Can you gain weight by rubbing oil on your skin?
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heykatieben
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This might be a silly question, but it's really not clear to me. Is someone else more familiar with how the digestive system works, to answer this definitively? Thanks.
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What?0
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What kind of freaky deeky stuff are you into?
And I don't believe so.0 -
No0
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Yes you can gain the weight of the oil on your skin which is probably less than a gram. If you're talking about like 1lb I doubt it0
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How much does the oil weigh? And do you have huge, absorbent pores?0
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This might be a silly question, but it's really not clear to me. Is someone else more familiar with how the digestive system works, to answer this definitively? Thanks.
Is this a joke?0 -
hahah wtf? we're talking osmosis as opposed to ingestion?!0
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What kind of freaky deeky stuff are you into?
And I don't believe so.
ROFL@freaky deeky!!0 -
It would have to absorb into your digestive track...so no.0
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I suppose, theoretically, if you rubbed ONE POUND of oil into your skin and your skin absorbed all that oil, you would then weigh ONE POUND more than before you rubbed it in. It wouldn't be fat, though, just the weight of the oil absorbed into your skin. I imagine it would be difficult to rub a whole POUND of oil into your skin, though.0
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No. No you can't. Next topic, please?0
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gimmie a few I will let you know0
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I'm pretty sure only those who follow the HCG diet believe this.0
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What kind of freaky deeky stuff are you into?
And I don't believe so.
I don't know but I want to watch.0 -
The best absorbency is via the nipples so LUBE UP!0
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What kind of freaky deeky stuff are you into?
And I don't believe so.0 -
a friend of mine switched all of her lotions/shampoo's, make up, lip chaps, etc etc to oil free stuff.
Don't know if anything changed after using them all.0 -
I wish this were true . .l'd be hung like a pony!0
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She is talking about olive oil and the nutritional value in it if applied to skin. Probably but it should be so small it shouldn't be applied to diet.0
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Uh.
The answer is no.
If you want a more technical answer: anything you apply topically (on your skin) actually hits your lungs, not your GI tract,0
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