Re: [EVGRAY] FLYING IN SPACE WITH A REAL FLY ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE STATION!!!

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Werner,
Sorry to hear about your health problem mate.
Because our small intestine is what absorbs most of the nutrients from our food, then if you lost the entire small intestine you would have to be fed intravenously.

Have you lost all of your small intestine?  Your small intestine is 20 feet long Werner, and most surgeries that remove part of the intestines would try to keep as much of the small intestine as possible. If you retained about 5 feet of it you should be able to absorb enough nutrients to survive.
I've not been confronted by anyone with this problem mate, so I haven't gone into it.
The easiest nutrients to absorb are raw fruit and fruit juices.

George




   On Sunday, 3 June 2018, 06:43:54 GMT+10, werner held [email protected] [EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:  
 
     

HI GEORGE ,YOU talk of your studies  well in your studies have you ever heard of a way to absorb vitamins&minerals other 
than through the SMALL INTESTINE ??I was in a very BAD ACCIDENT 32yrs back in 1986 I was dead for 1/2 hr in a coma for 3mths my left leg was broke off except the skin holding it on!they put it back in place &let it heal!  Also my SMALL INTESTINE  WAS REMOVED!So it is near impossible for me to take in nutrients easily some are absorbed thru the stomach lining but?!SO YOU SEE MY NEED FOR AN ANSWER TO MY PROBLEM !!I am 64 yrs old & seeing problems arise!THANKS FOR ANY INPUT 

    On Saturday, June 2, 2018 1:21 PM, "george gray [email protected] [EVGRAY]" <[email protected]> wrote:
 

      Hi Ron, Werner and all,