Drinking plenty of fluids.Fluid works with fiber to produce healthy stools. Avoiding irritating foods.Caffeine, alcohol, and spicy foods can trigger the digestive tract, especially if you're prone to diarrhea. Some people, including many with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), are sensitive to a lo...
4. Alcohol and Caffeine Stress and caffeine can create a range of negative reactions in the digestive tract that depend on the individual person. For example, some people experience an increased need and ability to poop after having caffeine, while others have the opposite problem. ...
Well a nice steaming dump felt like playtime for this young lady. This lady HAS to be on some kind of drugs. No way that alcohol is the only factor in thinking this is a good idea. The woman must be hallucinating that this poop is something else because she is all up in it. She ...
I had been doing stand-up comedy for about 2 years. I started after I took a class at “The World Famous Comic Strip,” (which now isn’t so famous and smells like stale beer and forgotten dreams. But they like to remind you it’s where comedy legends Jerry Seinfeld and Chris Rock ...
And if you practically wake up needing to use the bathroom after a night out, don't sweat it; it's common. "Alcohol itself, rather ethanol, is a stimulant for the GI tract; but then there’s also this theory—I’m not sure how much it's been proven—depending on what you drink...