Could you live without a stomach?

Stomach is gone! Find out what happens...

Human Buddy is our NEW animation show where we explore the wonders of the human body. As usual, with our fun, entertaining style used on SolarBalls & MrSpherical. Let’s explore!

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[humanbuddy]

Calling all the OG! Let's break records and make this comment get 500 replies and 2, 000 likes!!!! 😱😱

[cosmic_idol]

Doctor - Sun
Brain - Jupiter
Heart - Mercury
Right Lung - Mars
Left Lung - Uranus
Liver - Venus
Stomach - Saturn
Right Kidney - Phobos
Left Kidney - Deimos
Intestines - Neptune
Pancreas - Charon
Spleen - Pluto

[chestunlockingCR]

Nice one, these videos are continuing to get better and better. I love that you included the blood cells and the organs behind the stomach like the spleen. It just seemed so much better with these little details in the video and more inpatient for the next. Keep up the Good work!👍👍👍

[randus]

Many organs you can 'technically' live without, however living without them will result in a huge drop in quality of life. The only exception to this rule of thumb I can think of is the appendix. Even then it is hypothesized the appendix acts as a reserve for gut bacteria.

[merecoon]

I can see this game turning into a series “ can we live without this organ”

[eyspeedon]

Hey human buddy I know what’s your next video gonna be about how some people live without a stomach and the other videos are going to be about our brain at full capacity

[thebananaspeedruns]

It would be interesting to see how the body reacts to an organ transplant when they get a completely new organ replacing the old one and the new organ has a completely different personality than the old one

An example would be a 10 year old boy’s heart is failing and need a heart transplant, and it happens that a 30 year old woman who is an organ donor that had chocked to death and died with healthy organs. So the boy’s heart gets replaced with the woman’s heart, the heart will have to adjust to being in a male’s body, while the boy’s body will have to adjust to having a female heart who’s personality is nothing like the old heart’s was. With his new heart the boy survives and just needs his body to adjust to his new heart

[CeresSD]

Yes. Yes you can. Just make sure to consume products that are already heavily broken down and simple for the intake through the intestines.

Most would have to be liquid, to mimic chyme, since that's what becomes of food with digestion in the stomach.

[RSFSR]

1:20 that, "YOU, " was hilarious 😂😂

[keroppiandyyuen]

You can, some people who suffered cancer got their stomach removed because the tumor is there or near there.
You will need to be careful of what you eat, how you cook them and make sure to chew them well.
More importantly, you will need regular injection of vitamin B12, often given as injection to muscle every 3 months. Supplement by mouth would not work because without the stomach producing a chemical called "intrinsic factor", no matter how much B12 you eat none can be absorbed from the gut.

[Chilly_dude]

This channel, mr spherical, solarballs, and workerboi always make me hype for what is coming next, a feeling that I haven’t felt in a while

[friendfry]

Solarballs vs Human Body
Brian = Jupiter
Liver = Venus
Large intestines = Neptune
Kidneys = Mar's moons
This is all my opinion

[DragoPlayzThis]

Thank you Human Buddy and friends for this amazing content i really appreciate it.

[badrkiller]

0:54 I thought the video ended here💀💀💀

[Jellyman]

I love how the kidneys are just Phobos and Deimos. 😂

[psgqwin]

Love your videos man keep posting em your an awesome content creator and animator🔥❤️

[myla]

Absolutely love this episode :3
I'm learning here more than in biology classes lol

[Pennsylvania_ball]

I love how the stomach loves healthy food. Pretty obvious since it’s good for you.

[giantleprechaun]

I have IBS, and if you don’t know what that is, in short words, you have stomach aches more often, and boy, does it hurt after you’re done. The condition is permanent ( Meaning you live with it until you die) And it’s only been two years. I hope Human buddy can teach us more about the stomach and intestines. It will mean a lot to me even though I don’t want to be a doctor as a career🥹💖 Maybe I’m a nerd 🧐

[mohammadayubkhan]

Next episode: can we live without one of the lungs