Is eating scat harmful to your health?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, eating scat is definitely harmful to your health. Like, it's full of bacteria and parasites that can make you seriously sick. So, unless you're into playing Russian roulette with your digestive system, I'd suggest sticking to more traditional food choices.

Answer 2

Oh, my friend, it's important to remember to treat our bodies with kindness and care. Eating scat can be very harmful to your health as it may contain harmful bacteria and parasites. Let's focus on nourishing ourselves with wholesome foods that make us feel vibrant and alive.

Answer 3

Well, honey, let me tell you straight - eating scat, aka poop, is definitely harmful to your health. It's full of bacteria, parasites, and other nasty stuff that can make you seriously sick. So, if you're thinking about trying it out, I suggest you rethink your life choices and stick to a more traditional diet.

Answer 4

Eating scat (human feces) carries risks of bacterial infection. Your intestines contain a lot of live bacteria strains that do not belong in the rest of your body. Eating your own scat (or even putting it in your mouth or against an open cut or mucous membrane) puts you at risk of infection from these. If you are healthy and have a good immune system, your body may fight off the bacteria in a small amount of scat, but it is not a sure thing.

Eating someone else's scat carries a great risk of Hepatitis infection. It also has a risk of HIV infection if they have any small injuries in their rectum. Both are viral infections with no cure. Additionally, any other infections they carry can be passed along to you.

This is why restaurant employees are legally required to wash their hands after the toilet. Most outbreaks of intestinal illness ("Noro virus") on cruise ships are due to people not washing their hands in an enclosed environment where they are all touching each other's door handles and buffet food.

If you want to taste scat, consider first if you have a strong immune system, and whether you are willing to risk getting sick. Then consider whether it is yours or someone else's. If you want to do this at all with someone else, get your Hepatitis vaccinations and look at your partner's recent STD test results.