Last Updated on February 2, 2021
When you look down the toilet after making a number two, you expect to see a brown colored stool. This common(and ideal) color is due to the combination of waste from bowel bacteria and the dead red blood cells. But color variations can occur, and they are usually related to a diet change.
“Why is my poop green?”
This is the question that everyone who has ever pooped green stools has asked themselves. After all, it is not that common – and you probably have already heard that your stools are a good indicator of your health condition.
But that doesn’t necessarily mean there’s cause for alarm. Today you are going to find out what does it mean when your poop is green by learning about its potential causes.
Here are six different things that may cause green poop.
