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Coffee Enema

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Coffee Enema
An enema that uses coffee to stimulate bile and hepatic glutathione-SH production, both of which are claimed to help detoxify the body in cancer patients. Coffee enemas are a major component of Gerson therapy, an unconventional form of cancer treatment based on a program of ‘detoxification’
Toxicity Coffee leaches K+ and electrolytes from the body, and causes fatal electrolyte imbalances; large doses of caffeine in coffee enemas may result in anxiety, dehydration, diarrhoea
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She is eating huge bowls full of greens now that she realizes this is what her body needs, and she is doing the coffee enemas and juices by the book.
Doing the Gerson Therapy on her own by Gerson, Charlotte / Gerson Healing Newsletter
Coffee enemas can be very helpful here, as well as for stimulating liver detoxification via bile production.
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Coffee enemas and Essiac tea are especially helpful if one is already challenged with cancer.
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