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Natural Treatment for Constipation and Bowel Difficulty Three Main Causes of Constipation Constipation and Bowel Difficulty refers to the incomplete or infrequent passage of stools and difficulty passing stools. There are three main causes of constipation. These are: neurogenic, muscular, and mechanical. These factors are often combined. A low-fiber diet and a sedentary lifestyle contribute …
Occasional Constipation Plan Digestive Plans This Constipation Plan is recommended as a general and self-guided 30-day plan to stimulate peristalsis, relax the muscles, and support the liver to support healthy elimination.* Colax, 60 Tablets Colax is a gentle bowel cleansing herbal formula containing Cascara, Dandelion, Yellow Dock, Dill seed, and Chamomile to help maintain healthy …
Supporting your digestive system and GERD, heartburn and hiatal hernia with solutions that work In the last blog from Dr. Keri Brown on Esophageal reflex and hiatal hernia you’ll reminder some of the causes and symptoms associated with this heart burn, digestive issue. We have complied a quick list for you as well as a …
Heart Burn, esophageal reflex and hiatal hernia all have symptoms in common DEFINITION A Hiatal Hernia is caused by Gap in the diaphragm due to congenital defects, laxity of tissue, decreased digestive enzymes or trauma allowing viscera to project through the crura. The most common herniation is through the esophageal hiatus. Primarily, due to increased …
Lactobacillus bifidus is first introduced into the sterile intestines of the infant as a result of breast-feeding. Large numbers can soon be observed in the feces of the baby. L. bulgarious is commonly used as a yogurt culture, but it is incapable of proliferating in the human gut. Other friendly bacteria may thrive unless they …
Probiotics are amazingly healing to the gut. If you can not get them in food, it is a good idea to consider supplementing with a high potency probiotic. Yogurt: Probiotics Source Yogurt is the most familiar source of probiotics — “good” bacteria like lactobacillus or bifidobacteria that keep a healthy balance in your gut. Studies …