Scaunul este un indicator al sănătății digestive. 👨🏼⚕️👍🏻

In this Romanian‑language monologue, Mihail Pautov examines what constitutes a normal bowel‑movement frequency by referencing the Healthline‑conducted “American Gut Check: How Our Nation Poops” survey. He presents the survey’s distribution of stool frequency among respondents: roughly 50% have one bowel movement per day, 28% have two per day (together 70% have one to two daily), 11% report alternating days, 7% have three or more per day, and 5.6% have only one or two per week. He also shares timing data, noting that 61% of participants experience their bowel movement in the morning, 22% in the afternoon, and only 2.6% at night. The overall message is that a range of frequencies and timings are common, and the data can serve as a benchmark for individuals assessing their own digestive health.










