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Squatty Potty Ecco Toilet Stool

  • Squatty Potty toilet stool for easier, more complete bowel movements with less straining on the loo guaranteed available in 7 inch & 9 inch
  • Helps you to achieve correct squatting position safely, to reduce straining and empty the bowel completely
  • Allows healthier bowel elimination, and cleaner results when wiping
  • Lightweight, but sturdy so it stores neatly beneath toilet bowl or cupboard if you prefer. Folding versions also available for those with less space.
  • Helps to prevent constipation, haemorrhoids, bladder weakness & bowel disorders vital for those with prolapse
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Product Description

Have you ever thought about how your toilet habits can affect your body?

Sometimes the comforts and luxuries of modern life go against the human body’s natural design and can have significant effects on our health. The way we use the loo is the perfect example; many of us couldn’t imagine what damage we could be doing to ourselves by sitting down for a number two. The truth is, humans are anatomically designed to squat, just like other animals, and since the prevalence of the modern toilet, we’ve been causing ourselves serious health problems.


OK, its something we don't usually talk about, but if you can't 'go' it makes you miserable!

Squatty Potty allows better waste elimination

The muscles surrounding our rectum control whether our bodies are in continence or elimination mode - basically whether we poo or not.

When sitting down the anorectal angle is kinked and the puborectalis muscle chokes the rectum, keeping faeces inside. It is only when we squat, lifting our knees higher than our hips, that the anorectal angle is straightened and the puborectalis muscle releases the rectum, allowing complete defecation.

So, sitting on the loo keeps our bodies in continence mode and makes it difficult to eliminate waste. We therefore strain, which puts pressure on the muscles and blood vessels. This pressure can lead to painful haemorrhoids. Plus, since the pelvic floor comes under a lot of stress, it can lead to bladder weakness too. If we do not completely eliminate all faeces, some will remain in the bowel. This can cause constipation and even lead to bowel disease and appendicitis.

 


With a Squatty Potty toilet stool your bowel will empty more effectively, more easily and more fully!  No straining, pushing or laxatives - just as nature intended

Squatty Potty is a simple but effective aid that helps you to achieve the optimal squatting position when using the loo. It raises your knees upwards so that you can lean forward and gently press your abdomen onto your thighs. Your rectal muscles will go into elimination mode and you will experience a complete and healthy bowel movement without excessive straining.

Squatty Potty What the creators say

An independent study by the Ohio State University proved the efficacy of using a toilet stool. Of the healthy adult participants, 71% reported a noticeable reduction in the time they spent on the toilet, with an incredible 90% saying they experienced a noticeable reduction in the need to strain.

Designed to be stored neatly underneath the toilet bowl, the Squatty Potty has been specially engineered so that your knees are at a 35ᵒ angle from your hips - the perfect squatting position. The health benefits of squatting to defecate are numerous. Whether you have a specific problem you want to tackle or just want to generally improve your bowel heath, the Squatty Potty will help.

More complete bowel movements eliminate bloating and help your body absorb essential nutrients from your food so that you feel healthier and full of energy. Those who suffer from severe, regular constipation will find relief and help to prevent further build-ups. Haemorrhoids will be reduced and prevented, and those with bowel disease will find using the toilet far less painful. Pregnant women will experience relief too as the squatting position avoids pressure on the uterus and helps to prepare the abdominal and pelvic floor muscles for a natural delivery.


So what size of Squatty Potty do you need to buy today - so you'll feel better tomorrow?

With Squatty Potty you can have the comfort of a sit-down toilet with the health benefits of the squatting position. The Ecco model is a simple, sleek white design that compliments any bathroom. Constructed from durable, easy-clean plastic. it’s available in two different sizes: 7 inches and 9 inches high. Usually toilets 14-16 inches high are low enough for the smaller 7 inch Squatty Potty. Taller toilets over 16 inches are better suited for the 9 inch model. Measure your toilet from floor to bowl with seat lifted up to determine its height.

 

Once you’ve tried Squatty Potty you’ll wonder how you ever managed to go to the loo before. Get one for each bathroom and the whole family will feel the benefits of a more natural number two!

Features & Specifications

MaterialPlastic
ColourWhite
Size7 Inch: 28.75cm x 50cm x 17.78cm (11.5 Inches x 20 Inches x 7 Inches) | 9 Inch: 28.75cm x 50cm x 22.86cm (11.5 Inches x 20 Inches x 9 Inches)

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions about the Squatty Potty Toilet Stool

1. What is the Squatty Potty Toilet Stool, and how does it work?
The Squatty Potty Toilet Stool is a simple yet revolutionary tool designed to improve your posture during bowel movements. By raising your feet while seated on the toilet, it mimics a natural squatting position, which helps to straighten the colon and allows for a fuller, more complete elimination.


