Of course that’s a possibility. I just like wondering the insane possibilities. Like the alcoholic that can have a BAL of 1.5+% and function all day perfectly normal (While drinking), I just wonder how their body processes the over-consumption of something that the majority of people would die or become very sick…

A lot more people seem to agree with what I’m saying. Are you confused by it?

That’s the problem with your comment. You claim incorrect before proven instead of just simply not proven. There’s is nothing incorrect about the facts I’ve given, and there is nothing currently incorrect about my theories.

Of course there’s no scientific evidence for what I said, because science can’t explain everything equally. That’s what is amazing about the human body. For every 100 normal people, there are a few extraordinary people. Consider the opposite of this conversation, like someone with Down’s Syndrome. We know the reason…

Because you aren’t trolling by questioning people’s professions that they’ve invested in for most of their lives.

I’m in my 30’s, and I don’t work out like I used to. Yet, I actually weigh less now than I did in high school when I was on the wrestling team. My father is almost 60, and he’s similar. He was a professional bodybuilder a long while ago, so he was an obvious freak of nature and still is. But even at 60, he looks…

Definitely shit. No probably. hahaha.

I honestly want to know this, too! I was discussing with someone else about the fact that we haven’t tested extensively these kinds of people and how their innards work. It would be a fascinating study, I think, because we would come to a closer idea as to how such a metabolic rate exists.

What makes you think she throws it up? Because I can guarantee that’s wrong. For her to eat that much in one sitting (3 kgs of noodles is a great example), all of that food will not be sitting in any one place to be thrown up after the fact. Much of it will already be in the process of digestion and out of the area to…

Not necessarily. It could mean that her body is very fast at extracting vitamins and nutrients. My only point was the possibility, since time and time again, we see amazing people defy laws all the time and live a long, “healthy” life, despite their habits.

Not necessarily. Obviously, that can be a case, but my point was to counter that she will automatically die soon from bad eating habits. Sure, on paper, it’s extremely unhealthy and would kill most people. My again, my point was what if she can do this and simply die of old age? I was only reenforcing that insanely…

Nope. In this case, it would be processing. She might be able to process the food very quickly, so no, it wouldn’t all be sitting in her stomach. Much of it would already be making its way through the intestines and ultimately pooped out. My assumption is that is she eats like this regularly, she probably poops at…

Precisely my point. On the same side of my family is my aunt who died in her 40s from liver failure, while her father (My grandfather) continues to live at 94 years old. Not only is he 94, but he still has a career. Two, in fact. He’s a city counsel member in my hometown, and he’s a (ready for this?) a neurological…

But your human body IS amazing, because both of you share so much of the same DNA, and yet, you are both extremely different (I’m assuming. haha). It’s bizarre and amazing that one individual can be so extremely one thing while the other is so extremely the opposite.

Those were all referring to genetics. Yes. What some people are capable of in regard to health is amazing. And yes, a body that can process food faster and healthier is technically a “smarter” body, and that’s not a knock at anyone. It’s just gifting. There’s no such thing as a perfect specimen, but there are many…

Precisely! And like you said, it’s fascinating that we haven’t studied this more. The degree that some people can process is unbelievable, especially when compared to those with normal metabolisms or a very slow metabolism. Again, the human body is a wonderful mystery, and yes, it’s amazing.

Just read about Phineas Gage. One of the most amazing stories in history.

And how’s that? Because some people are naturally more gifted than others? Don’t degrade the profession of those who truly seek to help people better their habits and lifestyle. Most people in the world don’t have a good metabolism, and many people have various ailments that prevent them from exercising well. I am…

I never once said “super metabolism”. Stop making stuff up.

Quite the contrary. I’m actually telling you, as a professional, that some people are just better equipped than others. If you are one of those people, you have to do far less to maintain a healthy life. If you aren’t one of those people, well, you have to do far more to maintain a healthy life.