Technician-Scored Stool Consistency Spans the Full Range of the Bristol Scale in a Healthy US Population and Differs by Diet and Chronic Stress Load
Danielle G. Lemay(University of California, Davis), Kevin D. Laugero(Agricultural Research Service), Elizabeth L. Chin(Agricultural Research Service), Charles B. Stephensen(Western Human Nutrition Research Center), Lacey M. Baldiviez(Agricultural Research Service), Nancy L. Keim(Western Human Nutrition Research Center), Sarah S Spearman(Agricultural Research Service), Leslie R. Woodhouse(Agricultural Research Service), Eduardo Cervantes(University of California, Davis)
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