Cannabis.

Could you eat a whole human being?

With the help of a doctor, a scientist and a chef,

I set out to see if it's possible.

Cannibalism. I set out to see if it's possible.

Cannibalism Part 2, Disposal So many serial killers have tried and failed to dispose of a body.

In 1949, John George Haig disposed of his sixth victim in a 40-gall gallon fat of sulfuric acid. With her body boiling at

337 degrees Celsius, within 48 hours he had dissolved almost all of

Olive Durand-deacon, except her foot, 18 small bones, 3 gallstones,

and 28 pounds or 2 stone of body fat. He failed as it takes a stronger acid than sulfuric to dissolve a human

body. If he were to try it today in the United Kingdom, he'd be stumped as it is illegal to buy anything

stronger than a 15% solution of sulfuric acid without an EPP license.

And yet, the human body has its own vat of acid, capable of disposing of human remains.

The stomach is a work of biological wonder.

A 12 inches long, 6 inches wide, 160 grams in weight and encased in just a 5 mill wall of muscle and mucosa, it secretes 1.5 liters of gastric juice a day.

Made of lipase and pepsen, two enzymes which break down fats and proteins,

an lethal mix of hydrochloric acid, potassium chloride and sodium chloride.

It's so powerful, stomach acid can dissolve meat, bone, fat and sinew.

It can destroy all but three types of bacteria, and it can permanently erase tattoos, birthmarks and scars.

Although oddly, it can't digest the skin of peas,

which is why when you vomit they come out whole.

With a pH level of 1.5, it can dissolve most metals like zinc, magnesium and copper.

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