Were does poop come from,....i need to now man!!?


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You mean>>> I need to know man? In your case it comes from your MOUTH!!! You be asking>>>>>bull>chit< questions!
Uranus
ur butt crack
dogs and cats
Your butt usually, where does yours come from??
Your colon...what the?
obviously it's from YOUR MOUTH
The poo factory
What are you?! eight years old?! get of your lazy *** and do some work! you're online ain't ya?? instead of jacking off, try and do something to stimulate your brain, dumb twat.
It comes from your mouth. Whatever goes into you must come out of you sooner or later. The inner workings are simply a matter of physical transition.
It's heavy, man...totally heavy. Actually, sometimes it's light and floats in the bowl.
the sky
Of all the things you eat, some of it can be used to build muscle, bones, skin, blood, tissues.some of it can't be used at all. Some of the fibers in plant foods, salads, fruits, etc. cannot be absorbed, cannot be used for energy, are just inert. They can't react with anything as they're just cellulose. They do function some in scraping the insides of your intestinal tract, both the small and large intestines.

This debris, or indigestible material is eliminated as poop. But there's also a fair amount of bacteria in the large intestines that help break down these fibrinous materials to smaller units. About a third of excrement is dead white cells and bacteria. Those bacteria do fine in the colon, but can make you sick if you put them in the other end...eat them. This is the reason that when E.coli bacteria are found in water, ocean, lakes, lettuce...it means that there's been humane contamination from fecal material.

Some of those E. coli bacteria are dangerous. Very dangerous to the point where ingesting them can lead to fairly rapid illness and death. Some have toxins that paralyze nerve/muscle tissues, some are neurotoxic..that stuff.

Poop is also a way of eliminating certain salts and other waste products that are fat soluble. Being fat soluble means that it's probably NOT water soluble. Water soluble materials are usually excreted in the urine, but also saliva, sweat, respiration...

As the digested material gets down into your large intestines, it's pretty watery. So one of the functions of the large intestine is to reabsorb water. If you have something that speeds up your digestive tract, there's not enough time to dehydrate the stool and you get diarrhea.

Some animals excrement is rich in certain food elements that that animal cannot or does not use. But other animals can and do use it. We learn as humans that stools are bad, smelly, ewww stuff. But we're one of the few animals on earth that does this. Dogs will even eat it, and dung beetles roll it into nice packets so their young have food enough and warmth enough to incubate.
well there is a ton of **** coming out of your head right now so thats my theory STAY OFF THE WEED BROTHER!!
Poop comes from the food you eat. After your body process and digest all the food you eat it extracts all the excess as waste which your body does not need and it exits as Poop.
Use some common sense..PLEASE!! ur asking some really shitty questions u know!!
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