I wanted to comment further on the operation and use of the home-made colonic device concerning which I posted the assembly instructions recently.
Several people have wondered about certain details. One person wondered about gravity impeding it. Another person was concerned about there being too much pressure since the water comes from the faucet. What is connected to the faucet is a ¾â tube about 3â long. One end of a ½â tube is inserted into it, held in place by a safety pin that has been pushed through them both, from one side through and out the other. Since there is space between the two tubes, the water flows around the ½â tube, out the end of the ¾â tube and into the sink. At the other end of the ½â tube (hose) is the douche tip. Somewhere about 2 â 2-1/2â from that end is the clamp on the hose, which can be loosened or tightened in degrees, allowing a full flow or just a trickle, so as the prevent the water from flowing into your colon at a stronger pressure than is comfortable or safe. Since you can gradually open the flow to whatever pressure you need, gravity has no affect. One person commented that they felt it was the water flowing in through one tube and out another that was of benefit for a good colonic. But the benefit comes from the water flowing further and further up into the colon with each filling that gradually cleanses more and more out of the colon. After I had used this device a few times and became familiar with it, I would allow water to flow in until just before I felt full and then close the clamp and sit there for a half minute or so, allowing the water to soften things a bit before expelling the water. The fact that I didnât need to lay down, or have enough space to lay down, made it a simpler device to use. And I will tell you, it was very effective at cleansing me of a lot of stuff. Iâve purchased all the components and only need to assemble it so I can take photos to send to folks who would like to see what an assembled unit looks like. I spent $13 for a Water Bottle and Syringe kit (with douche tip), $5 for some faucet adapters so I could hook it up to my faucet, and $4.60 for 8â of ½â clear plastic tubing. I cut the end off a ¾â washing machine hose to insert the ½â tubing into. Total cost, less than $25. I once saw a device that I could attach to my garden hose that could be filled with liquid fertilizer so that, as I watered my lawn, I would also be spraying fertilizer mixed with the water. I want to see if I could use such an attachment to add CS (or herbs, or DMSO or whatever) to the water that was cleansing my colon. Iâll post what I discover. Terry Chamberlin __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
