Enemas: The way things could have, or should have, been!

Just think what it would be like if in the 60's 70's and 80's enemas did not start phasing out, but were encouraged to be used more. What if the medical field found a real use for colon cleaning on a regular basis. By now every drug outlet, walmart, CVS, and walgreen would have an entire aisle dedicated to colon cleaning products, enemas, bags, nozzles. I bet bathroom fixtures would be speciallly installed with machines ready to give enemas. It would be just like brushing your teeth, lots of people would do it, some more to extreme, and some not as much, but most would. It might even be socially acceptable to come in late for work with the excuse that I had to do my enemas today. I'm guessing by now, a disposable enema bag would be provided in every hotel room. Even information like the long term effects, and studies on there use would be much more accessible. I'm sure there would have been other uses discovered by now. I am going to go as far to say, by now some one would have found better ways of taking enemas. Maybe something like a hose permanently placed in the entire length of the colon. This way all that you would have to do is hook up the hose and the enemas would wash from the top down. (What an Idea!)

What's your take on the way things should have been?

And some of us would be wearing pants with nozzles installed for convieniance or harnasse' with large bore and plugable nozzles permanently inserted. Just unplug, hook up the bag take an enema and either replug for retention or release and the plug the nozzle. No mess, no toilet paper.

The possibilities are endless!

I think I'd prefer to live in today's world where they can do some amazing things (I know, had some done on me and have some friends/family that other, more serious amazing things were done on) and use my enemas quietly at home for what they help with than live in a society where they're overused for things they probably won't help with. I guess being able to have a more open discussion on the relative merits of enemas vs other approaches and how to most effectively integrate them would be a positive.

A number of those devices sound complicated, expensive and likely to break. It really isn't that inconvenient to fill up my bag and slip the tube a couple of inches in when I need or want an enema. I'm also not sure how I would react to people I don't know shoving things up my ass, which would probably be more likely in that world. Yes, it's happened now, but it isn't that common. I imagine I would get used to it, but...

Who is looking for a JBL stopper. Metal or black hard rubber one with nipple for hose?.