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I have been recently experiencing green stool for about 3 weeks. I am a body builder and take many supplements, but none that contain iron. I do not have abdominal pain, nor do I have diarhea. just green poop. what else could be causing this?
I have a mostly healthy diet with a day or two in the month where I eat junk, like popcorn and apple pie with ice cream
I recently started mixing Amazing Grass Superfoods and Wheat grass in my morning smoothies. My smoothies include a helping of berries: blue, black, and strawberries with banana and grape juice. Not sure if the superfoods have causes this grainy stool, but I am concerned since it lasts for a couple of days.
The probiotics in all Garden of Life products contain soil organisms. Playing in the dirt will not allow these to lodge in your intestinal tract; they have to be enteric coated so stomach acid doesn't kill them, just as with other probiotics. The main experts on probiotics, who have been in the field the longest are skeptical about soil organisms, as people have never eaten them intentionally or in large quantities.
I am not sure what granpa powders are??? and pehaps no one else does either so ur post remained unanswered...i would google it but beat and off to bed...can u explain what this drug consists of and then perhaps someone can relate???
You need to improve your nutrition and increase fun activities. Try making green smoothies with fruit/berries, spinach or kelp, ground flax seed, avocado, and other superfoods.
I find Green+ very easy to digest since all the superfoods in it have their enzymes so once you mix it in a drink and digest the whole is it a very smooth process of digestion combined with your own enzymes, Green+ actually helps digestion basically. I don't take Green+ in pills is a good idea. I take the powder formula and it is great when combined with vitamins B and Ester-C's vitamin C 1,000mg with calcium. Any thoughts?
My mother is 84 years old and addicted to goody powders. She has a headache every day of her life and is taking way too many of them in a 24 hour period. I have tried to talk to her and explain that she is taking too many and I am getting no where fast. I believe this is just habit forming for her and she does not realize how bad they are for her, especially when taken in excess. I am trying to think outside the box here.
If all else fails talk to your dr about which high fibre powders that you can drink are safe for you. Mine told me its really important not to strain and keep your stool soft so don't let it go on for too long. Good luck!
I started doing that at like 10 wks. It's easier like that so u r stocked up. Same with clothes. U can buy gender neutral stuff like onsies and other stuff. And soaps and powders.
ve tried all the diets the world offers..weight watches, sure slim, protein powders etc etc....BUT I have never done this before coming into a forum asking for help for people struggling to meet their goals....any motivational tips would be greatly appreciated...
Processed foods, pesticides etc are a good reason why most of the people have a lack of nutriments and vitamins/minerals therefore this is why i strongly suggest vitamins/minerals and superfoods supplements. Superfoods are foods that contain high amount of nutriments, vitamins and minerals and have antioxidant and many more proprieties. You must know that there are also natural anti-anxiety remedies and supplements available.
My 84 year old Mother is addicted to Goody Powders. She has a headache everyday of her life and goody powders is the only thing that helps it. She is taking way to many in a 24 hour period and I am very concerned for her health. Is there something I can substitute the Goody Powder with that will not be harmful to her? I have talked to her over and over about how these powders are not good for her. This is my last resort.
Most baby powders are made with corn starch. I use baby powder after baths and diaper changes on intact skin, but at the first sign of any kind of rash, discontinue because yeast likes to feed on it and it can lead to a yeast infection.
Arthrospira platensis, and Arthrospira maxima. These and other Arthrospira species were once classified in the genus Spirulina.
Despite existing research supporting Spirulina's health and healing properties, detractors claim that these are frequently overstated by Spirulina advocates. Conversely, Spirulina advocates have accused health food detractors of dismissing all such claims without acknowledging this research.
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