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This whole thread is hilarious, especially because I regularly go 5-7 days. Longer if I am traveling. I even take fiber!
I recently had to do the bowel screen and because I go so long between samples I had to get special forms and submit each sample individually, lol.
Hey anything from once a week to three days a day is "normal" ๐
That sounds unlikely, you must be full of shit.
If it's true, well... you must be full of shit.
It depends on the diet, I grow up with a diet that is high on oil, chilli, and veggie, I had no problem pooping everyday.
Then I went to college, the only veggies I can find are overcooked broccoli or cold iceberg lettuce. I can easily go a week without pooping, since my digestive system is just not used to these kind of diet.
Obviously it is extremely uncomfortable to go weeks without pooping. I would prefer to poop like normal, but I cannot find the diet I am used to in college.
Eat a full MRE the day before. Good luck ever pooping again.
Have you ever considered how much of your body weight at any given time is poop?
No, but I did once read that the length of human intestines can vary anywhere from 3-7 meters, so it stands to reason that some people are just slower to process things.