Re: How to cure soft and sticky feces?

[Guest guest]

, it probably has to do with something you

regularly eat. Anything mucilaginous? Like okra,

flaxseed, psyllium, dairy?

You might find that juiced green leafy veggies will

help change the consistency. At any rate, a higher

ratio of vegetables could be the solution. Pepitas

will also help break this up.

If you have a mucuous coating, that could indicate

yeast overgrowth, but I'm betting that's not what you

mean by sticky.

Rose

--- Antunes <cantunes@...> wrote:

> I have a problem with soft and sticky feces which

> means I have to

> spend huge amounts of time on the toilet to do my

> thing. Is this a

> known problem? Are there any possible solutions?

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[Guest guest]

rose athenry wrote:

>

> , it probably has to do with something you

> regularly eat. Anything mucilaginous? Like okra,

> flaxseed, psyllium, dairy?

>

I do take psyllium caps (7g/day, roughly). I am gonna stop and see if it

helps.

>

> If you have a mucuous coating, that could indicate

> yeast overgrowth, but I'm betting that's not what you

> mean by sticky.

>

No, no mucuous coating. However, I do have a lot of isolated mucous

after the movements. Sometimes, I have to go to the toilet just to expel

the mucuos.

Thanks!

[Guest guest]

What do you mean by soft and sticky ?

When I bowel cleanse with arise and shine, and I am passing mucus, it is

difficult to wipe because its somewhat rubbery/sticky.

Is that what you mean ?

Elimination is slow, or clean up is slow ?

This description that you provided, well, give some more detail.

thanks

--- Antunes <cantunes@...> wrote:

> Hello!

>

> I have a problem with soft and sticky feces which means I have to

> spend huge amounts of time on the toilet to do my thing. Is this a

> known problem? Are there any possible solutions? Note that I don't

> have constipation.

>

> Thanks!

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hmm, I don't know about the low fiber. In supplement form alone, I take

roughly 7g/day...

Rabbitbrain@... wrote:

>

> low fiber.

>

[Guest guest]

ProverbsRobinTwo wrote:

>

> Elimination is slow, or clean up is slow ?

>

Initial elimination is ok. But a small portion always remains in the

anus and is difficult to expel. Sometimes, it needs " external " help...

Thanks!

Regards,

Antunes.

[Guest guest]

Yup, I am on enzymes too and Betaine HCl. Doesn't help either...

Rabbitbrain@... wrote:

>

> Well then have you tried taking enzymes?

>

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[Guest guest]

low fiber.

liz D

How to cure soft

and sticky feces?

Hello!

I have a problem with soft and sticky feces which means I have to

spend huge amounts of time on the toilet to do my thing. Is this a

known problem? Are there any possible solutions? Note that I don't

have constipation.

Thanks!

[Guest guest]

low fiber.

liz D

How to cure soft

and sticky feces?

Hello!

I have a problem with soft and sticky feces which means I have to

spend huge amounts of time on the toilet to do my thing. Is this a

known problem? Are there any possible solutions? Note that I don't

have constipation.

Thanks!

[Guest guest]

Well then have you tried taking enzymes? I was put

on the fiber and enzymes and this helped. Perhaps some of

your food remains undigested completely and presents the

stickiness. I had this problem too, I thought it was related

to fiber alone.

LIZ D

Re: How to cure

soft and sticky feces?

Hmm, I don't know about the low fiber. In supplement form alone, I

take

roughly 7g/day...

Rabbitbrain@...

wrote:

low fiber.

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