An active person will excrete as waste the excess of food that they eat.
As backpacker, who has been on trips of several weeks carrying all supplies on the back, I assure you that you excrete little.
This is partly because the food is probably low-residue and carefully chosen, but if you're exercising a lot (as a backpacker does), then your excess is minimized.
On a 21-day trip, our party of 6 went OK (including 7 days snow-caving) on a diet of 24oz per day each. A little less than 700g/day.
[One slightly overweight member, who lost his tobacco during the trip was certain that he'd lost weight, (for his belt was more slack) so on reaching civilization again, his first move was to weigh himself. And was disappointed to find he'd gained weight!. In a 21-day period you can lose fat and put on muscle, which is more dense than fat.]
The anus gets rid of solid waste in the human body
in the human body, it is the excretory system!
Solid waste is eliminated through the anus.
There are many human body systems. A few of them are the liquid waste excretory system, solid waste excretory system, skeletal system, muscular system and the digestive system.
where is solid waste collected in the body
The three components of human solid waste are feces, urine, and toilet paper. Feces are the solid waste material that is expelled from the body through the rectum, while urine is the liquid waste excreted by the kidneys. Toilet paper is the material used for hygiene purposes after using the toilet.
The anus is located at the end of the last part of the colon. The anus is the opening where solid waste leaves the human body.
Urine and feces are the wastes that are expelled from the human body.
The large intestine holds solid waste from the body before it is eliminated as feces. The waste material is processed in the colon where water is absorbed, resulting in the formation of solid stool.
Urine is liquid waste Feces are solid waste products.
Rectum
Rectum