Please don’t ask why I need this.
It would be great if the food also made me sweat less.
It has to be something I can easily find.
EDITS FOR CLARIFICATION:
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I am not planning on partaking in any illegal activities.
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I do not condone the use of illegal substances and am not planning on smuggling anything anywhere.
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I am not going on a hiking trip or mailing myself anywhere.
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I will be staying in a tent (not a small one; a huge with with air conditioning and everything). I will be traveling for five days, returning to my current location on day 3 and traveling again on the last two days. I will not poop on the first three days (hopefully).
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Clean toilets with all the expected facilities will be available to me. I am not going to poop for reasons that I wish to keep to myself.
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If it gets bad, like really bad, like a-piece-of-poop-is-literally-halfway-out-my-ass bad, I will use the toilets.
Please stop asking because I am not telling anyone the reason.
I didn’t see this answer, so sorry if it’s been said, but just don’t eat. It’s three days, after all. Incidentally I’ve read that if you ate solely what your body needed to survive, it would take 20-40 days to even build up enough waste to have to poop.
This is absolutely correct. You can survive just fine for three days with no food. You’ll be tired and cranky but alive.
This might cause a different problem…runny shit and then they’ll have no choice but to poop.
Holy shit. Alright, so naturally I have to ask if it’s possible to eat just what you need to survive and still remain somewhat healthy. Or are you slowly withering at this point? What’s the middle-ground here? How long can a person survive on just the bare minimum before their body becomes too weak?
Maybe because most people are wary of giving something that might induce an eating disorder. Having said that, I’ve tried only consuming clear liquids for 4 days in a safe, controlled environment. I was cranky and thinking about solid food the whole time, basically planning my first meal to break the fast. But I survived with no lasting health consequences.