Early English physicians pioneered tobacco smoke enemas - a rubber enema tube was placed into the victim and smoke was blown into the rectum (erroneously thought by the practitioners warm a drowned patent and stimulate breathing. #TobaccoSmokeEnemas became the fashion among doctors, thought to be a lifesaving tool in their therapeutic armamentarium to treat headaches, respiratory failure, colds, hernias, and even abdominal cramps. Eventually, tobacco smoke #enemas were used for treating typhoid fever and cholera, during the “stage of collapse” and death.
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Before bellows were included in the resuscitation kit, the results could be disastrous to the tobacco smoke blower. An inadvertently inhale (instead of blew) during a coughing spell could allow exposure to rice water stools of the cholera flagellates. The introduction of bellows and a variety of rectal tubes to the process spared practitioners from this horrible fate, and for a time tobacco enemas were regarded as a mainstream treatment for a wide variety of maladies, along with leeches, turpentine stoops for hemorrhoids, and carbuncles. In 1811, English scientist Ben Brodie discovered that nicotine was toxic to the heart, and it soon became unfashionable to prescribe tobacco smoke #enemas #constipationrelief
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