Despite the stark disparities in their social classes and professions, Beaumont and St. Martin shared a surprisingly deep and intimate bond. Their connection transcended their differences, showcasing a unique dynamic that allowed them to relate to one another in meaningful ways.
In her book "Gulp: Adventures on the Alimentary Canal," Mary Roach explores various aspects of the human digestive system. She notes that when the tongue touches the stomach's mucous lining in a relaxed state, it doesn't detect any acidic taste, highlighting the fascinating intricacies of our body's functions.