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What Can a Stool Test Diagnose?
If you’ve ever been on a medical odyssey to obtain a diagnosis for bothersome digestive symptoms, chances are someone along the way has ordered a stool analysis test for you. And for good reason: The simple act of pooping into a cup and dropping the sample off at a lab can yield a lot of... Read more Read more
The Best Way To Reduce IBS Symptoms Is By Changing Your Diet. Here’s How
An estimated 11 percent of the global population have IBS, making it the most common gut disorder in the world. And, according to some estimates, twice as many women suffer as men. Read more
Foods That Cause Constipation and Effects of Calcium
The following foods tend to cause constipation: Dry foods, like crackers and morning cereals, if eaten with insufficient fluid Low-fiber foods, like cheese, meat, eggs, chocolate, cakes, ice cream and other sweets, white bread or pasta, white rice, mashed and fried potatoes, chips, fast food, pre-prepared (instant) foods, fast foods in general Alcohol (except red wine), low-fiber... Read more Read more
Bowel Movement Classic App
Here’s a review of the BM Classic App. The app is useful for tracking bowel habits and stress, etc. for digestive Link to article