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Every human is different but the one thing at birth is their fingerprint.

They actually do not, they lay eggs when they try to.

No just rotate smoothly Could be bad or mis-adjusted wheel bearing Loose caliper or wheel

All monkeys have long arms and legs. These help them climb, jump, and run. Monkeys usually walk and run on all fours. They have large eyes to help them see long distances and to tell if the food they are going to eat is ripe. Most monkeys that live in trees have longer tails than those who live on the ground.

You might want to seek medical attention as opposed to asking on a wiki. Possible causes: Your food is not high enough in Fibre, causing you to not go to the bathroom often enough. This can make the bowel motion more harder. Causing a small tear in the rectum. But do go to the doctors. Blood can also signal a pilonidal sinus or other problems. But most likely as it is only on the paper, you'll just need to change your diet and add more fibre to it.

The main reason why you feel light-headed after a colonic is as a result of the eliminated toxins. The liver continues with the detox process and taking lots of water will help the situation.

Probably undigested grapeskins. Or pill capsules that haven't desolved. Some medications absorb into your system but the gelatin capsules come out intact.

heart of athletic person has more strength in cardiac muscles which allows them to pump oxygen faster to remove lactic acid after the race.

Feces n. Waste eliminated from the bowels. Excrement.

submucosa

No, and if you are serious and didn't write this to try to be funny, you should see a doctor.

ecoli is what its called

I went on a 500 calorie diet for 20 days...lost 18 lbs. I did light excerise, but my diet consist of just liquids. I ate soups, and juices and all liquids I wanted for 20 days. Not sure how long it will take you , nor what kind of diet your own. But Good Luck!!

That should be the rectum.

Bordetella pertussis is the bacterium that causes pertussis (whooping cough). It is spread from host to host only by humans and travels through the air. Nobody knows where the bacterium originated but it was first isolated by scientists in Belgium in 1906. Pertussis is highly-contagious and incidents are on the rise in North America. There is a vaccine, but it still remains the leading cause of vaccine-preventable deaths world-wide.

you may have a urinary tract/bladder infection if it burns or stings upon urination, have urine urgency but only produce little urine and pain there is prescription medicine available for the pain and antibiotics for the infection

lignin

The large intestine, commonly known as the "colon", is one of the last stops in the digestive tract. It is primarily responsible for converting partially digested food into waste that can be expelled from the body. The colon is home to millions of bacteria that finish breaking down food particles that have already been processed by the small intestine, and it is also responsible for absorbing water and vitamin K.

Constipation

mucous

I've never heard of an evasive tumour, but I wonder whether you mean invasive. If it's invasive then it invades, in other words settles itself in amongst the cells of the colon. If it wasn't invasive then it would simply lie alongside them and could be easily removed.

It varies, depending on the specific individual or individuals involved.
In your particular case, I'd certainly expect it to be a short trip indeed.

take a poop

or sit down and let her ripp in silence

or drink olive oil and get really gassy and get a JUICY FART.

or you can go to a library and sit around lots of people and do both

IT IS OK WE ALL GET THAT AKWARD MOMENT WHEN YOU FART AND IT IS QUIET!