Poop Scoop

Writing an article about poop is unusual, I know, but - well - here's the scoop on poop... The elimination of waste is critical for good health, and healthy poop is a healthy goal.

When you were a baby, you pooped after every feeding. Your body gathered the nutrients from what you were fed, and then eliminated the waste that it did not use. Within 1 to 2 hours after your digestion was complete, you pooped the waste products.

Dogs, cats, squirrels, snakes and lizards do the exact same thing. They eat, they digest, and then they poop.

Well, human beings are no different. It is normal to eliminate your waste 3 times a day after eating 3 healthy and nutrient-rich meals. If your elimination isn't on this time schedule, then you need to carefully scrutinize what you are eating, and when.

Typically, city dwellers who work outside of their homes have issues with elimination. You certainly don't want to have to go to the bathroom in the middle of rush hour traffic. If your highway is a crawl way, you're out of luck. (There's an expression that fits this scenario very well...)

If you are counting the morning minutes to get the kids up and ready for school at the same time you feed the house pets and get your spouse out the door, when is there time to relax and allow your body the time it needs to eliminate your waste from the night before? You rush out the door and hope the "urge" to clear your bowels waits until you get to work. Once there, you really wish you could wait until you get back to the privacy of your home after work to do your business. Hence, the day passes without any efficient elimination. So, goes each day, right?

This lifestyle is unhealthy, and as time goes by, your body doesn't eliminate as it should. The result - an unhealthy colon, allergies, and constipation.

Here's a suggestion: if you work outside of your home, wake up an hour before you need to "start your day" so that you can be relaxed. Give yourself ample time to have your morning eliminations - ideally, you should have 2 or 3 bowel movements first thing in the morning to clear out the waste from the night's deep cleaning. When your bowels are healthy, you do not need to concentrate, focus, or work at this. A healthy bowel movement comes quickly and completely, and you have little time to dilly-dattle around - your body will let you know, and when it's ready - it's ready! You'll be bolting for the bathroom.

Set this morning goal, and follow these tips:

Drink at least 8 oz of water first thing in the morning;
Drink plenty of water throughout the day;
Do an herbal colon cleanse at least twice every year;
Use the French Green clay at least 1 week every 3 months;
Add a tablespoon of olive oil, flax seed oil, or coconut oil to your diet daily;
Take ascorbic acid (vitamin C NOT from corn) daily to bowel tolerance.

Healthy elimination is a key to maintaining good health. Bottom-line, this is the real poop scoop.

Posted May 2012 | Permanent Link

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