Has Anyone Ever Explained WHY This Happens?
Up to 68% of chronic diarrhea patients have some degree of enzyme insufficiency and it is almost never tested for.
Your body needs digestive enzymes to break down proteins, fats, and carbs in the small intestine before food reaches the colon. When your body doesn't produce enough of those enzymes — or produces them inconsistently — food doesn't fully break down. Partially digested food hits the colon. Your colon treats it as a threat. It triggers an emergency evacuation. And an emergency evacuation does not register as a normal urge. It bypasses the warning system entirely. There is no signal. It just happens.
This is why:
You can't feel it coming
Imodium doesn't work
Elimination diets fail
The same meal gives different results on different days
Store-bought enzymes were hit or miss
It was never about what you ate. It was about missing enzymes