Droppings, dung, stool, crap, crap, crap, BM, No. 2, dung, faeces and intestinal contents are all the same. I use all these terms, as sometimes my clients do not know what feces or stool. If I can not communicate with my customers, I can not help them.
Feces contains water, indigestible fiber, undigested food, shed intestinal cells, living and dead bacteria, bile and worn out red blood cells. A normal stool should be brown to light brown, formed but not hard or too soft, cylindrical but not flattened on each side, fairly bulky and full-bodied, but not compact, easy to happen, and it should not have an extremely foul odor. Each bowel movement should be rejuvenated in a piece about the size and shape of a banana at the end. Sometimes this will not be seen when the feces dissolves in the toilet. Some people think that when the body absorbs all the minerals from food, floating stools. Others believe that the Chair should decline. I think the important thing is that there are no air bubbles in the chair, and that it does not fall like a brick in the toilet. It should be somewhere in the middle.
An occasional deviation from this pattern is acceptable. Any chronic deviation of the above scheme is not healthy and should be treated.
It's amazing how many people do not even look on their stools in the toilet. It is so important. Stool can tell a lot about your health, if you read to learn. The digestion takes place. It's a shame that few of us do not talk about it without embarrassment. For example:
o Air or bubbles in the stool may mean that we have a good or plant species have imbalance, and that gas-producing bacteria are overgrown and in competition with healthy plants.
o Alternating bouts of diarrhea and constipation can be irritable bowel syndrome, allergies, red meat, spices, sugar, alcohol, stress, lack of fiber, irregular bowel movements.
o Color: stools are usually the color of the food.
Constipation can occur o, leading to impaction – the presence happen in the rectum of a mass of feces too large. Impaction is usually the result of poor bowel movement, a diet with too little liquid and roughage, too much protein and lack of physical activity.
o diarrhea, whether acute or chronic, interfere with, the intestine can be out of rhythm and lead to irregularities. It may mean that your colon is not functioning properly. The large intestine is responsible for the removal of excess water from the faeces. Rule outs include food poisoning, lactose intolerance, fear, stress, too many antacids, antibiotics, parasites like giardia or coccidia, Balantidien, Coccidoidiomycosis or other parasites, viruses, bacterial overgrowth, inflammatory bowel disease and irritable bowel syndrome. A healthy gut is taking about half a liter and a half and compress up to 1 cup chair. That's pretty amazing.
o Frank red blood cells (obvious bright red bleeding) may be a sign of hemorrhoids, colitis, Crohn's disease, irritable bowel, colon or rectum affected by the chair telling us we need to drink more water causes.
o Horrible smelling stools – too much protein, flora imbalance.
o If the stool black, tarry and sticky (called melena), this may mean that from the small intestine bleeding. This type of stool is usually a distinctive bad odor. If you've ever smelled a dog with Parvo, corona or rotavirus, you know what I mean.
o Light green stools – can be seen Too much sugar, fruit or vegetables and not enough grains or salt (or in the case of animals, too much grass), diverticulitis and intestinal mucosal inflammation due to allergies or parasites.
o oily or greasy looking stools that may be very great swimmers and can usually mean that your pancreas or small intestine are not good enough and does not release enough digestive enzymes. Normal stools are about 1% fat. If this proportion increased to around 7%, the chair look oily and greasy. This is called steatorrhea. High-fat meals can happen, but should only be temporary.
o Pale or clay colored stools can mean that your gall bladder or liver are not working properly.
o pencil thin or ribbon-like stools may mean you have a polyp or growth on the inside of the colon or rectum.
o presence of food: If the chair breaks easily and you can see pieces of the food you ate, maybe you do not chew thoroughly enough. This can lead to GERD, heartburn, bloating and diarrhea.
o Red or magenta stool – income from Beet.
o very dark stools: Too much red wine, too much salt in the diet, not enough vegetables. Pepto Bismol can blueberries (the bismuth in it) and iron pills for the dark chairs.
Normal bowel movements not only to improve the quality of life help them to prevent several common diseases – for example, diverticulitis and fecal impaction. Gallstones, appendicitis, colon cancer, hiatal hernia, diabetes and heart disease also have the quality of bowel habits and the foods that affect them, put into context.
Number of stools: Healthy bowel activity is one or two sets of moderate size every day. Every other day or once or twice a week bowel movements can harm because the intestinal contents to release toxins back into the body through the mucous membranes. You have to keep that waste moving!
Fecal incontinence (uncontrollable diarrhea) should be treated by a professional. Often this symptom (and irritable bowel syndrome) I get an intestinal parasite. One or two bottles of Bowel pathogen nosode drops did a great job most of the time to understand these cases.
