Intestines

thick

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gonadocorticoids

androgens

The defecation reflex is initiated by stretching of the wall of the rectum. This reflex facilitates expulsion of feces through the anus.

It gets its name because it is small and skinny thought it is long.......

Zimmi

Yes, it should have done its job by the time the colonoscopy is scheduled for.

But please check. Your doctor or whoever is doing the procedure will normally have given you a program to prepare for a colonoscopy. This usually involves a special 'low residue' diet for a few days, ending with clear fluids like jello and consomme the day before the procedure. Included in the preparatory program you should find special laxatives.

Don't take the bisacodyl if you have been following such a program, as you will have too much laxative and it can affect the special salts in the body called electrolytes.

brown/ black

if it's something strange like purple then take it to the vets

yes straws do make you fart

it means you have a long diccckkk

http://www.docshop.com/2008/01/04/what-color-will-my-babys-eyes-be/

Carnitine is synthesized from the amino acid lysine. The first enzyme in the biosynthesis, N-trimethyllysine hydroxylase, is most concentrated in the mitochondria of kidneys and liver tissue. The full pathway is mentioned in the Clin Chem reference in graphical form (nice).

From the JBC article:
In the carnitine biosynthetic pathway, trimethyllysine is first hydroxylated at the beta position by epsilon-trimethyllysine hydroxylase (TMLH1), after
which the resulting epsilon-hydroxytrimethyllysine is cleaved by a
specific aldolase into -trimethylaminobutyraldehyde and glycine
(6, 8). Subsequently, -trimethylaminobutyraldehyde is
oxidized by -trimethylaminobutyraldehyde dehydrogenase to
form -butyrobetaine (9). In the last step, -butyrobetaine is
hydroxylated at the -position by a second hydroxylase, -butyrobetaine
hydroxylase, yielding L-carnitine

Also see http://www.answers.com/carnitine

Duodenum

colon resection or colostomy

Seek immediate veterinary care if you suspect your dog has a prolapsed rectum. It requires immediate attention as infection and inability to eliminate results quickly. The vet can do a less invasive procedure using a "purse string" suture, to restrict the opening and hold the rectum in place - the goal being to provide an opportunity for scarring to re-affix the rectum in place. Such a procedure is left in for a few weeks. A more invasive surgery can be performed to fix the problem; this may be tried if the first option has failed.

someone with gas problems

i.e. my brother

Yes.

Pancreas

There is no such theory on hemorrhoids, however, too much of movement at the particular body part can be harmful.

1) The colon accepts and stores food remains that were not digested in the small intestine; 2) it absorbs any remaining water and electrolytes from indigestible food matter and 3) it eliminate solid waste from the body by defecation.

BM stands for bowel movement

bulk forming laxatives

around 8".