It just amazes that people want to discuss bowel movments and farting on this forum. Bowel movements and gas are a private issue and I would not want to discuss this with anybody. I guess some of us are more open than others. Good grief.
It just amazes that people want to discuss bowel movments and farting on this forum. Bowel movements and gas are a private issue and I would not want to discuss this with anybody. I guess some of us are more open than others. Good grief.
Actually, the bowel prep stuff is polyethylene glycol (PEG-3350) with electrolytes. See nulytely.com for more information. The new stuff featured on that site, NuLYTELY, is a reformulation of the electrolytes (and supposedly taste) in GoLYTELY.It's odd that PG would constipate, especially since its not really being introduce to the GI tract. Nicotine stimulates peristalsis, and I know that a derivative of PG is used as an oral laxative. Cant remember if its Propylene Glycol or Polyethylene Glycol....
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EDIT: Its Propylene Glycol, same stuff as Golytely which is used prior to bowel surgeries/colonoscopies to clear out the colon. Didn't realize that... good news for the "It's the same stuff in antifreeze" argument![]()
It just amazes that people want to discuss bowel movments and farting on this forum. Bowel movements and gas are a private issue and I would not want to discuss this with anybody. I guess some of us are more open than others. Good grief.
It just amazes that people want to discuss bowel movments and farting on this forum. Bowel movements and gas are a private issue and I would not want to discuss this with anybody. I guess some of us are more open than others. Good grief.
I'm theorizing. But basically CO has an anti-inflammatory effect on the bowels.
Post count isn't high enough for links but:
www(dot)ncbi(dot)nlm(dot)nih(dot)gov/pubmed/12912858
Nicotine has a greater laxative effect, however avn is getting nicotine.
Actually, the bowel prep stuff is polyethylene glycol (PEG-3350) with electrolytes. See nulytely.com for more information. The new stuff featured on that site, NuLYTELY, is a reformulation of the electrolytes (and supposedly taste) in GoLYTELY.