Healthy bowel habits:
There is usually a time of day, more frequent bowel movements to be. In anticipation of this time, the patient in activities, participating in stimulating a normal bowel movement. It is also important for the patient to defecate and to respond immediately to recognize the urge. The longer stool sits in the rectum, the more water the rectum will be absorbed by it, making it harder and harder to pass.
The urge to defecate is often strongest in the morning: Just getting up triggers the movement of the colon. The stomach also sends a signal when it expands after a meal. This gastrocolic reflex is the reason why many people, especially children, must go to the toilet soon after eating. The reflex gets weaker with age, which is a source of constipation problems and the reason why good and consistent bowel habits are helpful.
Laxatives: Some patients are so convinced they need daily laxatives that they are afraid of them without. It takes time for a change in diet affect the gut and gain for the intestine to its normal rhythm. Be patient. Enemas are a better solution.
Healthy bowel movements require ingestion of a large amount of liquids and solids foods. The patient should drink two fifty-eight liters of fluid each day. Bulk comes from unrefined foods. Oat bran, wheat bran, brown rice, green vegetables, apples and pears are a few examples of high residue, high-fiber foods.
Some patients benefit from psyllium preparations to apply to benefit, but others find that psyllium will cause extreme amounts of gas. For these people, the addition of WHOLE flax seed (food without chewing it) and bran to help. And one 8-ounce cup of coffee in the morning often helps people bowel movements regular.
Natural laxatives are:
oAnti constipation-paste
oCoffee
ODS (dioctyl)
oGlycerine suppositories
oNature Sunshine LBS II (very good)
High quality oil enemas
oPrune juice
oSaline cleansing
Fleet enemas are used only for people and dogs. They are very toxic to cats and can kill them. These are OK to use occasionally, but the other inlets are we talking about here, for medicinal purposes better.
Soap suds enemas can be a little hard to the gut. Use them only occasionally when needed
Some Notes on intestinal bacteria Replacement: In a healthy colon are billions of beneficial intestinal bacteria or microflora. These bacteria are Lactobacillus acidophilus and Lactobacillus bifidus strains and were transmitted through breastfeeding in our intestines as newborn babies. The body uses L. acidophilus and L. bifidus in the final stages of digestion reproduce as necessary, to maintain in complete harmony with the body.
If keep up the good bacteria can not overpopulate bad bacteria in the intestine to an imbalance of gut flora, leading to lower bowel disease, gas, diarrhea, irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn's disease and give. Devitalizing the effect of harmful bacteria in the intestine caused only rarely diagnosed near the beginning of this imbalance. Headaches, skin infections, weakness and constipation can also be symptoms of depleted intestinal bacteria.
What are the causes of intestinal flora imbalance A?
o Toxins, especially drugs such as antibiotics and anesthetics.
o Severe diarrhea can damage or destroy these beneficial bacteria, allowing harmful bacteria to take over producing by-products like ammonia, purines and ethionine, which can eventually lead to cancer.
o Fasting can also deplete the beneficial bacteria because large quantities of toxic substances thrown from the lymph nodes are in the large intestine at the time of the fast. Also during a fast, with certain diets and eating disorders, there is a shortage of food, the good bacteria thrive.
o Using enemas also exhausted the beneficial bacteria, especially if chlorinated water is used.
To restore intestinal bacteria, a couple of enemas with liquid acidophilus or do live acidophilus. These products should be bought and stored refrigerated. Off-the-shelf products are not as effective to replace intestinal flora. You can also mix a few tablespoons of plain yogurt to your active acidophilus enema mix along with a tablespoon of liquid. Add some hot water, but not the mixture or chlorinated water. After mixing pour the mixture it into the enema bag. Use less water to keep these types of enemas (only 1-2 cups) and try the liquid into the intestine for 10 minutes to allow the beneficial bacteria to pass through the intestine. This procedure ensures that a healthy culture will propagate in the gut.
You can also begin to L. acidophilus and L. bifidus your food a day or two before you break a fast. Use repeat dosages per bottle instructions once a week for 5 weeks.
FOS (fructooligosaccharides) are also good for restoring the intestinal flora. These are long-chain sugar diet, the friendly flora. You can buy them in concentrated pill form or eat lots of apples, Jerusalem artichokes, or pears. These foods have high amounts of FOS in them.
Well. . . That's the scoop on poop. (Some people take things so seriously.)
Dr. Denice Moffat is a practicing medical practitioner, medical intuitive, and veterinarian working on the family unit (which includes humans and animals) through her phone consultation practice established in 1995. She has a content-rich website http://www.NaturalHealthTechniques.com and free internationally distributed monthly newsletter.
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