Christophe wrote:Are you being stupid on purpose?
No, it is his strength, he resists all evidence and all common sense. The powers of the brain ...
If'l opens up to intelligence, he crumbles.
Dr eclectron's psychic minute
Christophe wrote:Are you being stupid on purpose?
Christophe wrote:Are you being stupid on purpose?
We're already talking about 96 hours without urinating, drinking or eating ... verified time ... most people would be in a coma, right?
Christophe wrote:Are you being stupid on purpose?
We're already talking about 96 hours without urinating, drinking or eating ... verified time ... most people would be in a coma, right?
I'm just saying that concentration increases the performance of the body tenfold ...
I wonder how much kCal we feed a person in a coma ...
$Christophe wrote:Christophe wrote:Are you being stupid on purpose?
We're already talking about 96 hours without urinating, drinking or eating ... verified time ... most people would be in a coma, right?
Come on ABC siteplé, devote yourself to science ... try to last 4 days without pee or poo ...
ps: you can fart though!
ABC2019 wrote:should ask a doctor, but most likely more than 1000 kcal / day.
Water and ion intake (sodium, potassium, calcium) according to blood and urine ionograms, and input / output balance.
Calorie intake by gastric tube or parenterally (intravenously) of about 2000 calories per day, to be adapted to nutritional status.
Intakes of vitamin B1, B6, PP, and phosphorus.
Mechanical ventilation in case of respiratory failure with frequent aspirations of bronchial secretions.
Anti-decubitus mattress, skin care, monitoring of support points. The massage of these weakened points is controversial.
Eye care, mouth care.
Passive physiotherapy in bed to prevent tendon retractions.
Prevention of venous thrombosis by heparin therapy.
Janic wrote: Some yogis, (this is not within the reach of anyone of course,) are buried after having put themselves in catalepsy, the earth which covers them is sown so that there is no suspicion of cheating and they are then unearthed some months later <<< LOOOOOL !!! and resuscitated by a third party, because they cannot on their own. So no food, no drink, no air.
Thus Alexandra David Neel recounts her training in resistance to the cold, the final test of which was to successively dry sheets soaked in the neighboring icy stream, then placed on her naked body, in the shelter of a cave, in the middle of the Himalayan winter.
Usually impossible to do for someone, obviously, as the caloric expenditure is enormous.
Christophe wrote:For that you need training and a very good physical condition ... and I don't know yours!
Okay, because it's you I make you 50%: 48 hours without eating, drinking, urinating or pooing ... chick?
ABC2019 wrote:Christophe wrote:For that you need training and a very good physical condition ... and I don't know yours!
Okay, because it's you I make you 50%: 48 hours without eating, drinking, urinating or pooing ... chick?
I don't know, and I don't want to take the risk of bursting my bladder or something, but if you want to try you will tell me
48 hours without poop yes it does happen. It's after that it's hard
I doubt a novice can do it! relate to what she wrote about it.the final test was to dry successively sheets soaked in the nearby icy stream,
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