The large intestine originates just from the end point of small intestine. It is broadly divided into cecum, colon and rectum. The main function of the large intestine is to absorb undigested food ...

Thus, an imbalance in the large intestine could produce symptoms anywhere and everywhere. (I discussed this official in depth in the March 2017 issue.) LI 3: Third Interval As the wood point of the ...

The large intestine (aka colon) is the Great Eliminator, or as Professor J.R. Worsley called it, “The Drainer of the Dregs.” Dregs are defined as the remnants of liquid with its sediment left in a ...

The parasite, which can be found in the large intestine and other organs, can cause serious illnesses and even death. B. coli is the parasite that most commonly infects humans, other primates, and ...

Looser stools occur because water reabsorption from digested food occurs in the large intestine. An ileostomy bypasses the large intestine, producing stool with a higher water content.