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Originally Posted by sclitheroe
How does stuff cling to your insides (like spackle! according to that one add on the Fan960) without getting infected, or without getting sloughed off and flushed away when the surface cells in those areas die and regenerate?
Makes no sense to me
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Yep, the colon is smooth with no villi and is lined with mucous and cells that fall away every couple days taking everything with it when they are shed
It's almost impossible for anything like "spackle" to get stuck to your colon walls. If something actually gets stuck there, it's probably time to see your Doctor.
That's not to say there aren't intestinal disorders and damage over time as we age such as ulcers and inflammatory infections, but for most people, the idea that you need to periodically go out of your way to clean out your own gut is bunk.