6 Water Recovery and Stool System · 6.3 Bile Acids, Colonic Secretion and Motility
6.3 Bile-Acid-Related Colonic Regulation
Feline Fat-Based Metabolism (Fat-Based Metabolism)
Bile-Acid-Related Colonic Regulation describes how bile-acid-related molecules reaching later intestinal segments may regulate colonic secretion, colonic propulsion, and stool water content.
Use Bile Salt Dispersion for small-intestinal fat dispersion. Use bile-acid-related colonic regulation for later-segment control—not the same step.
Do not write “bile acid causes loose stool” as a single-cause claim. Loose stool must be backtraced through stool water content, colonic secretion, colonic propulsion, and Fat Processing Rate to upstream food structure.
Upstream fat handling affects what reaches the colon.
Secretion shifts stool water content.
Transit time changes water recovery before output.
Direct output variable for loose stool backtrace.
upstream food structure
fat processing rate and small-intestinal handling
bile-acid-related colonic regulation
colonic secretion and colonic propulsion
stool water content and loose stool index
Loose stool index reflects increased stool water content or decreased formation—backtrace entry, not a root cause label.
bile acid = single cause of all loose stool
colonic regulation = bile salt dispersion
skip stool water and propulsion variables
This page defines colonic regulation structure only. Not a clinical diagnosis system, not a treatment protocol, not an effect-guarantee system.