Many people go to the bathroom shortly after a cup of joe. So why does coffee make you poop? It's likely due to the beverage's effect on the hormones that affect activity in the colon, as well as what ...

Sometimes it can be difficult to understand what someone means in a phone message. And when you throw emoji into the mix, things get even more complicated. A " " or " ️" are easy to ...

The W Edinburgh is widely derided as resembling a poop emoji - but it has just been named Scottish Hotel of the Year 2025 at the Hotels of the Year Scotland Awards. The walnut-shaped, 199-room ...

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As men’s embrace of jewelry has grown even more enthusiastic, the best men’s jewelry brands have evolved tremendously. Once confined to simple, utilitarian pieces, the best jewelry brands for ...

The ideal poo is a 'type 3' or 'type 4' – cracked or smooth sausage – delivered once per day. Are you a three-times a day kind of person, or is a trip to the lavatory a more rare and special ...

This article explains why pooping may feel pleasurable. It also outlines some of the characteristics of a healthy poop and discusses some of the problems associated with not pooping. The pudendal ...

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Your poop (stool) can reveal information about your health. Your diet can lead to typically temporary changes in poop color or shape, but so can a range of health conditions that cause poop to be pale ...

Holding in poop on occasion is not harmful, but doing this often can lead to constipation, impaction, inflammation, and more severe complications. People who hold in their poop too often may start ...

Constipation is a problem with passing poop. People generally poop from three times a week up to once or twice daily, according to the Mayo Clinic — and being “regular” means something ...

A decade of jewelry collecting has taught me that where you keep your treasures matters as much as the treasures themselves. Otherwise, you risk scuffed gold, tangled chains, or, even worse ...