more smoothly.

While in some cases enemas may be necessary, please make sure you have exhausted all other options before insisting that your child do an enema. If you can get around having to do a coffee enema, that is always good to try first. Enemas may cause the child to feel afraid and uncomfortable, so building trust with your child around the process is important as well.

A couple of things to keep in mind:

  • Electrolytes and minerals may be depleted when doing coffee enemas, so coffee enemas should always be balanced by replenishing both electrolytes and minerals. Remineralize with electrolytes such as Concentrace Mineral Drops, Celtic Sea Salt, and/or CT Minerals by Cellcore.
  • A variety of coffee is appropriate for use, ranging from gold, green and white, to light and medium roasts. Dark roasts are not appropriate because the potent compounds have been roasted out. Gold, green or white beans are very potent, with light to medium roasts typically well-tolerated by most. We like Purity Coffee or PureLife Coffee.
  • You'll want to set up a nice, cozy area for the child to do the coffee enema. The key is to create a safe space to facilitate the enema as well as guiding them through the process in a way that builds trust with the child.
  • Set up an iPad where they can watch a show or even allow them to play a video game on a phone if that is possible.
  • Using a fitted sheet to wrap the child in as they lay can help the child to feel safe and secure as well.
  • You'll want to start with a warm distilled water enema and slowly work up to a coffee enema, starting with a small amount of coffee (approximately 1/2 tbsp per quart of water) and gradually increase the amount as the child progresses with enema tolerance.
  • Adding in a little organic unsulphured blackstrap molasses to the coffee mixture may help with boosting retention. And be sure to leverage the height of the enema bucket to control the speed of the water as well.
  • Should you need to have your child do a coffee enema, here is a video that can help guide you through the process.
This guide is for informational purposes only and is not intended to treat, diagnose, prevent, or cure diseases.

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