Depends on diet and a bunch of digestive factors that vary from person to person.
You seem to know a lot about it, you must have had lots of shiitty experiences.
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Depends on diet and a bunch of digestive factors that vary from person to person.
I got a good laugh out of this. Think how much gas you put in your BC per pound you offset now add that to your colon instead
To be fair, some people can be a real tight @$$.But we are talking about air inside your gut. A liter of air weighs 1.29 grams at standard temperature and pressure. So if I've done my math right, we would need to compress it to 773 bar (11,211 psi) for it to becomes neutrally buoyant. It is somewhat unlikely that constipation could provide sufficient pressure, whatever it may feel like.
I'm having one right now thanks to the two liters of prep fluid I had to drink for my colonoscopy appointment tomorrow.You seem to know a lot about it, you must have had lots of shiitty experiences.
I'm having one right now thanks to the two liters of prep fluid I had to drink for my colonoscopy appointment tomorrow.
That stinks, hope it all comes out ok.I'm having one right now thanks to the two liters of prep fluid I had to drink for my colonoscopy appointment tomorrow.
I didn't do a buoyancy check before I started so there's a scientific opportunity missed.
That stinks, hope it all comes out ok.