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Squalet Toilet Step Stool

Imitates natural squatting position
Helps with bowel movements
Reduces constipation & piles

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Pro and Cons of Squalet Toilet Step Stool and Full Features

The Squalet Toilet Stool is specially designed to help with bowel movements by imitating the natural squatting position. By providing users with a way of sitting comfortably in a natural squatting position, it allows for a fast, easy and effective elimination of waste from the body.

Science Behind The Stool

In our body, the colon moves waste to the rectum for elimination. Before reaching the rectum, the colon has a natural kink (a bend in the colon) that helps to maintain continence. In the sitting position, the puborectalis muscle is only partially relaxed which will block the flow of the waste. This means that, when we are in the sitting position, the muscle that is involved is not relaxed fully and this forces us to put in more effort for waste elimination. By using the stool, users can now fully relax the puborectalis muscle which allows the colon to empty waste quickly and completely.

More About Our Colon
Our colon is also called our large intestine. The colon is healthy when our waste is eliminated often and completely. When there is buildup of waste in the colon, our bodies are unable to absorb all the necessary nutrients from the food we eat. Using the step stool will allow users to effectively eliminate waste often and completely to ensure that they will have a healthy colon.

Singapore Doctor Says
"The Squalet toilet step stool is indeed a well-designed product. It allows you to adopt an ergonomic posture comfortably in your own toilet bowl. In this posture you can relax your puborectalis muscle, straighten the ano-rectal angle and facilitate the passage of stools. I would recommend this product to a person who has difficulty passing stools."
- Dr Quah Hak Mien, Gleneagles Medical Centre Singapore