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The process of pooping involves the digestive system breaking down food, absorbing nutrients, and ultimately forming waste in the intestines. When the rectum is full, nerve signals prompt the urge to defecate. The body relaxes the anal sphincter to allow the waste to exit. It's a natural bodily function that varies among individuals.



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The process of pooping involves the digestive system breaking down food, absorbing nutrients, and ultimately forming waste in the intestines. When the rectum is full, nerve signals prompt the urge to defecate. The body relaxes the anal sphincter to allow the waste to exit. It's a natural bodily function that varies among individuals.



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The process of pooping involves the digestive system breaking down food, absorbing nutrients, and ultimately forming waste in the intestines. When the rectum is full, nerve signals prompt the urge to defecate. The body relaxes the anal sphincter to allow the waste to exit. It's a natural bodily function that varies among individuals.

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