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Why don't i digest any vegtables? i know some things r hard to digest but this is crazy. chunks of carrots, peppers, mushrooms. stool tests normal.
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Need better chewing: In order to see chunks of vegetables in the stool, a person has to swallow chunks of vegetables. One can try chewing his food thoroughly, and then see if his stools become normal. For example, a person eating mashed potatoes never sees chunks of potato in his stool.
Answered 4/9/2017
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