2. Why is the Squatty Potty considered a health revolution?
The Squatty Potty is a game-changer because it addresses a common issue with modern toilets: the seated position can cause straining and incomplete elimination. By adopting a squatting posture, you can reduce straining, decrease the risk of haemorrhoids, and promote better digestive health.


3. Who should use the Squatty Potty?
The Squatty Potty is ideal for anyone who wants to improve their bathroom habits, particularly those suffering from constipation, bloating, or haemorrhoids. It’s also beneficial for people looking to prevent these issues and maintain good digestive health.


4. How do I use the Squatty Potty Toilet Stool?
Using the Squatty Potty is simple: place the stool in front of your toilet, sit down as usual, and then place your feet on the stool. This raises your knees above your hips, creating a natural squatting position that aligns your colon for easier, more complete elimination.


5. Is the Squatty Potty suitable for all toilets?
Yes, the Squatty Potty is designed to fit around most standard toilets. It is compact and can be easily stored away when not in use, making it suitable for any bathroom setup.
.

6. Can children use the Squatty Potty?
Yes, the Squatty Potty is suitable for children as well as adults. It can help teach children healthy bathroom habits from a young age, promoting better digestive health as they grow.


7. How does the Squatty Potty help with constipation?
By positioning your body in a more natural squatting posture, the Squatty Potty reduces the need to strain during bowel movements. This can alleviate constipation by promoting easier and more complete elimination. It is proven to help with less straining, which is also vital for women suffering with pelvic organ prolapse.


8. Is the Squatty Potty comfortable to use?
Yes, the Squatty Potty is designed to be comfortable and easy to use. The ergonomic design supports your feet and legs, making it a comfortable addition to your bathroom routine.


9. Can the Squatty Potty help with haemorrhoids?
Yes, by reducing the need to strain, the Squatty Potty can help prevent and alleviate haemorrhoids. The squatting position allows for a smoother and more complete bowel movement, which reduces pressure on the rectum.

10. Can the Squatty Potty help with haemorrhoids?

Yes, by reducing straining during bowel movements, the Squatty Potty can help prevent and alleviate haemorrhoids. The squatting position allows for smoother bowel movements, reducing pressure on the rectum.
The Squatty Potty is available for purchase in the UK through us here at StressNoMore.
  • Product Description

  • Features & Specifications

  • FAQs

Have you ever thought about how your toilet habits can affect your body?

Sometimes the comforts and luxuries of modern life go against the human body’s natural design and can have significant effects on our health. The way we use the loo is the perfect example; many of us couldn’t imagine what damage we could be doing to ourselves by sitting down for a number two. The truth is, humans are anatomically designed to squat, just like other animals, and since the prevalence of the modern toilet, we’ve been causing ourselves serious health problems.


OK, its something we don't usually talk about, but if you can't 'go' it makes you miserable!

Squatty Potty allows better waste elimination

The muscles surrounding our rectum control whether our bodies are in continence or elimination mode - basically whether we poo or not.

When sitting down the anorectal angle is kinked and the puborectalis muscle chokes the rectum, keeping faeces inside. It is only when we squat, lifting our knees higher than our hips, that the anorectal angle is straightened and the puborectalis muscle releases the rectum, allowing complete defecation.

So, sitting on the loo keeps our bodies in continence mode and makes it difficult to eliminate waste. We therefore strain, which puts pressure on the muscles and blood vessels. This pressure can lead to painful haemorrhoids. Plus, since the pelvic floor comes under a lot of stress, it can lead to bladder weakness too. If we do not completely eliminate all faeces, some will remain in the bowel. This can cause constipation and even lead to bowel disease and appendicitis.

 


With a Squatty Potty toilet stool your bowel will empty more effectively, more easily and more fully!  No straining, pushing or laxatives - just as nature intended

Squatty Potty is a simple but effective aid that helps you to achieve the optimal squatting position when using the loo. It raises your knees upwards so that you can lean forward and gently press your abdomen onto your thighs. Your rectal muscles will go into elimination mode and you will experience a complete and healthy bowel movement without excessive straining.

Squatty Potty What the creators say

An independent study by the Ohio State University proved the efficacy of using a toilet stool. Of the healthy adult participants, 71% reported a noticeable reduction in the time they spent on the toilet, with an incredible 90% saying they experienced a noticeable reduction in the need to strain.

