Mine works like a clock thanks to my breakfast. Olive oil is a natural gut stimulant, then, about one hour later (when I get to my work) a good espresso (non sweetened) does the rest. This combo makes my body work like a swiss clock.
After getting my non-alcoholic fatty liver disease under control, I got into a routine of going once in the morning. These days, there’s about a 50/50 chance my 2-year-old wakes me up in the morning which throws everything off because it’s really uncomfortable to try to go while he watches me with his hands behind his back and hugs me multiple times.
Yes. But my pooping doesn’t follow a set schedule, and that’s what threw me out today.
I am so grateful mine does (unless I ate something that upset my stomach)…
Don’t take it for granted!
… I was once like you *sigh*
Mine works like a clock thanks to my breakfast. Olive oil is a natural gut stimulant, then, about one hour later (when I get to my work) a good espresso (non sweetened) does the rest. This combo makes my body work like a swiss clock.
Yeah … it would be nice if my body behaved like that.
When I hit 35 I went through early menopause, and also suddenly had a load of food allergies … since then there’s been no discernable pattern, lol
After getting my non-alcoholic fatty liver disease under control, I got into a routine of going once in the morning. These days, there’s about a 50/50 chance my 2-year-old wakes me up in the morning which throws everything off because it’s really uncomfortable to try to go while he watches me with his hands behind his back and hugs me multiple times.
lol, I’m glad I never had to be a full time parent, not sure I could survive trying to poop while being hugged