Re: floaters

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 10/28/01 12:50:42 PM Eastern Standard Time,

cliffybayer@... writes:

> I hate to bring this up, as I know it was recently discussed, but I

> didn't pay attn at the time (and don't like the archives). What does

> a floating, light colored BM indicate with regard to the diet? I

> remember that it wasn't a good thing.

Here's an e-mail I got from another group. Hope it helps.

JoAnne

Healthy Stools: Size - large diameter 1 to 1.5 inchesColor: medium brownForm:

soft, formed round but firmUnhealthy Stools: Size: Narrow - 1/4 to 1/2 inch

wide (indicates colon inflammation - the more narrow, the more severe the

inflammation)Color: dark brown or black (indicates too much bile - diet is

too high in fat). Stools yellow in color or pale can indicate liver problems.

According to Krohn entitled " T<A

HREF= " http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0881791342/insomniafatigue " >he

Whole Way to Allergy Relief and

Prevention</A>, " yellow stools mean insufficient bile. Suggestions are taurine,

inositole, methionine (be careful with this, you may have low histamine, this

decreases it), choline, lecithin, & bile salts (looking for a distributor of

bile salts).Form: mud like texture, very hard chunks or mushy or chronic

diarrhea.If your stools are the size of a pencil and sink. Ask for a Ph

sample of your stool. If it is above 7 have a high fiber/pectin breakfast.

To heal the gut and for its anti-inflammatory properties to drink 1 cup of

aloe vera juice 3 times a day for 5 days (about 1 gallon). Also to eat 1 cup

of raw cabbage or sauerkraut daily plus 3 cloves and sliced garlic.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 10/28/01 12:50:42 PM Eastern Standard Time,

cliffybayer@... writes:

> I hate to bring this up, as I know it was recently discussed, but I

> didn't pay attn at the time (and don't like the archives). What does

> a floating, light colored BM indicate with regard to the diet? I

> remember that it wasn't a good thing.

Here's an e-mail I got from another group. Hope it helps.

JoAnne

Healthy Stools: Size - large diameter 1 to 1.5 inchesColor: medium brownForm:

soft, formed round but firmUnhealthy Stools: Size: Narrow - 1/4 to 1/2 inch

wide (indicates colon inflammation - the more narrow, the more severe the

inflammation)Color: dark brown or black (indicates too much bile - diet is

too high in fat). Stools yellow in color or pale can indicate liver problems.

According to Krohn entitled " T<A

HREF= " http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0881791342/insomniafatigue " >he

Whole Way to Allergy Relief and

Prevention</A>, " yellow stools mean insufficient bile. Suggestions are taurine,

inositole, methionine (be careful with this, you may have low histamine, this

decreases it), choline, lecithin, & bile salts (looking for a distributor of

bile salts).Form: mud like texture, very hard chunks or mushy or chronic

diarrhea.If your stools are the size of a pencil and sink. Ask for a Ph

sample of your stool. If it is above 7 have a high fiber/pectin breakfast.

To heal the gut and for its anti-inflammatory properties to drink 1 cup of

aloe vera juice 3 times a day for 5 days (about 1 gallon). Also to eat 1 cup

of raw cabbage or sauerkraut daily plus 3 cloves and sliced garlic.

[Guest guest]

Ah, where *else* could you ask such a question of total strangers! LOL!!

Steve - be careful with those low-flush models. Some of them could

suck down a small dog. If you lose too much weight, you might go

missing too!

-maria

At 5:11 AM -0800 11/20/01, Steve Goldstein wrote:

>At 12:52 PM +0000 11/20/01, dberman2@... wrote:

>>Hey Steve,

>>

>>I had to peek.....my poop FLOATS!

>

>Welcome to Freaques and Geeques, Dan!

> --Steve