23/11/2009

An unusual way of desalting water

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According to Xavier Maniguet, in his "Survive" book, and relating the story of Lynn Robertson, famous shipwrecker, it is possible to desalt water with the human rectal mucous membranes...

It is the fonction of the colic mucous to absorb water in feces.

you just have to put salted water in your ass...

this method has no real scientific experimentation, but it should be.

any volunteer?

Martin Gautron

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