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Because not everyone is blessed with regularity.
Mar 15, 2024

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I’m serious. This is not a joke. I tried eating fiber and taking laxatives to help, but goddamn! I think I just tend to have very hard stool! Itā€˜s become such a big part of my life that my husband has started to notice when I stiffen up during the weeks and he knocks his knuckles on my big, stool filled belly! It sounds like knocking on a door. Although, it does seem to help ever so slightly, it maybe mushes it all up? Also I have noticed that when this happens, I don’t fart either. Almost like there’s a big cloud blocking the sun—if you know what I mean! šŸ˜‚ Please give me recommendations, Ingrid Bezzle ā¤ļø
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what has helped me immensely for any symptoms has been supplementing with a high level of probiotics + fibrous foods. kombucha, yogurt, those inner-eco coconut water shots with probiotics are a godsend. Oatmeal, chia, and the like is great oxalate rich foods like kale, beans, nuts etc actually have no effect on me but everyone is a little different, I still eat them. spice + fat + alcohol = nightmare fuel, I try to avoid this glad I’m talking about this! there’s no shame - everybody poops, sometimes it’s just way more painful
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