Will enemas make a come back?

Most of the younger generation gets fleets which aren’t the same. Does anyone think enemas will make a come back?

Nope, they won't come back, the medical industry wouldn't make enough money, or another way to look at it, it would cost them more, cheaper to use a fleet or two and get done with it. Then there are people like us. My other half thinks it's very strange that I have an enema fetish, doesn't think it's very common, but then how would we know. Lots of enema gear for sale out there, somebody is buying it.

the hoseman1

I’ve posted this elsewhere, but it fits this thread as well.

I think they’re coming back into favor for a lot of reasons. The following is just one example:

Please go to the following web page: http://www.bedwettingandaccidents.com

Steve Hodges, MD Wake Forest University School of Medicine. He has several books out on the subject.

Very interesting. Rick

Hi All, A while back I posted on another thread. This is a "disposable" society. It has become very lazy. "Oh, dont feel well, take a pill. Feel blue or constipated, just take a pill. People are too lazy to be bothered to purchase an enema bag, fill it and take the rime to administer the enema. The Fleet is disposable and easier to do. What I don't like about the Fleet, is that it is all harsh chemicals that are uncomfortable. If this generation would just take a break from their "busy lives" (posting and worrying about the social media) and just take the time and enjoy the whole enema experience (eg. fill an enema bag with warm mildly natural soapy water and take a nice slow enema) maybe they will start to like the whole experience. Not to mention being healthier and feeling pure and lighter.

Enemas have made a bit of a comeback thanks to the use of coffee enemas for health; and thanks to the web there's lots of enema fetish material.. But we do lack the use of enemas given by moms (or in my case fathers) to their kids that we once had where the fear and dread of getting an enema would, as if by magic, turn into a lifelong long love of enemas.

Nope, they won't come back, the medical industry wouldn't make enough money

I fully agree and it has long been my contention that the giant pharmaceutical industry would never allow reusable enema equipment to again become an ordinary, mainstream solution to constipation, at least not in USA. Looking at the incredible selection of laxatives in any drugstore should convince anyone.

Yes, there are always be people like us klismaphiles who use enemas recreationally, and I suppose all of us take enemas for constipation, too. And yes, there are fads, like coffee enemas and colon cleansing in general, but only a fairly small slice of the population uses them.

We can always dream & hope.

There will always be some of us who keep it going.

Until i joined this site, i had never heard anybody chat about enemas,well only the once when i was in hospital when a guy had to have a enema,

i dont think enemas are a big thing in the uk,

One of our daughter gives her daughter enemas a few times a month because the meds she is one clogs her up. Guess she remembers the enemas she got from her mom.

As sexual practices change and especially become more anal...a long time taboo....enemas will be used more, and some people will find them so enjoyable, they will expand their use enough to qualify ass klismos, like us.

I have found by searching ebay, amazon, walmart, alibaba etc...plenty of enema products offered.

If there was not a market they would not be for sale. So keep the faith people, enemas are here to stay for awhile.

Being born in the 1940's, doctors back then advocated the use of enemas for constipation and many ailments. Doctors also made house calls back then, although my parents would only call the doctor to come to the house as a last resort - and when they did, I knew I was in for an enema after he left.

The big kibosh against enema began IMO back in the 1960's when a very popular baby doctor published a book on child care in which he was against the use of enemas.. most pediatricians then followed suit and stopped advocating their use.

I don't know if there will ever be another "golden age" of enemas where they are regularly used in homes. Modern medicine has gotten away from inexpensive and simple cures as money can't be made off of them in my opinion. However, with coffee enemas, there seems to be an uptick in interest from people in alternative health circles. There will continue to be a cycle of ups and downs in enema for health reasons, but for those with open minds, there will always be an erotic enema interest. I don't see that ever going away.

One thing enemas has going for it - lots of people like shoving things up their asses 😁 😄 and that's basically how my interest in enemas began - the feeling of something going in... Has long as the hole we have hidden from view remains a source of pleasure and interest, enemas are going to be around.

I believe the "golden age" of giving (and taking) enemas in homes was mainly the result of mothers (and some dads) caring for their families. Moms had been given enemas by their moms for generations. So it was that tradition would continue, with the support of family doctors, nurses and medical books which urged moms to give an enema at the first signs of illness. Enemas were common in hospitals, and so the practice was also followed at home.

Although we're now seeing an increase in the sale and use of enema bags and buckets – I believe largely the result of the growth in holistic alternative care (coffee enemas, juicing/fasting, GI probiotics, etc.) – I doubt if many moms today are buying enema bags for the same purpose as they did in ages past. The use of water-related enemas may be growing, but if the local drug store is any indicator, Fleets are still front and center.

While I do not see the Golden Age being resurrected, I have to think that the increased popularity the taking of enemas for holistic health solutions will lead many of the new users to recognize the "other benefits" that they enjoy from their enemas. I feel sure that many "health" users will find their way here. I wonder if there might be holistic health sites similar to this one where we could post info about Zity. Perhaps just a post like, "Interested in learning more about enemas? Try going to www.zity.biz." Also, my PA, Isa has recently given coffee enemas to two women who had sexual reactions. I'm going to meet one of them tonight when Isa brings her over to observe our session, and perhaps participate.

