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A word of warning. If you're easily offended by cannibalism, death, torture and fascinating facts about the human body,

this series may not be for you. Therefore therefore listener discretion is advised.

Cannibalism 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 Part 21. The inedibles. Hair is indigestable.

Bones are tricky to absorb.

Many organs require preparation, and several body parts are too toxic for

anyone to swallow. But what about the bits which it is said are inedable.

2021, Russia. In the car boot of Yegor Comorov, the Marino Cannibal,

a headless body was found with its throat ripped out, surrounded by teeth marks.

But as the throat contains several tough structures, like the pharynx, the larynx, and

the hyoid bone, not only would swallow

it have risked ripping apart his own throat from the inside.

Although the thyroid gland is widely seen as a sweetbread, eaten raw and unprepared.

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