> Another weird/fascinating factor for me at least is that less convenient access to a toilet seems to correlate with less symptoms. When I'm hiking in the moun

> Another weird/fascinating factor for me at least is that less convenient access to a toilet seems to correlate with less symptoms. When I'm hiking in the mountains I never seem to have a high frequency of needing to take a dump. AFAIK I don't have Crohn's or any inflammatory issues, but boy is this an accurate description of me. My theory has always been that my need to use the bathroom was strongly correlated with coffee and food. When I'm home I'm constantly drinking coffee and snacking, when I'm away from home I'm not.