A new genetic analysis has identified key DNA regions influencing how often people have bowel movements, with a surprising link to vitamin B1. Researchers analyzed data from over 268,000 individuals and found that higher thiamine intake correlates with more frequent stools, depending on genetic variations. The findings, published in Gut, suggest new pathways for studying gut disorders like irritable bowel syndrome.

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