Welcome to the inaugural episode of Snarky Nutrition, where Meg and Tessa explore common bathroom problems, poop privilege and what to do when you just can’t stop going to the bathroom. We’re talking diarrhea, folx. And boy is now a shitty time to have the runs considering the great TP shortage of 2020. Meg and Tessa discuss common causes of diarrhea like infections, stressful situations, food sensitivities, increasing fiber too frequently and certain medications and supplements.
So what do we do when shit hits the fan? Well, Meg’s already stocked with her TP supply, Tessa usually just shits her pants and figures out what to do afterwards.
When to see your doctor
If you are having severe acute diarrhea episodes or experiencing pain, bleeding, pus, black stools, concurrent vomiting or fever, please go see your doctor.
Snarky Nutrition Disclaminer:
Before starting any new food plans, supplements, or exercise programs, check with your doctor because you are a special unicorn with unique needs. We don’t claim to cure any condition or disease and do not provide individualized medical or nutrition advice because that would be dumb without doing an intake. Any products recommended are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, although they may make your personality sparkle. Our statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration, they wouldn’t approve of the fart jokes.
Thank you so much for taking the time to listen to our first episode. We have had so much fun talking about and making plans for Snarky Nutrition and appreciate your support. If you have enjoyed listening to us and have learned something new, please share us on social media- we're on Facebook and Instagram @snarkynutrition, rate us on the platform you’re listening, comment and sign up for updates on our website- www.snarkynutrition.com
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Meg & Tessa
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