That’s actually not too unusual—blue food coloring (like the kind used in blue vanilla ice cream) can mix with bile (which is yellow-green) in your digestive system and result in green stool. It’s harmless in most cases and usually clears up once the dye is out of your system.
Unless you have other symptoms like stomach pain, diarrhea, or the color change lasts more than a few days, there’s no need to worry. But yeah—blue in, green out. Welcome to the club.
That’s actually not too unusual—blue food coloring (like the kind used in blue vanilla ice cream) can mix with bile (which is yellow-green) in your digestive system and result in green stool. It’s harmless in most cases and usually clears up once the dye is out of your system.
Unless you have other symptoms like stomach pain, diarrhea, or the color change lasts more than a few days, there’s no need to worry. But yeah—blue in, green out. Welcome to the club.
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