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It was mentioned as a source providing a description of Charles II's jaw and his inability to chew due to its unusual protrusion, also mentioning his habit of swallowing food whole.
He has a ravenous stomach and swallows all he eats whole for his nether jaw stands so much out that his two rows of teeth cannot meet to compensate which he has a prodigious wide throat so that a gizz...
— Episode: Short Stuff: Habsburg Jaw
Episode: Short Stuff: Habsburg Jaw
It was mentioned as a source providing a description of Charles II's jaw and his inability to chew due to its unusual protrusion, also mentioning his habit of swallowing food whole.
He has a ravenous stomach and swallows all he eats whole for his nether jaw stands so much out that his two rows of teeth cannot meet to compensate which he has a prodigious wide throat so that a gizzard or liver of a hen passes down whole in his weak stomach not being able to digest it, he voids in the same manner.
Episode: Short Stuff: Habsburg Jaw
It was mentioned as a source that discussed Charles II's jaw, explaining how his teeth were so misaligned due to his Habsburg jaw that he couldn't chew his food and had to swallow it whole.
He has a ravenous stomach and swallows all he eats whole for his nether jaw stands so much out that his two rows of teeth cannot meet to compensate which he has a prodigious wide throat so that a gizzard or liver of a hen passes down whole in his weak stomach not being able to digest it, he voids in the same manner.
Episode: Short Stuff: Habsburg Jaw
It was mentioned as a source detailing Charles II's inability to chew due to his prominent lower jaw, and that he swallowed his food whole, even chicken gizzards.
He has a ravenous stomach and swallows all he eats whole for his nether jaw stands so much out that his two rows of teeth cannot meet to compensate which he has a prodigious wide throat so that a gizzard or liver of a hen passes down whole in his weak stomach not being able to digest it, he voids in the same manner.
Episode: Short Stuff: Habsburg Jaw
It was mentioned as a source detailing the struggles of Charles II of Spain due to his pronounced Habsburg jaw, including his inability to chew and needing to swallow food whole.
He has a ravenous stomach and swallows all he eats whole for his nether jaw stands so much out that his two rows of teeth cannot meet to compensate which he has a prodigious wide throat so that a gizzard or liver of a hen passes down whole in his weak stomach not being able to digest it, he voids in the same manner.