What is the Color of Keto Poop? Understanding Dietary Changes

Discover why keto poop varies in color and what it means for your health on a ketogenic diet.

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Keto poop can vary in color, often due to dietary changes associated with a ketogenic diet. Common colors range from brown to green, influenced by increased fat intake and greens consumption. If the color deviates significantly, it may be wise to consult a healthcare provider to rule out any potential issues.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What causes changes in poop color on a keto diet? Changes in poop color on a keto diet are often due to increased fat intake and changes in fiber consumption, usually from greens.
  2. Is green poop on keto a bad sign? Green poop can be normal on a keto diet, usually from high consumption of leafy greens, but significant color changes should be consulted with a healthcare provider.
  3. What should I do if my poop color changes drastically on keto? If your poop color deviates significantly from normal, it’s best to consult a healthcare provider to rule out any health concerns.
  4. How does the keto diet affect digestion? The keto diet can affect digestion by altering the fiber intake, which may lead to changes in stool consistency and color.

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