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Stomach Port -

Category: Nutrition
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Are you tired of wasting precious time during the day by sitting down and masticating? Are you tired of cooking for bratty kids? If so, the FoodJAM Stomach Port could be the solution. The device is a surgically implanted port that opens a door in your torso so pre-digested food can be power pumped into the top of your G.I. tract in a matter of seconds, bypassing the mouth and esophagus and saving hours a day! Pressurized food tubes with nutritionally balanced meals could be available or "filling stations" could be found on the street like hot dog vendors. The food in the tubes would be pastelike and predigested with some acid so your body wouldn't have to do any of that junk!

MindJammer, May 08 2006

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Since chickens can survive without heads, and the intellect of a few contributers such as this are in that category, a neat surgical excision of all structures above the neck could be appropriate for appreciators of this solution. This would eliminate noise, inneffective thinking, and blockage of the digestive tract to permit massive quick feeding procedures. Proper employment of these limited creatures could be a problem but I'm sure the Bush administration could find places for them in government.

sand, May 09 2006

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mujoo, May 11 2006

this idea is rediculous, who in their right mind would undergo such surgery just to save the time of eating. eating is generally enjoyable, and a reason for a mid-day break from work, the time spent eating is hardly a negative aspect or waste. also, i see a problem with this system because the chance of infection must be astronomical, considering that you are injecting pure nutrient through the port, and any excess left on the surrounding area, even microscopic amounts will cause bacterial infestation, also the insertion of a cannula through human flesh is not simple, i have one for the injection of insulin, which has to be moved every 3 days to reduce the risk of infection, luckily it is only a small tube, but to have a tube large enough to inject the needed nutrients would be impossible to move on a regular basis as it would require surgical installation.

drewnahant, Nov 16 2007

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