Dear Sciencey know-it-alls
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neveragain84 wrote: »Would blending it help?
The corn I mean.0 -
MyChocolateDiet wrote: »beemerphile1 wrote: »MyChocolateDiet wrote: »...corn...its just gonna come out looking exactly the same as it did going in....
Sounds like you need to slow down and chew your food thoroughly.
That's pretty high drag low speed.
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I am so in love with the fact you just said high drag low speed... we said that ALL the time at the Mother I... only it was low drag- high speed.
LMAO. made my morning.0 -
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hsld is the opposite of course.
lol
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theoryofempire wrote: »The corn skin/kernel shell is an insoluble fiber. Even if you chew it very well, chances are the skin stays in tact. I looked this up recently, and even if you chew and chew and chew your corn, the reason it comes out looking like whole kernels is because poo makes its way into the kernel skin and it looks like a whole kernel. I'll post the article if you really want, but it's an easy Google search away.
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What do you say to your corn?
See you tomorrow!0 -
neveragain84 wrote: »Would blending it help?
The corn I mean.
This entire thread- and then this. LMAO0 -
*Crosses corn off the grocery list* at least for awhile0
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I ate corn today and remembering this thread I chewed it real hard. Let's see what happens next.0
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MyChocolateDiet wrote: »I ate corn today and remembering this thread I chewed it real hard. Let's see what happens next.
I'm glad you brought this back to life!0 -
MyChocolateDiet wrote: »I ate corn today and remembering this thread I chewed it real hard. Let's see what happens next.
I'm glad you brought this back to life!
Well I had sworn off corn for awhile but today I had some and remembered to chew well.0 -
What you're seeing in the toilet bowl is the cellulose shell of each corn kernel. Humans can't digest that portion of the kernel, so it just passes undigested into our poo. We digest everything that was once held inside that kernel, though. So you still have to log the corn to account for all the sugar and starches that your body digested when you ate that corn.0
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