Welcome to Plant-Based with Jeremy! In this informative video, we dive deep into the intriguing topic of poop and bowel movements for those transitioning to a vegan or plant-based diet. If you're comfortable exploring this subject, you're in for some valuable insights!

By the end of this video, you'll gain a better understanding of what constitutes normal bowel movements when embracing a plant-based lifestyle. Stay tuned until the end, as we highlight the warning signs that may indicate the need for a doctor's consultation.

Please feel free to engage in the comments section below and let me know where you're watching from, how long you've been following a plant-based diet, or if you're considering making the switch.

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Did you know that vegans tend to have more frequent bowel movements compared to vegetarians and carnivores? We explore the reasons behind this phenomenon, mainly attributed to the high fiber content in whole food plant-based diets, which often surpass the recommended daily intake of 25-30 grams.

While frequent bowel movements are healthy, your body may take some time to adjust, resulting in temporary bloating, gas, and even flatulence. Don't worry, we've got you covered with tips to alleviate these symptoms, such as staying hydrated and incorporating exercise into your routine.

But it's not just about frequency; we discuss the satisfaction of healthy elimination and provide insights into achieving that sense of relief. However, we also address variations on constipation and ways to overcome them, including addressing hormonal changes, managing stress through practices like yoga and meditation, and exploring pelvic floor dysfunction.

Additionally, we introduce the Bristol Stool Chart, a handy reference for understanding the ideal characteristics of healthy poop. Remember, your gut bacteria play a significant role in your overall health, so we shed light on the connection between gut health and various conditions like cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and mood disorders.

If you ever notice red flags like pencil-thin poops, blood, or a constant feeling of incomplete evacuation, it's crucial to consult your doctor for a thorough evaluation. Taking care of your gut health is essential, and we're here to provide the information you need to make informed decisions.

Thanks for joining me on this journey of exploration into the fascinating world of vegans and poop. Expect some laughter and lightheartedness along the way—after all, it wouldn't be a poop video without a little fun!

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NOTE: I am not a doctor, dietitian or nutrition expert. The information provided is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment. Please consult with your doctor before changing your diet.

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