Method, device and procedure for constipation relief without the use of drugs and medications, or adjustment to the lifestyle and food consumption.

Abstract

A method, device, and procedure for inducing bowel movements without the use of drugs, lifestyle changes, or dietary adjustments. The invention utilizes a temperature-controlled medium directed at the anus of a patient to induce involuntary rectal reflux, prompting a bowel movement. The medium—such as water—is heated to a temperature range of between 40° C. to 55° C., depending on patient sensitivity, to trigger rectal wall stretching and subsequent rectal reflux, facilitating bowel movement and waste excretion. Beyond promoting regular bowel function and constipation relief, this method aids lipid metabolism by promoting waste removal, modulating gut microbiota, and regulating bile acid levels and liver cholesterol uptake. These effects offer potential benefits in managing cholesterol and triglyceride levels. The method is suitable for personalized and clinical applications and can be implemented with devices adaptable for both individual and therapeutic use.

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