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• What if I no longer have a gallbladder? at 11/7/12 4:59 PM
  • Will coffee enema cause harm?
    
    Thanks.

  • Hi there!

    Cholecystectomy (gall bladder removal) does not contraindicate coffee enemas.  It is safe to do a coffee enema post- cholecystectomy; however I strongly suggest discussing with your health care professional before starting a new detox program after such surgery. 

    Without a gallbladder, you will still receive increased glutathione production and stimulation of bile secretion.  The differences is you will not feel gallbladder spasms and no risk of gallstones blocking the bile ducts. 

    If your health care provider approves the enema, I recommend the use of the Chia Seeds and Chlorella before and after the Coffee Enema. These two help bind toxic bile which then gets eliminated versus reabsorbed.  You may consider taking these throughout the day - every day- if your gallbladder has been removed.  Take between meals.  

    Chia Seeds:  http://www.healthegoods.com/optimal-black-chia-seeds.html

    Chlorella:  http://www.healthegoods.com/chlorella-300-tablets-bodybio-e-lyte.html

    For complete information on how to perform a coffee enema, visit Dr. Ben’s link:

    http://www.seekinghealth.com/blog/coffee-enema-instructions 

    In health and happiness,

    Kelly Harrington, MS, RD

    Nutritionist for Healthy Goods

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• Availability... at 4/18/12 7:27 AM
  • I'm being told that this item is not in stock right now. When will it be available again? Could you send me an email when it is?
    Thanks!
  • Hello! The enema buckets will be in in the next 4-6 weeks, If you would like to pre order you definitely can, but i will make a note to send you an email when we get more in :) In Health, Paige Woods HealthE Goods
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• Availability of PureEnema Stainless Steel Kit at 3/21/12 1:52 PM
  • Dear Health Goods,
    Do you have the above item in stock? If not, when do you expect to be able to supply it?
    Please let me know before I place an order.
    Thanks,
    Sailor
  • Hi Sailor - It is in stock ;) Best Dr Ben
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• Availability at 3/16/12 2:58 AM
  • I would like to order this product to be delivered to Ireland but noticed availability is backed up. If I order today 16th march 2012, how long will I be waiting for this product to arrive?
    
    All the best,
    Dude.
  • Hi Dude - We are expecting a new shipment in 2 to 3 weeks. If you choose FedEx International Priority as a shipping option, it can arrive to you within 7 days typically. You live in a beautiful country ;) In health, Dr Ben
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• connection at 2/21/12 7:09 PM
  • Hi, Can you tell me if the silicone tubing that comes out of the bucket will connect with a regular/straight urinary or foley catheter? (The way a kangaroo feeding bag does.)
    
    Thank you,
    S.
  • Hello- The silicone tubing size for the PurEnema Kit is standard. So if you have a standard enema kit and a standard urinary catheter, it should fit. Best Dr Ben
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• food grade stainless steel at 1/26/12 3:08 PM
  • Hi,
    
    What grade of stainless steel is your enema bucket?
    
    Sincerely,
    Maryke
    
  • Hi Maryke, The Stainless Steel 2.5 quart Enema Bucket is made from 304 stainless steel which is not only durable but extremely safe to use. The PurEnema Bucket will last you a lifetime. In health, Team HealthE Goods
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• silicone tubing at 8/14/11 8:28 PM
  • Why should someone purchase the silicone vs plastic tubing?
  • PVC and plastic enema tubing is ok for those who are: - using plain water enemas - not chemically sensitive - not using additives in enemas such as coffee - not using enemas very frequently - not using oils Silicone enema tubing is ideal for those: - who are chemically sensitive - doing Coffee Enemas - using very warm (body temperature) water - doing any form of retention enema - frequently performing enemas. - using oils in enemas PVC enema tubing or plastic enema tubing - or plastic enema buckets - contain compounds which leach out with acidic substances or warm water. Silicone is a non-toxic material which makes it perfect for enema tubing. Dr Ben recommends everyone use silicone enema tubing instead of PVC enema tubing. We offer PVC enema tubing for those looking for it but we prefer people obtain the non-toxic silicone enema tubing. The price difference for silicone enema tubing is marginal making it worth the added expense. Silicone enema tubing is also easy to clean. Simply wash with soap and add to boiling water to clean. Another benefit for silicone enema tubing is that if one is using oils for enemas, the oil does not stick to the inside of the silicone enema tubing as it does with the plastic, rubber or PVC enema tubing. Silicone enema tubing lasts longer. Thank you
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