Why does our stool become less solid as we age?

Not sure but probably the water absorption from the intestines lessens. …

Simmer • 1.2K followers Health,Lifestyle,simmering cooking,General   Why does our stool become less solid as we age? Ricky Answered March 2   Not sure but probably the water absorption from the intestines lessens. Here's something you may try out, immediately after getting up from bed after a night's sleep drink ... Read more »     I have type 2 diabetes. I want to reverse it. Which starch should I avoid, insulin to avoid, meat, etc. on? Alan Koenigsberg, Adjunct Professor of Psychiatry, UTSW Answered March 25   First, discuss this with your treating physician. The notion that diabetes can be reversed is nice, but I’m not aware that it’s possible. For most people with type II diabet... Read more »     How long will I live? I am 83 and in good health. Andrew Seaman, former Professor at Saint Mary's University (1966-2007) Answered April 6   You answered your own question, didn’t you. You could have a stroke or a heart attack tomorrow, or not for 10 or 15 years, or develop cancer in the meantime. We have no cry... Read more »   Read more in Simmer

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