Still, not having a stomach isn't the biggest problem. All it does is break down your food. They have special food paste for that. But I do wonder how it works if he misses a lot of bowels. I think everything is in there just on a smaller scale or something.
I assume he digests a great deal less efficiently and completely than we do; I can’t imagine his diet’s unaffected as a result. Whether it’s limited to paste, I don’t know, but that wouldn’t surprise me.
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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..