From [2]: The C.I.A. has repeatedly defended its use of rectal rehydration as legitimate medical practice, rather than punishment. “Medical personnel who admi

From [2]: The C.I.A. has repeatedly defended its use of rectal rehydration as legitimate medical practice, rather than punishment. “Medical personnel who administered rectal rehydration did not do so as an interrogation technique or as a means to degrade a detainee but, instead, utilized the well-acknowledged medical technique to address pressing health issues,” Sorry, what. Proctoclysis, the thing we did before IVs in the WWI is well acknowledged... I think I saw one at the medical history museum in Barcelona once.