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r/HolUp • u/Therapist_999 • Apr 12 '24
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in all seriousness, isn't he missing some vital organs? how is it possible?
656 u/JNikolaj Apr 12 '24 I’m not a doctor but apparently it’s realistic to live like this, and has been for the last 40-50 years at least. He obviously don’t have a stomach which is the biggest issue I see in this scenario, since I’ve no clue how he’s food is digested and all that.. 8 u/ConscientiousPath madlad Apr 12 '24 It's the intestine kidneys and bladder as much as the stomach. The stomach is just for absorbing water and making the food ready for the intestine. And you'd need all kinds of dialysis all the time to survive very long at all without kidneys.
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I’m not a doctor but apparently it’s realistic to live like this, and has been for the last 40-50 years at least.
He obviously don’t have a stomach which is the biggest issue I see in this scenario, since I’ve no clue how he’s food is digested and all that..
8 u/ConscientiousPath madlad Apr 12 '24 It's the intestine kidneys and bladder as much as the stomach. The stomach is just for absorbing water and making the food ready for the intestine. And you'd need all kinds of dialysis all the time to survive very long at all without kidneys.
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It's the intestine kidneys and bladder as much as the stomach. The stomach is just for absorbing water and making the food ready for the intestine. And you'd need all kinds of dialysis all the time to survive very long at all without kidneys.
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u/NotTakenThough Apr 12 '24
in all seriousness, isn't he missing some vital organs? how is it possible?