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what about so like people have different uh schedules so to speak i mean i know that some people like the moment they wake up they have to go number two yeah um whereas other people are more like afternoon poopers yeah is that like is there is there a consistency that you see among people is there like a point in the day where it's more typical to to you know have the urge to go yeah um what what might uh cause that variation among people

I've heard of it, but yeah, like share with us.

Is it normal to have to poop after every meal?

How bad is it to ignore the urge to poop?

What about, is there any truth to the lore that by, because poo contains compounds of the body as deemed, that is marked for excretion, right?

So the idea that you're just like letting this like toxic mass, you know, just sit in the colon.

And certain kinds of foods don't even make it to the colon, right?

Like John Kellogg was kind of off.

He probably should have brushed up on his, on his physiology because, you know, foods like meat, eggs and stuff like that, these are considered like low residue foods.

Are they not like they, like they're so nutrient dense low and there's no fiber right in meat.

And a lot of that material gets absorbed in the, in the small intestine.

Like what, what ultimately ends up in the colon is like vegetable fiber, like fibers matter and the like, right.

Yeah, it's not.

It's just like decaying, or not decaying, but just like the fibrous material that like- It's just the leftovers.