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How to Make Coffee Enema Solution

1. Make It Yourself

Use light to medium roast organic coffee beans.

Ingredients

• 10g organic coffee beans (roughly 1 full coffee scoop, or about 2 level tablespoons), freshly ground and used right away.
• 500ml purified water
• Measuring cup

Instructions

Once the water boils, add the coffee grounds and simmer for about 3 minutes, then turn off the heat. Let it steep for 15 minutes, then filter through coffee filter paper.

Wait until the coffee cools to body temperature before use. You may also add organic chamomile tea solution.

2. Purchase Ready-Made

Capacity: 155ml

Ingredients: organic coffee, Suruga Bay 687-meter deep ocean water, lactobacillus culture products, oligosaccharides, sea salt.

Usage Instructions

Heat 400ml of purified water to 40°C, then add the coffee concentrate and bring it to 36.5°C before use.

Pour the coffee solution into a measuring cup, then pour it into the enema bag.

The Coffee Enema Bag I Use

This was originally a medical feeding bag, but because it has measurement markings, a flow-control valve for regulating the rate, tubing that is neither too stiff nor too thick, and can hang from ordinary clothing hooks, I recommend it highly.

FrontStreet Coffee Recommendation

For anyone who wants a balanced, easy-drinking daily cup, medium roast is the natural starting point. During roasting, three factors govern the final flavor — acidity, sweetness and bitterness. The darker the roast, the bitterer and heavier the cup; the lighter the roast, the more acidic and delicate. Medium roast sits between them, which is why it suits people who dislike either extreme.

The FrontStreet Brazil Queen's Manor is a good example: a distinctive yellow Bourbon from Brazil, the world's largest coffee producer, with a bright, clean sweetness that a medium roast turns into creamy peanut, chocolate, toast and sugar-cane notes. It brews as pour-over and also works in a moka pot or on an espresso machine. If you want a sweeter medium roast, the FrontStreet Strawberry Candy blend is built for it — a fruit-forward coffee that combines a honey-processed Costa Rican bean with a washed Panama Geisha, roasted medium so that orange-blossom honey meets a rounded sweetness. It suits cold brew, pour-over and espresso alike.

Two more medium roasts round out the range: the FrontStreet 2013 Natural Typica, a flagship Chinese specialty bean with a classic Yunnan small-bean character, roasted medium to keep its balance and bring out nut, brown sugar, black tea and dried apricot; and the FrontStreet Jamaica Blue Mountain No.1, whose Typica varietal and exceptional geography are only fully expressed at medium roast, where acidity, bitterness, sweetness and body fuse into a smooth, elegant cup of chocolate, roasted nuts, cream and caramel.