Toilet Stool
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Instructions for Use
Please read and retain these instructions for future reference
v002: 16/08/17
Instructions for use:
Description
The toilet stool can help relieving constipation by enabling you to
return to a natural squatting position. Human beings are meant to
relieve themselves in a squatted position. Sitting upright might
contribute to constipation and similar digestive ailments.
ALIGNING THE COLON FOR FASTER, EASIER RELIEF
Sitting upright forces the colon into an unnatural curve which can
make it harder to pass stools. The toilet stool elevates your feet and
lets you assume a squatted position which is more natural. Toilet
stools are recommended by medical professionals to help relieve:
constipation, bladder problems, pelvic floor issues, straining, irritable
bowel syndrome (IBS), bloating, haemorrhoids.
The sitting upright posture partially relaxes the tight muscle around
the colon, blocking the flow of waste.
Proper squatting toilet posture fully relaxes the muscle, allowing the
colon to empty quickly and completely.
The alignment of the anorectal angle associated with squatting
permits smooth bowel elimination. This prevents excessive straining
with the potential for resultant damage to the recto-anal region and,
possibly, to the colon and other organs. There is no evidence that
habitual bowel elimination at a given time each day contributes to
the final act of rectal emptying.
WORKS WITH ANY STANDARD TOILET
The toilet stool measures approx. 22.9 cm/9” and you can use it with any toilet – both standard toilets that
measure 36.83cm/14.5” and comfort height toilets that measure 41.91cm/16.5”. The stool withstands
compression force up to 150kgs.
Allow some time to get used to the different feel of squatting on the toilet. Some users may be able to adjust
from the start, while others may need a week or so to get used to it.
