IV food drip

[shortstack]

TPN does have lipids, thats why its white. Can be customized though.

no tpn is yellow, the lipids are the white.

 

[e6er]

I have an IV drip - it was for my cat when she was sick. I doubt you could use it though.. Almost have a full bag

 

[firenwire]

no tpn is yellow, the lipids are the white.

LOL

 

[Synpax]

Hmm. It seems I may have been wrong. I actually got my information from an RN initially, but it seems you can get other types of nutrition through an IV. See here:

http://www.chclibrary.org/micromed/00058720.html

 

[shortstack]

Hmm. It seems I may have been wrong. I actually got my information from an RN initially, but it seems you can get other types of nutrition through an IV. See here:

http://www.chclibrary.org/micromed/00058720.html

you should have answered me questioniing your previous post, and i coulda told you that, lol.
i live on tpn and lipids for 2 months without any food whats so ever.

 

[ATLmuscles]

Too funny. I thought I was the only one who thought of crazy shit like this!

 

[Synpax]

you should have answered me questioniing your previous post, and i coulda told you that, lol.
i live on tpn and lipids for 2 months without any food whats so ever.

Yeah, silly me for not taking what a guy on an internet site who can't spell 'questioning' or 'whatsoever's advice on what is possible and safe to inject myself with.

j/k

 

[shortstack]

Yeah, silly me for not taking what a guy on an internet site who can't spell 'questioning' or 'whatsoever's advice on what is possible and safe to inject myself with.

j/k

i love ppl like this that have to make remarks at ones spelling. when most of the time its just a matter of typing fast. yeah you were pretty silly to think that you cant be nurished through iv. i mean what the hell would hospitals do with people in comas?

j/k

 

[PHit41]

Also you would have to walk around with an IV needle in you all the time or you would end up with veins like a herione addict due to constant insertion.

actually there is a form of semi-permanent IV. They have it right above ones chest near the heart. It is given to patients who are in the hospital for months/years. Pretty rad stuff. You could just do that but i dont think the blood pressure from lifting would help.

 

[shortstack]

actually there is a form of semi-permanent IV. They have it right above ones chest near the heart. It is given to patients who are in the hospital for months/years. Pretty rad stuff. You could just do that but i dont think the blood pressure from lifting would help.

its called a central line.
there is also a "pic" line that doesnt go into the aorta artery line the central line does.