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Carrots are foods that soften stool. Raw vegetables, like carrots, not only increase the amount of oxygen transported to your intestines, they also aid in digestion and soften hard, dry stools. Other foods that help soften stool include: broccoli, greens, cabbage, celery and lettuce.
If you're having diarrhea, with frequent soft, loose or watery stools, making changes to your diet may help. In general, a diet for soft stools is low in fat, fiber, lactose and sugar.hether dealing with stool that's too soft or loose or trying to soften your stools if you experience constipation, what you eat or don't eat may help ease symptoms.