The Blue Poop Challenge measures gut transit time by tracking how long it takes blue food to pass. Researchers found that gut ...

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If you check out the toilet bowl after you go No. 2, well, join the club: People are fascinated by their poop. After all, it constantly varies in size, shape, and color—and that’s one major reason why ...

"The wrong balance of 'good' and 'bad' gut microbes can contribute to weight gain, high blood sugar, high cholesterol, obesity and other health problems," stated the scientists at ZOE. Dr Federica ...

As the quarantine continues, parents are finding more and more ways to be creative, whether it's a themed-birthday party or a fresh take on a cake smash. The latest news in parents keeping themselves ...

If you want to take a peek into your digestive system without going to the doctor, then the “blue poop challenge” might be for you. In a “movement” from health science company Zoe, people are eating ...

If you're currently eating right now, maybe pop your knife and fork down for a second... as it's about to get a little pooey up in here. Why? Because the latest social media craze to hit town is blue ...