trinidadienne

Has anyone got any info on why smoking may be so effective in either relaxing intestinal muscle/inducing peristalsis? I think there's an acytol choline link. I'm not constipated nor in pain ONCE I go three times a day and I can't do so without the cigarettes (if I don't 'go' I regurgitate what I eat and can reach the point of nausea/watering eyes). I seem to produce a lot more faeces than the average person but it just sits very high up in my system and only smoking and being very relaxed on the toilet allows it to all 'fall out'. I have absolutely no rectal sensation of needing to go, only the heaviness of faeces 'locked' far too high in my colon/intestine. My whole story is pretty long but I'll expand on that in a second letter (I'm hoping someone can relate to this) and I may be able to write again. I'd pay a dr a million dollors for a strong nicotine tablet that moves the stuff out. I think I have little neurological/muscular intestinal function. Is there anyone with a similar problem?