Colon flush before SN?

[beyond_aquila_rift]

does anyone think this would be useful? Just gathering more info.

I thought maybe a flush could be helpful? Like magnesium citrate the week before/or a few days before to clean everything out

 

[pthnrdnojvsc]

Aye, and a metoclopramide regime also empties the stomach.

Metoclopramide increases muscle contractions in the upper digestive tract. This speeds up the rate at which the stomach empties into the intestines.

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www.rxlist.com

 

[beyond_aquila_rift]

I don't have access to it :/

Aye, and a metoclopramide regime also empties the stomach.

 

[pthnrdnojvsc]

I think metoclopramide is essential. I'll take Metoclopramide 45 minutes to 1 hour before my SN . It will move the SN quickly into the intestines for absorption and prevent vomiting so almost guaranteed sucess 30mg meto then 45 minutes later 20-25 g SN in 50 Ml water.

It's the best antiemetic also . Dignitas uses it for N.

 

[beyond_aquila_rift]

Well it's RX only so I don't have much of a choice. So far what I can get my hands on would be, in theory, SN, OTC antacid/painkillers/antiemetic. Thinking pepto or milk of magnesia and the ibuprofen...

meto would be ideal but I believe the guide said you can do without
Edit:
And Tagamet

Well it's RX only so I don't have much of a choice. So far what I can get my hands on would be, in theory, SN, OTC antacid/painkillers/antiemetic. Thinking pepto or milk of magnesia and the ibuprofen...

meto would be ideal but I believe the guide said you can do without

 

[Living sucks]

It's recommended.. not required.

i wouldn't do the flush .. i don't think it's necessary. One alleged SN fail included a 4 day fast ... and many alluded to that being partially to blame for the fail..
i know a flush and 4 day fast isn't the same thing but essentially emptying the gut. if I were you, I'd spend those days before eating all your favorite foods and enjoying them rather than flushing.
* these are only opinions

 

[beyond_aquila_rift]

Yeah fasting for 4 days is not gonna happen for me hahaahahhhah. Too many last things to enjoy. Mostly chocolate milkshakes ‍

 

[autumnal]

Well it's RX only so I don't have much of a choice. So far what I can get my hands on would be, in theory, SN, OTC antacid/painkillers/antiemetic. Thinking pepto or milk of magnesia and the ibuprofen...

meto would be ideal but I believe the guide said you can do without
Edit:
And Tagamet

Meto is far more important than anything obscure like a colon flush. The PPH strongly recommends meto, whereas Stan's Guide merely suggests it. I personally would side with the PPH on this aspect, to the point where I would suggest faking to obtain meto if need be.

 

[beyond_aquila_rift]

I guess that is an option but at this point I'm not planning on trying to fake to attempt it. But that's my choice I know...I'll do the best I can.

 

[Aap]

In the US, it may be more difficult to obtain reglan, as zofran has supplanted it by an enormous margin. Zofran is also viewed as much safer. (I'm not making a judgement regarding the veracity of that).

 

[autumnal]

I guess that is an option but at this point I'm not planning on trying to fake to attempt it. But that's my choice I know...I'll do the best I can.

I'm not sure if you understood what I meant or not...I meant faking migraine or nausea to get meto. Not faking suicide.

 

[Shakespear's Brother]

What would be the rationale for flushing the colon as it relates to SN?

 

[beyond_aquila_rift]

Sorry Friday brain and I've had insomnia all week. I meant to say I didn't know if I would try and fake it at the doctor. Anyway. I guess maybe I should consider it

I'm not sure if you understood what I meant or not...I meant faking migraine or nausea to get meto. Not faking suicide.

Just a thought. Just to clean everything out and have a clean slate for stomach / intestines. For the SN.

What would be the rationale for flushing the colon as it relates to SN?