Less/no smelly poop on vegetarian or vegan diet?

[Anonymous]

Have you ever experienced this? Whenever I eat fruits, vegetables, legumes and grains (little to no meat), there is very little to no smell. But whenever I eat a lot of meat, there is usually this overpowering stench. Does this mean anything?

[MyNameIsJonas]

This is probably because you are not digesting the meat properly and this can come from a wide array of diet mistakes or lack of amino acids.

All poop smells. If you are having really uncomfotable bowl movements and unusual stool then you need to adjust your diet...

Having a salad before a meal usually helps with digestion. That is just one of many possible solutions.

[palek]

Yes, I noted the same thing, which is why I eat as much meat as possible. I mean, one of the great events of my day is to sit aloft on the thunder cup and pinch-off a big, stinking, steaming loaf. Why should I be deprived? And besides, meat tastes better.

[Asker]

LOL

[palek]

; - )

[Anonymous]

because meat rots inside of you, fruits and veg are quickly absorbed and what's left is their fiber which has hardly any smell... We are meant to eat a vegan diet!

[loraxxx]

I think it makes sense!;D

You body has less toxins, so yeah

[aMuse]

3-methylindole (skatole) is what causes your sh*t to stink. It's produced from tryptophan in your digestive tract. When you eat meat, you are consuming more protein and as a result more tryptophan an essential amino acid. If you add more protein to your diet even if from vegetables then your sh*t will start to stink again.

[Anonymous]

Yup, humans are omnivores but more designed to process fruit and vegetables more than meat. Meat tends to stay within our body far longer than it should be producing toxins

[Anonymous]

I am a vegetarian, and I can make people evacuate the building when I am using the bathroom :(