Castor Oil - ideas ?

How can use castor oil as laxative?

Not the cleaning dose! one tablespoon?

Berga

Fill a bottle with 2 oz (= 60 ml) castor oil; this is the normal dose for adults in the USA. Early in the morning, not having breakfasted, fill a tablespoon with castor oil and mix this in your mouth with the saliva up to the point that castor oil will lose its high viscosity. In the same time castor oil will lose its bad taste and you will be able to swallow this without any problems. After having realized this you will repeat this with the next tablespoon castor oil and so on. In the end you will have taken the complete dose of 2 oz castor oil and you will feel what will happen in your intestines.

I think i can do a colonscopy at the end of this tretment 😃 true?

In taking castor oil on two consecutive days in the described manner your intestines will be cleansed completely. Naturally no solid food is allowed.

3 week ago i try 60ml of castor, I expel only clear water 4h after i drank it... it' very powerfull

Berga

I know upon the special effects in cleansing the bowels by taking castor oil since long years.

I decided to give this a try...two ounces blended with orange juice and a bit of vodka. Sort of a smoothie texture and not unpleasant for the taste. Now the waiting begins!

Well, after 3 hours, it has been a series of smooth, oily expulsions but nothing explosive as some described. No real unpleasantness.

Caster oil is fairly sticky. I like to add a taste of peppermint oil into a new bottle. Then prepping with it adds both stability and sensuality. It will ride your tips quite durably. I recommend putting it into a very small salad dressing bottle with a special squirt hole fitting.

I also am interested in taking castor oil for experimental, entertainment purposes. Does it make any difference whether one takes the tasteless variety or the traditional version in regard to the laxative effect? The former seems very common. Complaints about the bad taste of castor oil are frequent. Does making it tasteless decrease the laxative effect? If one wants the full laxative effect, should one search for a bottle that doesn't say "tasteless." Also, If one wants to incorporate "castor oil" into a D/s scene, shouldn't one seek the variety that allegedly tastes "vile." Some say that it is the texture, not the taste, that is vile in the traditional type. Will one miss a lot if he takes the "tasteless" variety?

Too, I have heard conflicting testimony in regard to whether or not there will be cramping. Some say that the castor oil had only a mild laxative effect on them. Maybe the effect varies greatly depending on the dosage, the individual and their diet. I had the impression that 4 tablespoons (2 ounces) would bring about the desired result. People taking a laxative out of necessity generally seek to avoid cramping. However, in the scenario I imagine a lack of cramping would be very disappointing. Discomfort would be a goal of the experience.

Despite my enjoyment of producing pain or at least disappointment in an S&M scene, vile tasting castor oil that causes real abdominal pain or makes someone vomit or feel nauseated will probably end your session almost at the start if they are unable to continue. Once the castor oil has been consumed, the pain, nausea or cramping is not at the whim or under control of the Dom(me), it is at the mercy of the chemical and no amount of safeword will stop it.

Castor oil is what made me hate enemas as a child in the first place. If something else would of been used than I think I would of grown up liking them. The pain the cramps was too much to handel.

Castor oil is what made me hate enemas as a child in the first place. If something else would of been used than I think I would of grown up like them. The pain the cramps was too much to handel.

Would you please explain how castor oil made you hate enemas?

The pain the cramps was too much to handel.

For me as a young kid age 8.

Here you go ☺

For me as a young kid age 8.

Here you go ☺

OK, but did you take the castor oil orally or rectally?

Susie are you then saying that it is better for me to purchase the "tasteless" variety, as the original type is intolerable? Can a domme delay the evacuation process by using a butt plug?

OK, but did you take the castor oil orally or rectally?

oral, it was nasty gooie and thick, "icky" for a 8yo

I received Castor Oil as a kid (orally), and I found it to be kind of benign.......neither terribly tasty, nor objectionally awful. It's just something our parents gave us if they thought we were "stopped up". Kind of the first step, prior to getting a warm Ivory soapsuds enema from the old faithful red bag.......probably from Sears & Roebuck.

oral, it was nasty gooie and thick, "icky" for a 8yo

So how did castor oil make you hate enemas???

Susie I am a bit confused about your recent post in regard to the possible consequences of taking castor oil. You have indicated that you are on the sadistic side. You have said that you have taken castor oil. You have described extremely "rough" enemas. You seem to be warning that one should not take castor oil due to it's unpredictable nature. In the alternative, are you saying that, although you may enjoy inflicting such torment, others not as sadistic as you or as masochistic as (some of) your play partners should be extra wary of incorporating castor oil into play? The loss of control is kind of the main point in taking it in a play scenario.

You can do whatever you like. I like to give pain to people who can take it. Give more pain than they can take, especially when the control is out of either of your hands, and that's the last time they will be your partner.

Just be aware of what you are doing when you give a drug or chemical to someone. Once it is inside them, if something goes wrong, you won't be able to fix it.

So how did castor oil make you hate enemas???

the cramps the discomfort once they used it the rectal way.

the cramps the discomfort once they used it the rectal way.

Castor oil only works as a laxative when swallowed.

If taken rectally, castor oil acts like any other oil as a lubricant but not as a laxative, so the cramps must have been from something else, like the volume of the enema or some other factor.

Susie I was just trying to gather more information. "If something goes wrong?" That sounds scary. Are you talking about temporary pain and discomfort or something more serious? Castor oil is an over the counter item (if one can find it).

Nothing will happen to send you to the ER,but cramping could be a BAD pain with it that you will have no way of stopping.

It would be like this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHUMaJphBdE

The cramping sound like a lot of fun. That Family Guy clip was about Ipecac, not castor oil. Maybe you just wanted to show what loss of control could be like. However, you seem to be comparing the proverbial apples with oranges. There is a big difference between cramping and diarrhea and nausea and vomiting. Are you saying that castor oil is likely to have an emetic effect?

It should have read "sounds," not "sound." Some say that taking castor oil didn't effect them much more than other laxatives. At one time, castor oil was commonly used orally. I am curious about whether the alleged effects are exaggerated or not. Of course, if I ever have it administered to me by a play partner, I will find out.

I think the individual's GI tract as a lot to do with it and the interaction of the drug on the GI system. I've seen laxatives given and people are on the toilet multiple times, others go once and it's over. Ithis included the preps used for x rays in the past, and dilcolas. Some get severe cramps as the peristalsis of the bowel moves to get rid of the waste products.

It's similar to having a BM, some can think about it for a long time and when convenient do their thing, others get the urge and its find the toilet or else.

I have taken a 2oz dose of castor oil on many occasions. I get a good cleanout and have never encountered any problems. I use the tasteless castor oil and never had problems swallowing it.

Castor oil only works as a laxative when swallowed.

If taken rectally, castor oil acts like any other oil as a lubricant but not as a laxative, so the cramps must have been from something else, like the volume of the enema or some other factor.

I Really have no idea, but the painfull discomfort was too much, my 8yo mind connected the two together so as soon as I heard grandma calling for our cleaning I ran.