Will enemas make a come back?

Hi Everyone. Enemas became very popular after Dr. Kellogg, (Yes, the cereal company) talked about "Auto-Intoxication" and the need to keep one's bowels clean and healthy. They became are part of American childhood so that kids growing up in the 1920s, 1930s, 1940s and 1950s received enemas for just about everything. Then, in to the 1960s, the enema became less popular and Dr. Kellogg's theory of auto-intoxication lost favor. This is why so many people on zitybiz are in their 60s, 70s, 80s because their generations were exposed to enemas at an early age. Like everything else, things evolve with somethings fading away and new things coming in. I know people both around 1958 and 1960 or later who never had an enema and don't understand how exciting and sensual they can be.