Bile salts in the intestines give stool its usual brown color. If your poop color is light (either pale, white, grey, or clay-colored), there could be a lack of bile in the stool. A blockage o… See more

There are a few different possible causes of yellow poop, and the significance of yellow poop ranges widely. Having yellow poop may simply mean that you’ve been eating yellow foo… See more

There are some common reasons for a green poop color. Eating lots of leafy vegetables like kale or spinach can cause a greenish poop color.But this is normal, and it shouldn't … See more

A bright red poop color can be caused by beets, cranberries, tomato juice or soup, or products containing red food coloring, like Kool-Aid or red licorice. Red medicines, such as am… See more

Certain foods, supplements, and medications can temporarily cause a black poop color, such as: 1. Bismuth subsalicylate(Pepto-Bismol, Kaopectate) 2. Iron supple… See more