/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.2362433]

SCIENCE.

Can you please explain this for me:

1)I go to bed
2)Suddenly have to poo but decide that it can wait until tomorrow
3)Wake up really thirsty in the morning and don't have to poo anymore


Where does it go???

[Anonymous No.2362434]

the poo or the water?

[Anonymous No.2362435]

The poo.

Does it have anything to do with the water?

[Anonymous No.2362437]

timing of peristaltic contractions of the large intestine that create the feeling of needing to poo

[Anonymous No.2362438]

as far as thirstiness i think it's normal to be thirsty in the morning because you haven't had liquids for 6+ hours

[Anonymous No.2362443]

OP I'm willing to bet if you sit on the pot when you wake up you'll be able to poop whether you felt the need to or not if you felt like you needed to before you went to bed.

[Anonymous No.2362447]

your colon reclaims the water from your poo while you sleep reducing the size at the same time.

By the time you awaken you are no longer thirsty AND have more room to fill with shit before you have to go again.

[Anonymous No.2362456]

>>2362447
You misread, he says he's really thirst in the morning, meaning that the water reabsorbed was not adequate to completely rehydrate him.

[Anonymous No.2362472]

You expire a relatively large amount of water during the night.
You don't have to poo as much because your colon is quiescent (it calms down, doesn't do the big peristaltic surges) while you sleep. And of course you absorb some water from the poo (less than you breath into the air with your moist ass breath though).

[Anonymous No.2362488]

Stolen.

By a turd burglar.

[Anonymous No.2362491]

>>2362488
What does a turd burglar do with it?

[Anonymous No.2362493]

You obviously took a sleep dump and then ate it.

[Anonymous No.2362499]

>>2362493
NUTRIENTS!!!!!!!!!!