What Does the Bristol Stool Chart Indicate About Healthy Bowel Movements?

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In the full video, we will be diving deep into a topic that not many people like to talk about but is extremely important for our overall well-being: stool health.

Have you ever wondered what a healthy stool should look like? Or perhaps you're concerned about some changes you've noticed in your bowel movements. Well, you've come to the right place. In this video, we will be exploring what unhealthy stool looks like and discussing the warning signs to look out for in your poop.

We will cover a variety of topics, including what is considered abnormal stool and how it can indicate potential health issues. We'll also be sharing a Bristol stool chart to help you better understand what your stool should look like and what changes to be aware of.

We will highlight other warning signs that may be present in your stool, such as consistency, texture, and odor. By recognizing these warning signs, you can be proactive in addressing any potential health issues that may be affecting your digestive system.

By the end of this video, you will have a better understanding of what to look out for when it comes to your stool health, and how it can serve as a valuable indicator of your overall well-being.

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[freshtapcoke]

I love love love that such a classification chart exists. Thank you for sharing this.

[gabebrenner]

Ok hello, I know you can’t give medical advice online, much less probably YouTube comments. However, hypothetically if there was a guy who is 6’8” tall and drank a gallon plus water everyday, worked out 4 days a week 3 days recovery, eating the same food and has class 1 on the chart. His diet consists of the same thing everyday for the last 3 years: breakfast 2 packets of protein oatmeal with a cup of yogurt, and 1 cup of fruit (usually berries or watermelon) and 4 egg whites/4egg yolks. Lunch: 1/2 pound 80% lean ground beef and one full boneless chicken breast. (Together because it’s faster and he doesn’t taste it anymore) cooked with extra virgin olive oil, pink Himalayan salt, black pepper, 2 cloves garlic, 1/4 red bell pepper, 1/2 habanero pepper, and a little smoked paprika. Same meal for dinner. His height again is 6’8” or 202 cm and weighs 255, counts calories, trying to stay at a calorie surplus for a bulk. What advice could you hypothetically give this guy? Again he has class 1 stool on the chart. Thank you!

[PraneelNand-lgvn]

7 meaning...diarrhea for more than 3 months till now

[chris-]

I usually have 3 and 4 but today is 8💩 😂