I suppose that enemas will no more come back: It is far more easy to gulp a laxative pill or to insert a laxative suppository than to prepare and to take an enema.

The younger generation will never know what a good enema is all about. They don't even know about enemas. They only time they may get one if they go to the hospital. Most hospitals use stool softens or oral laxatives instead of enemas.

The Younger Generation Does Not Know They Are Missing.........

Thank you, Soapy4m, for this interesting comment: "I have to think that the increased popularity of enemas for taking holistic health solutions will lead many of the new users to recognize the "other benefits" that they enjoy from their enemas."

I have to wonder if the motivation for taking coffee enemas among a growing number of women (guys, too) isn't just to "detox" the liver. Many of these ladies on internet sites tell us how they were skeptical, even turned off, about taking coffee in an enema. Now they say how coffee enemas have changed their lives and how much they love them. You mean they don't experience even a tingle of "other benefits?" Hmmm . . .

Not sure if mentioned, but all the interest in butt plugs is another lead in to the use of enemas; and of course the popularity of anal sex also ties into use of enemas... So enemas and enema play will be here for some time IMO; though what will be gone are those of us who come from the school of hating and dreaded childhood enemas that turned around into an unbelievable adult fetish. Perhaps a bigger question is how long will this forum be here. After all, it's here thanks to the generous nature of our webmaster, and also to whose who devote their time to moderating.

Firegirl911

You said that the younger generation will never know what a good enema is all about.

NEWS FLASH .... You ARE the younger generation, AND glad your here.

Randy

Yes... they will be back... Just a matter of when. Basically look at what social behavior has done with other things.: Tattoos, body piercings, hair removal, hair styles, Anal sex, cosmetic surgery, ETC. They all have gone thru times of discovery, and social acceptance or not, criticism, etc. Many times these things fade out of society, but then return much more supported and excepted. I think enemas will return at some point, to be used to completely remove the need to have a normal BM. Just become part of personal hygiene. NO more or very few public restrooms available.

I hope its soon, and we can all say we were way ahead of the rest of the world.

I’m sure doing my part to help them come back! Just this morning I was at one of the local pharmacies and asked where to find the enema soap. The pharmacist on duty, who was a young woman, walked with me over to the laxatives/enemas and looked through their stock then googled enema soap. She asked me if I had a bag and how much soap would be needed. I told her I needed information about all of it and she said she wasn’t sure but needed to know in case others asked. She then walked with me over to the soap isle and grabbed a bottle of Bronners lavender and said that would work, and more gentle than peppermint. She then said have a good rest of the day, and we both laughed... I couldn’t quite get up the nerve to ask if she wanted some hands on experience.

Firegirl911

You said that the younger generation will never know what a good enema is all about.

NEWS FLASH .... You ARE the younger generation, AND glad your here.

Randy

Other than the occasional kinkster, I think the golden age of enemas has passed us by. Not only are they out of favor in the mainstream medical community, they now prescribe a fleet as a last resort after stool softeners and laxatives. The occasional bag enemas are far and few between and even these are now a one time disposable fleet bag enema. It's sad but the days of an enema bag in every bathroom are gone for good.

Thank you very much Moppy I am.sorry I'm the younger generation but like my nice bag enemas.

She then walked with me over to the soap isle and grabbed a bottle of Bronners lavender and said that would work, and more gentle than peppermint. She then said have a good rest of the day, and we both laughed...

Sound like she had some experience with soapy enemas - most exciting to hear...

Will Enemas Make A Come Back? Yes They Will!

I am happy that many members here at Zity continue to practice the magic of enemas. They continue and don't have to worry about a come back unless something goes wrong. I'm in that Come Back stage! For over three months my passion for enemas has been building in my mind, soul and body. "Thunder and Hell, what's wrong with me?" I've paid my time! I've had the dreams and tomorrow morning my lover will take me to Enema Shangri-la.

It's true, You don't know what you've got until you lose it!

Tomorrow Morning I'll Make My Come Back To The Enema Generation.

I will give my mind, soul and body to my lover, my husband, my best friend. I can see me in my table! The waiting will be half Heaven and half Heart Ache. It will be worth every second of this long waited passion.

Doing a search on Amazon for "enema bags" and some 7 pages of things came up... so looks like things are still going strong... The ease of buying enema items online certainly helps our cause.

I get a sense that they are to an extent, and n o one is saying anything. Cant say I blame them.

I know that the new electrical code in the US now requires bedroom outlets to be Ground-Fault protected.

The major advantage of ground fault protection is in wet areas, like kitchens, bathrooms and garages. The few situations in dry areas where it will help you involve a lot of metal objects, which are rare in bedrooms.

So, if bedrooms are seen in the electrical code as potential wet areas the industry is seeing something along the lines of more water being in bedrooms