Posted by Sitharc 3 years ago Report

Aside from the willing aspect, love the uploaded the sequence, still love the graphic digestion.

Also love the 'status' details, are the numbers thrown out, or were those calculated? Interesting either way!

Posted by Reactorgirl 3 years ago Report

Ooooh, I would love to answer that question!

As far as how I calculated the nutrients, this is how I did it:

I just re-researched Zelda's/Peach's stats, and I was off :p combined, they should be average of 125 lbs. Oh well.

Besides that, I researched body fat, and I determined that the body fat percentage based on slim but non-athletic females to be around 22%

My same research concluded that body muscle percentage of the same type of woman at Zelda's/Peach's age to be around 32%.

Fat percentage calculates directly to calories, so 22% body fat to lbs body fat = 24 lbs -> 11000 grams -> 9 calories/ gram fat -> 99,000 Calories!

Muscle requires another calculation because muscle weight is not pure protein, so I just made an assumption that lean human muscle mass is equal to lean beef muscle mass (I used the stats of a beef eye of round roast, as it's one of the leanest cuts of beef). 32% Muscle Mass -> 35 lbs lean meat -> 3000 gram protein -> 4 calories/gram protein -> 12,000 calories.

For carbs, an average LIVE healthy human carries 300 grams carbs in the form of glycogen in their muscle tissue and liver. The reason why meat we eat doesn't have any carbs is because glycogen breaks down very quickly after the death of the organism. Since this is soft vore, I accounted for this and used it for my calculation. 300 gram carb -> 4 calories/ gram carb -> 1200 calories.

In weight loss discussions, the rule of thumb is 3500 calories equals 1 lb of fat gained. The human body is not perfectly efficient at converting food's nutrients to fat, so I just made another assumption of 50%.

I know that was probably just a bunch of words, but I hope that answers your question :)

Posted by Sitharc 3 years ago Report

Is there an online version of this formula or something that one could use? If not... hmm, someone who knows how to should have a digestion/weight gain calculator or something in regards to vore. A realistic one at least.

I usually have more of the prey's weight adding to the pred than that, but take it these are more realistic numbers.

Since irl people can eat many pounds of food and gain little to no weight.

Still love the other details like their mental state and what not displayed as it went along.

Weight so lil gain for that must intake... that must mean one hell of a bowel movement (or several!) for Samus here... If disposal were to happen.