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it's normal, at least from my experience. i hypothesize it is related to being vulnerable to predators while stopping somewhere to poop in an unfamiliar environ
by officialjunk 6y ago
it's normal, at least from my experience. i hypothesize it is related to being vulnerable to predators while stopping somewhere to poop in an unfamiliar environment.
but it sounds like you are also eating something your body doesn't like. for example, before i discovered i was allergic to gluten, i would also poop dozens of small sessions per day. all that went away after doing an elimination diet (systematically introducing 1 new ingredient at a time until you find the problems).
- tpmx 6y agoA more efficient method is a skin allergy test (skin prick test). It allows for testing lots of allergens in parallel. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skin_allergy_test https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skin_allergy_test A quick search shows that it works for gluten intolerance/celiac disease too. My mom went through this back in the 80s or so after having mysterious issues - turned out it was raw(ish) onion that was the culprit.
- danielheath 6y agoDoesn’t help with carbohydrate intolerances. If there’s any carb structure your body can’t crack apart, you will get those exact symptoms due to over feeding the microbiome.
- gopty 6y agoSorry, gluten intolerance, and there are many variationions - I have a form with an occurrence of one in 10,000, possible 1 in 100.000 - CON NOT be diagnosed with a prick test. A wheat allergy, which is a totally different thing, might be.