Can someone live on a liquid diet for life?

Can someone live on a liquid diet for life?

Can someone live on a liquid diet of meal replacement shakes, orange juice and vegetable juice for life?

Only if they have certain health issues.

No, not a healthy person.

Could a person live on a liquid diet for life, if they got enough calories, nutrients and protein?

For a person to live on a liquid diet for life, what would they have to drink every day?
Ensure? Boost? Any type of meal replacement shake? Juice?

Please stop opening new threads. I have merged these three.

A healthy person should not be on a liquid diet for life. It would be very dangerous to your health as you would be missing out on a lot of essential vitamins, nutrients and proteins.

There is nothing. Death would occur eventually.

Why are you asking that? More information is needed before it can be answered correctly.

Why are you asking that? More information is needed before it can be answered correctly.

Oh, then just find her other thread where all the previous questions were merged.


EDIT- Oh, looks like we were merged too!

Anorexia seems to be the main theme here.

Someone need committed into a funny farm and force fed... while the shrinks work on fixing the brain malfunction.

Or just let them kill themselves and save everyone a lot of money that can be better spent on people that actually want to live.

Its been a long week and my ration of compassion got used up on someone else that wouldn't listen to anyone on another thread.

Nope... I'd never make it as a therapist...

Nope...I'd never make it as a therapist....
I'll not call you if I need one. Instead, I'll let you tell me of your great adventures throughout your life. (We each have our special attributes.)

I'll not call you if I need one. Instead, I'll let you tell me of your great adventures throughout your life. (We each have our special attributes.)

I really wish I was allowed to talk to anyone about a lot of them... instead of having to be careful what is said and to whom.

But I've still got a lot that's unrelated I can... considering I never really set out to do all that by design. Just happened to work out the way it did.

Theoretically yes, if it was meeting your physiological needs (eg. Adequate carbs,proteins,fats,vitamins,minerals,antioxidants ,water), but I think it would significantly reduce the quality/enjoyment of your life having a preoccupation with trying to maintain a liquided diet.