We talked with three gastroenterologists about how often you should be pooping and more to help you understand what's normal.

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When babies are newborn, their poop is thick and black. This is known as the meconium, which consists of amniotic fluid, skin cells, and other substances the fetus swallowed while in the uterus.

Here's why: Blood pressure naturally goes up while you're exercising, but holding your breath and doing more intense resistance training tend to raise blood pressure even further, Beckerman says.

Dogs are known for their curious behaviours, but one of the most perplexing and unpleasant is coprophagia—eating their own or others’ faeces. While it may seem baffling to pet parents, there are ...