Designed to be stored neatly underneath the toilet bowl, the Squatty Potty has been specially engineered so that your knees are at a 35ᵒ angle from your hips - the perfect squatting position. The health benefits of squatting to defecate are numerous. Whether you have a specific problem you want to tackle or just want to generally improve your bowel heath, the Squatty Potty will help.

More complete bowel movements eliminate bloating and help your body absorb essential nutrients from your food so that you feel healthier and full of energy. Those who suffer from severe, regular constipation will find relief and help to prevent further build-ups. Haemorrhoids will be reduced and prevented, and those with bowel disease will find using the toilet far less painful. Pregnant women will experience relief too as the squatting position avoids pressure on the uterus and helps to prepare the abdominal and pelvic floor muscles for a natural delivery.


So what size of Squatty Potty do you need to buy today - so you'll feel better tomorrow?

With Squatty Potty you can have the comfort of a sit-down toilet with the health benefits of the squatting position. The Ecco model is a simple, sleek white design that compliments any bathroom. Constructed from durable, easy-clean plastic. it’s available in two different sizes: 7 inches and 9 inches high. Usually toilets 14-16 inches high are low enough for the smaller 7 inch Squatty Potty. Taller toilets over 16 inches are better suited for the 9 inch model. Measure your toilet from floor to bowl with seat lifted up to determine its height.

 

Once you’ve tried Squatty Potty you’ll wonder how you ever managed to go to the loo before. Get one for each bathroom and the whole family will feel the benefits of a more natural number two!

MaterialPlastic
ColourWhite
Size7 Inch: 28.75cm x 50cm x 17.78cm (11.5 Inches x 20 Inches x 7 Inches) | 9 Inch: 28.75cm x 50cm x 22.86cm (11.5 Inches x 20 Inches x 9 Inches)
Frequently Asked Questions about the Squatty Potty Toilet Stool

1. What is the Squatty Potty Toilet Stool, and how does it work?
The Squatty Potty Toilet Stool is a simple yet revolutionary tool designed to improve your posture during bowel movements. By raising your feet while seated on the toilet, it mimics a natural squatting position, which helps to straighten the colon and allows for a fuller, more complete elimination.


2. Why is the Squatty Potty considered a health revolution?
The Squatty Potty is a game-changer because it addresses a common issue with modern toilets: the seated position can cause straining and incomplete elimination. By adopting a squatting posture, you can reduce straining, decrease the risk of haemorrhoids, and promote better digestive health.


3. Who should use the Squatty Potty?
The Squatty Potty is ideal for anyone who wants to improve their bathroom habits, particularly those suffering from constipation, bloating, or haemorrhoids. It’s also beneficial for people looking to prevent these issues and maintain good digestive health.


4. How do I use the Squatty Potty Toilet Stool?
Using the Squatty Potty is simple: place the stool in front of your toilet, sit down as usual, and then place your feet on the stool. This raises your knees above your hips, creating a natural squatting position that aligns your colon for easier, more complete elimination.


5. Is the Squatty Potty suitable for all toilets?
Yes, the Squatty Potty is designed to fit around most standard toilets. It is compact and can be easily stored away when not in use, making it suitable for any bathroom setup.
.

6. Can children use the Squatty Potty?
Yes, the Squatty Potty is suitable for children as well as adults. It can help teach children healthy bathroom habits from a young age, promoting better digestive health as they grow.


7. How does the Squatty Potty help with constipation?
By positioning your body in a more natural squatting posture, the Squatty Potty reduces the need to strain during bowel movements. This can alleviate constipation by promoting easier and more complete elimination. It is proven to help with less straining, which is also vital for women suffering with pelvic organ prolapse.


8. Is the Squatty Potty comfortable to use?
Yes, the Squatty Potty is designed to be comfortable and easy to use. The ergonomic design supports your feet and legs, making it a comfortable addition to your bathroom routine.


9. Can the Squatty Potty help with haemorrhoids?
Yes, by reducing the need to strain, the Squatty Potty can help prevent and alleviate haemorrhoids. The squatting position allows for a smoother and more complete bowel movement, which reduces pressure on the rectum.

10. Can the Squatty Potty help with haemorrhoids?

Yes, by reducing straining during bowel movements, the Squatty Potty can help prevent and alleviate haemorrhoids. The squatting position allows for smoother bowel movements, reducing pressure on the rectum.
The Squatty Potty is available for purchase in the UK through us here at StressNoMore.