A lot of people have the runs. They have the diarrhea. Sometimes intermittent, sometimes chronic.
When that's happening, there's an intestinal tract problem. Inflammation of the intestinal
tract. And diarrhea can be any part of the intestinal tract as far as inflammation because
it all depends on what pathogen is inside that intestinal tract, creating the inflammation and
feeding off of certain foods in doing so. So here's a streptococcus bacteria. This could also be E. coli.
It could also be C. diff, staph, H. pylori, right?
And plus, viruses can even contribute too inside the intestinal tract,
but a lot of times it's bacteria, bad bacteria.
It gets in crevices and corners and pockets inside the intestinal tract,
and then the body tries to push it out
and creates a liquefied mess to actually push it through,
and fluids produced by your body to actually get that to push out.
Thank you.
