How much food can a person swallow in one gulp?
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DEpends upon the size of the persons throat.
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I figure that it takes a full day for food to pass from the mouth to the, er... toilet. I heard the statistic somewhere that you have approximately 15 metres of gastrointestinal tract. therefore, food travels at an average speed of 15 metres a day (0.625metres/hr or 62.5cm per hour). For those of you working in imperial measures, that's about 2 feet per hour. \n\nMy answer is based on an adult who has one bowel movement per day at regular intervals
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Please remember that often those values are based on a 2000 calorie diet, something many people exceed.\n\nYes, it would, if you were on a 2000 calorie diet, for if you have 1000 needed, and you drank 20%, or 200, then 200 more, 200+200 is 400, or 40%
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Drinking lots of water takes up space in your stomach, hence less food can fit..
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It can be fattening especially if you drink a lot of it. About 65 calories in a 1 oz serving.
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More than you could put in your mouth without chewing
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actually the standard answer of how much water to drink is too standard - it should be 1/2 oz for each pound you weigh - if you weigh 200 pounds you should drink approx 100 onces per day
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1 teaspoon of peanut butter
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lets say 15-20 mins, you don't want those stomach juices in ur mouth :)~
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Take a half table spoon of baking soda, mix with water, swallow. Works great.
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A friend's ex-wife poisoned his dinner while we were out of the house.  Since we shared it, no one died, but we both got a really bad case of the runs.  Considering how ill I was and double it, I would guess even if he'd eaten the whole thing it wouldn't have killed him.  \nThough I don't know how much she put in there.\n\nThat stuff has a definite smell. \n\nIt really depends on the immune system and constituion of the victim.  If they're already sick, probably not much.\n A healthy adult:  Probably a lot. An ounce or more?
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A minimum of 64 oz a day, but more is better. Don't drink it all at once, though. Hyponatremia ("water intoxication" or "water poisoning") can occur, but only if a large quantity of water is consumed in a short amount of time. Spread it out throughout the day, and you can drink a gallon easily.
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A serving of water is 8oz so 64oz would be the daily recommended minimum.
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I know of people in the health industry who take up to 14,000mg a day, which is a lot. I personally can't tolerate that much. Just listen to your body, it will tell you if you've had too much - you'll feel sick and have diarrhoea usually.
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I have heard mixed reactions from many people. One person said that if she eats more than say a spoonful of food, she throws up. She spends more time in the bathroom vomiting than she does any other function. Eventually she will die from dehydration. \n\nOn the other hand a fellow scout leader said she has lots 125 pounds and feels the best she has in over 25 years. So go figure. \n\nPersonally I would not do it nor would I recomend it unless you were grossly obese.
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volume means liquids and solids.....you might eat a little but you are drinking a lot.....you should eat about a cupful at each meal 4 x a day.......every 4 hours....eat a little something..your blood sugar remains stable..you don't stretch your stomach and your energy level remains level
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This all depends on the person. Bigger people can consume larger volumes of alcohol. Metabolism also plays a major role.