Is it true that vegetarian/vegan people's stool does not have a bad odor?

Question

I mean of course it has odor, but does it have way less odor than people who eat meat because of the time it spends in the digestive system and in the process of being decayed.

Answer 1

haha this question reminds me of something dr drew said the other night on loveline... you can eat strawberries  (or something like that) but it still comes out poo :D

I'm sure it still stinks, we all have the same bacteria in our intestines, and that'w what makes p**p stink

Answer 2

Not true. Period.

Answer 3

No Silly! Don't let anyone tell you that their s##t don't stink.

More then you ever wanted to know about poo -

http://www.smellypoop.com/facts_about_po...

Answer 4

That all depends...Do you like the smell of poo?  Vegetarian poo has less of an odor.  Unfortunately it still has an odor.  It is just a more natural odor.

Answer 5

not true, we all smell like sh**

Answer 6

True,

They smell like roses.

( to them anyway).

If you walked into the restroom after anybody,

I doubt you would find it pleasant.

The stuff stinks, period.

Less of an odor?

Did you ever smell Brussel Sprouts or Cabbage after it's cooked and other veggies?

I'm no "Poo-ologist" but it smells, I dont care what you eat.

Answer 7

I'm vegan, and yes unfortunately, it still stinks!!! only difference is that now I got the rr 3 times daily instead of just once.

Answer 8

Yes, it has less odour but it still smells.

Answer 9

I actually thought it smelled worse because of all the rotting vegetable matter?

Oh well, it stinks either way.

Answer 10

I know this is too much information but I have noticed a marked decrease in bathroom "odors"  since becoming vegan.

I think it may have less to do with what food you eat and more to do with how long plant-based foods sit in your digestive tract versus meat and dairy foods.  Eating vegan has afforded me the pleasure of expelling what I ate less than 12 hours ago.  When I was an omnivore, it took much longer for food to pass through my system; and food that sits longer in your tract has more time to decay, causing foul odor.

Let's just say, I never use bathroom spray.