Enema during fasting?

Improve Detoxification, Boost Well-being
Bowel cleansing is just as indispensable during fasting as adequate hydration. During fasting, the bowel becomes sluggish because it is no longer sufficiently filled to even trigger the defecation reflex and bowel movements. If stool remains in the bowel for too long, a form of self-intoxication can occur, which can lead to unpleasant symptoms such as headaches and fatigue. If stool remains in the bowel for an extended period during fasting, a fermentation and putrefaction process begins — the substances produced burden the body. Through enemas, bowel movements can be stimulated and immediately triggered. This prevents the absorption of toxins. Regular enemas prevent unpleasant symptoms, which can significantly increase well-being during fasting.

Fasting and enemas for your health
An important goal of fasting is the regulation and maintenance of healthy bowel function. As is well known, there is a close link between digestion and overall health. When the intestines are regularly cleansed through fasting and enemas, our health as a whole improves.