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Can a freshwater enema rehydrate?
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The one about taking water through the rectum puzzled me. One expert said that the fresh water was not salty enough; the other made use of an osmotic argument and said that salt water was not fresh enough. Since water will tend to pass through a semi permeable membrane to dilute the saltier side, it would seem to me that fresh water would certainly work. The two arguments seemed at odds with each other.
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