What are the chemicals in feces?

Answer 1

Contains undigested food residues, mucus, millions of bacteria and just enough water to allow their smooth passage.

This answer is only partially corrrect and does not address the question properly.

While feces do contain millions of bacteria, feces do not always contain enough water to facilitate smooth passage.

In addition, fecal matter is composed of a plethora of toxic chemicals that are the waste products of the bacterial action that goes with food decomposition.

Those toxins are referred to frequently in medical literature but never identified.

At the same time, those same chemicals are root causes of virtually every degenerative health condition and many mental conditions as well.

This is well known to medical scientists but they aren't doing the work to figure out exactly what the chemicals are. This is important because when a bowel blockage occurs, the toxic chemicals pass through the colon walls into the blood stream causing physiolical havoc.

That gives you an idea how insincere medical science really is.

Answer 2

A chemical formula or molecular formula is a way of expressing information about the atoms that constitute a particular chemical compound.

A chemical compound is a pure chemical substance consisting of two or more different chemical elements.

"Feces" is far from a pure chemical substance as it's a mix of a lot of chemical and biological substances therefore there is no chemical formula is available as it's a compound.

Answer 3

As a former pharmaceutical scientist (in training), I can tell you, VERBATIM, that farts are one part stink and one to two parts sound, which vary in volume according to the tightness of the sphincter and any peripheral gluteal clenching.

Answer 4

Feces contain a variety of chemicals, including water, bacteria, undigested food particles, bile pigments, salts, and mucus. They may also contain metabolic by-products such as ammonia, indole, and skatole.

Answer 5

You're feces has the exact composition of the food you ate except with the majority of essential vitamins, fats, and carbs, and water removed.

Answer 6

You can find trace chemicals from food that was eaten. Primarily nitrogen compounds, compounds of sodium, calcium, most nutrient elements, water, choloform bacteria. flavonids, and bile.