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know this might be sort of a sick question but should you be passing peanuts in your stool after eating them. they had peanuts on sale for 99 cents a can at walgreens the day after thanksgiving and sort of went crazy and got like 10 cans. Well i was playing video games all night saturday and ended up eating 2 cans of peanuts and well when you go to the bathroom you can see them in the stool.

Is this normal or should i stop eating peanuts (since the body seems its not able to break them down that is why they are passing in the stool)
 
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10 cans of peanuts would make your asshole very sore... id say lay off the peanuts for a while.
 
I'd rather fight Abdullah the Butcher than read any more goddamned posts of yours.

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Are you swallowing the peanuts whole or something? If you chewed your food you wouldn't be able to see them.

Also, stop examining your crap!
 
im not digging thought it LOL i mean you can see it when it sitting there. here lets see if i can take a picture. : )


I didnt eat 10 cans i said i got 10 cans. There is just something about peanuts that i can sit and eat an entire can at one time for some freaking reason.

yes i chew them i dont swallow them whole. I think i will just give them away or try to look it up on the net. cause if they body isnt breaking them apart i dont feel like eating more then find out that a #$#$ #myself up by eating them. got to be a reason the body isnt breaking them down

O and about the blood topic , i went to the doctor for a check up and they said its normal to pass blood in teh stool but if it last more then 3 days then come into the office.
 
I read somewhere that you can actually get AIDS from eating two or more cans of Walgreen's Thanksgiving sale peanuts.

My bedside manor ain't so good. :(
 
[quote name='zewone']Are you feeling so insecure now that RegalSin has come around, that you have resorted to a poop topic?[/QUOTE]
I was just about to post "Trying to reclaim your old title from RegalSin?"
 
well finally after asking ask for 20 times i found an answer

This question is too embarrassing for me to ask my doctor, but I really want to know. When food "leaves" your body in what looks like the exact same form it entered your body, did you get any nutrients out of it? I'm specifically thinking of corn, lentils and peanuts.


Many foods that we eat are not digestible by the enzymes found in our digestive tract. These foods, known as high-fiber foods, are most often composed of non-starch carbohydrates containing cellulose. Such carbohydrates are found in peas, cereals, carrots, peanuts, beans and corn. In some cases, the beneficial bacteria living in our colon can break down these carbohydrates. However, if they are not broken down, we often see them in the stool.
While we may not derive energy from such carbohydrates, there are several health benefits associated with diets high in these fibers. Research studies have found that high-fiber diets help prevent constipation and diverticulosis. In addition, there are some data that this type of diet can help prevent colon polyps colon cancer. Research has also shown that high-fiber diets can help to prevent heart disease and increase the body's response to insulin, which may prevent or delay the onset of diabetes. Overall, there are many potential health benefits -- and no known side effects -- from eating a diet rich in fiber.


so seems its normal. funny thing is the first 10 times i asked it kept linking me to peanuts cartoon things
 
[quote name='slidecage']well finally after asking ask for 20 times i found an answer

This question is too embarrassing for me to ask my doctor[/quote]

:whistle2:s

but I really want to know. When food "leaves" your body in what looks like the exact same form it entered your body, did you get any nutrients out of it? I'm specifically thinking of corn, lentils and peanuts.


Many foods that we eat are not digestible by the enzymes found in our digestive tract. These foods, known as high-fiber foods, are most often composed of non-starch carbohydrates containing cellulose. Such carbohydrates are found in peas, cereals, carrots, peanuts, beans and corn. In some cases, the beneficial bacteria living in our colon can break down these carbohydrates. However, if they are not broken down, we often see them in the stool.
While we may not derive energy from such carbohydrates, there are several health benefits associated with diets high in these fibers. Research studies have found that high-fiber diets help prevent constipation and diverticulosis. In addition, there are some data that this type of diet can help prevent colon polyps colon cancer. Research has also shown that high-fiber diets can help to prevent heart disease and increase the body's response to insulin, which may prevent or delay the onset of diabetes. Overall, there are many potential health benefits -- and no known side effects -- from eating a diet rich in fiber.


so seems its normal. funny thing is the first 10 times i asked it kept linking me to peanuts cartoon things
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I don't think you wrote any of that yourself.
 
[quote name='mykevermin']:whistle2:s



I don't think you wrote any of that yourself.[/QUOTE]

now i found it on a post that someone asked. Was sort of worried cause i didnt want to keep eating stuff that could cause damage
 
Do you get paranoid after eating corn as well?

The only time you need to worry is if you decide to eat that mailbox you ran over.
 
[quote name='jbroush99']Do you get paranoid after eating corn as well?

The only time you need to worry is if you decide to eat that mailbox you ran over.[/QUOTE]


i dont pass corn or ceral or anything else like that . Just peanuts that is why i started to wonder about it
 
[quote name='slidecage']know this might be sort of a sick question but should you be passing peanuts in your stool after eating them. [/quote]

I know you shouldnt be doing it before you eat them :lol:


In all honesty it's perfectly fine. It just means the stomach cant easily digest the material before your body naturally passes it through your system. Similar to corn and chewing gum.
 
The stomachs of modern man have a hard time digesting vegetables, beans, legumes. Help your digestive system out and chew your food thoroughly.
 
[quote name='Dead of Knight']Nah, javeryh wouldn't post something so obvious and dumb.[/quote]

Didn't think of that. I am dumb (but what else is new)
 
[quote name='Brak']I read somewhere that you can actually get AIDS from eating two or more cans of Walgreen's Thanksgiving sale peanuts.

My bedside manor ain't so good. :([/QUOTE]

:rofl:
 
[quote name='slidecage']well finally after asking ask for 20 times i found an answer

This question is too embarrassing for me to ask my doctor, but I really want to know. When food "leaves" your body in what looks like the exact same form it entered your body, did you get any nutrients out of it? I'm specifically thinking of corn, lentils and peanuts.


Many foods that we eat are not digestible by the enzymes found in our digestive tract. These foods, known as high-fiber foods, are most often composed of non-starch carbohydrates containing cellulose. Such carbohydrates are found in peas, cereals, carrots, peanuts, beans and corn. In some cases, the beneficial bacteria living in our colon can break down these carbohydrates. However, if they are not broken down, we often see them in the stool.
While we may not derive energy from such carbohydrates, there are several health benefits associated with diets high in these fibers. Research studies have found that high-fiber diets help prevent constipation and diverticulosis. In addition, there are some data that this type of diet can help prevent colon polyps colon cancer. Research has also shown that high-fiber diets can help to prevent heart disease and increase the body's response to insulin, which may prevent or delay the onset of diabetes. Overall, there are many potential health benefits -- and no known side effects -- from eating a diet rich in fiber.


so seems its normal. funny thing is the first 10 times i asked it kept linking me to peanuts cartoon things[/quote]

Soo.. in closing, you're full of shit? :lol: j/k

Don't sweat the peanuts in yer st0ol. Fiber is nature's broom. :D
 
[quote name='Eviltude']Anyone remember that idea Brak had about taking a popular vote to get rid of people? My vote goes for this guy.[/QUOTE]


Yeah. There is funny and annoying, and funny never got on this train.
 
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