Before You Flush, Take A Look At Your Masterpiece!
According to Mayo Clinic research, all shades of brown and even green are considered normal stool colors. And the foods you eat can affect the color of your stool. For example, beets, tomato juice, blueberries, popsicles and green leafy vegetables can affect your stool color. However, a distinct change in stool color can be a warning sign for health problems.

Plus, if you’re…

• Taking longer than 60 seconds to eliminate your bowels…
• Passing round, hard pellets or thin, pencil-shaped stools…
• Releasing foul-smelling gas…
• And producing gas during your bowel movements…

You need to take action RIGHT NOW because your colon could be clogged with impacted fecal matter, overrun with bacteria and a breeding ground for nasty parasites!

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