Green poo can be caused by food being digested too fast It can also be caused by eating a lot of green vegetables White poo is caused by a shortage of bile due to a blocked bile duct Yellow faeces ...

According to Guts UK, this is "a very rare colour of poo and is not a good sign". They explain: "The silver colouration is produced by combining black tarry stools and grey stools containing fat ...

Any other colour on a recurring basis; yellow, clay, black and especially red, could be a sign of trouble. The Bristol Stool Chart describes seven classes of poo. Yours should be a 3 or 4 ...

However, both colour and consistency can vary greatly, depending on our mood, working habits, sleep and of course what we’ve been putting in our body. According to the Bristol Stool Chart ...