Sticky stool 
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Hello!
This is my first post but I have been browsing curezone for some time. Basically the problem I have is sticky stool. By which I mean it takes a long time to wipe clean after a bowel movement. I've had this for as long as I can remember. It doesn't float, leave grease in the toilet or smell (too) bad though. It doesn't seem to matter what I eat, whether I increase or decrease fibre or how much water I consume (tends to be around 8 glasses a day). My suspicions are that it might be either parasites, candida, leaky gut, lack of bile or dysbiosis.
My other symptoms are: Incomplete bowel movements, food sensitivity , constant gas, occasional heartburn, body odour, occasional large amounts of mucous, undigested food in stool, loose unformed stool, brain fog, tiredness, depression, itchy anus, unconfirmed piles, furry tongue with a deep crack straight down the middle but not to the tip. These symptoms all developed after a particularly stressful time around 5 years ago. The sticky stool has been around way long with very mild constipation and the funky tongue. I'm currently gluten and dairy free which has made no difference. Currently preparing to go on the GAPS diet, would this help?
If anyone knows what this is caused by or how to solve it I would love to hear from you because it takes me 20 minutes just to wipe clean and is ruining my social life and my job is on the line because of it!
Thank you so much xAdvertisement
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MoreThis is a reply to # 2,162,452Your stools are a good indicator to overall health. Sticky or greasy stools are a sure sign of an active immune response due to a pathogen or pathogens. In a perfect world, your stools would be small pellets like a deer's and there would be no smell. You wold not even have to wipe (although I would advise it.) If your stools are not like this, your immune system needs some work. The first order is to determine what you have. From the sound of it, you may have more than one pathogen. Get diagnosed and then you can head in the right direction. As for now, eat no processed foods, no meats (I hate that too) and organic vegetables. The book Super Immunity by Dr Joel Fuhrman gives a good style of eating and I would highly recommend reading it.
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This is a reply to # 2,162,729Would small pellets not be indicative of constipation? The diet I'm about to go on includes only grass fed organic meats and organic veg while eliminating grains etc. Could it be caused by a parasite? My father passed a long worm a few years back while I was living with him but I recently had a parasitology from my doctors which came back negative. Not sure how accurate they are so I think I will need to give Hulda Clark 's parasite cleanse a go. Sorry for my naivety but how would an immune response cause sticky stool? Not disagreeing just trying to be as informed as I can be! Thank you so much for replying. CAdvertisement
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This is a reply to # 2,163,139Small pellets are not indicative to constipation. Constipation comes from a decrease in sodium levels which correlates to a decrease in water volume. Dehyradtion. While grass fed organic meats are what is best, all meats are acidic. When meats are eaten, the GI flora has high concentrations of bacteria to help digest and assimilate meats. From my experience, your immune system is not working at full capacity when those bacteria are in high concentration in the GI tract. We need meat as many people are anemic, but IMO, your immune response suffers when we eat it. As for sticky stools, you eliminate what you eat. If your immune system is constantly killing pathogens, your body eliminates more mucous. Some people have always had sticky stools and don't know any different. I've done quite a few dieting experiments and have learned the difference between a good immune system and what I used to have. Eating is the key.
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