This is the original version of Justified and Ancient which appears as a single and on the KLF album, The White Room. If you are scrobbling the version featuring Tammy Wynette, please fix your tags to Justified & Ancient (Stand By The Jams)
Foods such as black licorice can cause black diarrhea. Photo Credit rÃÂ©glisse image by corinne matusiak from <a href=http://www.fotolia.com>Fotolia.com</a>. Black diarrhea is often the sign of blood in the digestive tract that can have multiple causes depending on where the bleeding is coming from. Locations can range from anywhere from the nose or mouth to the colon, though bleeding lower in the GI tract tends to present as blood in the stool more than as black diarrhea.
The three types of diarrhea are: acute diarrhea, persistent diarrhea, and dysentery. If an episode of diarrhea lasts less than 14 days, it is acute diarrhea. Acute watery diarrhea causes dehydration and contributes to malnutrition. The death of a child with acute diarrhea is usually due to dehydration. If the diarrhea lasts 14 days or more, it is persistent diarrhea. Up to 20% of episodes of diarrhea become persistent. Persistent diarrhea often causes nutritional problems, creating the risk of malnutrition and serious non-intestinal infection.