Though it's not fun to talk about, this is what gastroenterologists want you to know about your bowel movements.

Poop that' aren't "Bristol 4" Bulsiewicz said that poops are mostly microbes, so "the state of your poop gives you some insight into what's happening with those gut bugs." If yours doesn't fit the ...

According to Mendoza, weight gain is similar to when a joint gets inflamed after injury, likening “bad poop” to inflammation, which he says causes “havoc and dysfunction” in the body.

What’s left is poop, a.k.a. stool, which is stored in your rectum until you’re ready to have a bowel movement. “The presence of stool in the rectum sends a signal to the brain that says ...