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Hi

Stephie, were you complaining about the possibility of a gall bladder problem

some time back? I don't think splitting your T3 dose is anything to do with

this.

The

liver secretes a bright green fluid (bile) into the small intestine or it is

stored in the gallbladder.

Bile

is needed to absorb fats and fat soluble vitamins. It also helps to soften

stools and is responsible for giving stools their characteristic brown color. As

bile makes its way through the intestines, it progressively changes color from

green to yellow to brown, due to the action of bacteria in the large intestine

on the bile salts.

Green

stool often indicates that food has passed through the intestines faster than

normal (called decreased bowel transit time), before it could be changed from

green to brown. Diarrhea decreases bowel transit time, so any condition that

causes diarrhea can result in green stool.

Other

causes of green stool include:

·

Laxative use

·

Antibiotic use

·

Medication side effects

·

Food poisoning

·

Celiac disease

·

Ulcerative colitis

·

Crohn's disease

·

Malabsorption

·

Irritable bowel syndrome

·

Bacterial

overgrowth

·

Infectious diarrhea - especially

salmonella and giardia

·

Traveler's diarrhea

·

Cancer

Foods

and supplements that can cause green stool include:

·

Chlorophyll

·

Iron supplements

·

Algae

Note:

Speak with your doctor about any change in bowel movements.

http://altmedicine.about.com/od/gettingdiagnosed/a/green_stools.htm

Since splitting my T3 up from 3 times a day to

5 times a day and including a bedtime dose, my bowel movements have gone

green....(co-incedence or related?)

Just wondering if anybody has herd of this before or expierenced anything

similar ? I have not eaten any green type foods, it could possibly to do with

extra bile, but i have no dioreha but have been going for an extra BM a day

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> Hi Stephie, were you complaining about the possibility of a gall bladder

> problem some time back? I don't think splitting your T3 dose is anything to

> do with this.

Hiya Sheila thanks for the info, i have been doing a bit of research regarding

the matter and also came accross (decreased bowel transit time) and was

wondering if the added T3 bedtime dose along with more T3 in the afternoon could

of increased my digestion too fast ?

As far as im aware i have had no gallbladder problems in he past but i do have

digestion/yeast problems so maybe the extra bile isnt all that bad of a thing.

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Hi ?

This is Stephie here, I think Sheila thought the message you sent was from me!!

I was the one with the gall bladder problem, I recomend you sign your name on

the message to avoid confusion!!

Kind Regards Stephie

PS. sorry I have no advice on green bowels to give.

>

> Since splitting my T3 up from 3 times a day to 5 times a day and including a

bedtime dose, my bowel movements have gone green....(co-incedence or related?)

>

> Just wondering if anybody has herd of this before or expierenced anything

similar ? I have not eaten any green type foods, it could possibly to do with

extra bile, but i have no dioreha but have been going for an extra BM a day

>

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