| 摘要 |
The invented enema-type instrument is meant for washing up the large intestine of the man and, occasionally, that of pets. It can be used by individuals with no assistance. The said instrument is half-an-inch in diameter, and screwable on the shower head having the same diameter. The head of the instrument cone is fitted in the rectum and, thanks to the water pressure and the long deep breaths, it can fill the large intestine with the proper quantity of warm water destined, when eliminated, to sweep the waste and noxious matter from the body. The enema can be repeated until the large intestine is completely clean and the water gets out clear from the rectum. The daily use of said instrument dispenses the user from constipation, cures the existing haemorrhoids or prevents the eventual formation thereof, and protects the large intestine from cancer. The results are evident if the bath side can be used by the user as a seat. |
