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[Stool Color] White, Pale or Clay Colored [Cause] Not enough bile. Your bile would change this color of your stool to brown [Food That Produces Color] Bread, flour, rice [What You Should Do] 
Your bile duct may have an obstruction. Or your medications could be the cause (even over-the-counter meds like Kaopectate, Pepto Bismol, Tums). If the white or light color continues, see a doctor Pale or clay-colored stools can also indicate problems in the biliary drainage system, which affects your pancreas, liver and gallbladder. The condition is called acolic stools. Typically, your skin also turns yellow (jaundice) when you have acolic stools. Other conditions that can produce pale or clay colored stools include alcoholism, gallstones, liver cirrhosis, cysts and cancer.
The Color of Your Bowel Movements --- What It Means
What You Should Do