If you find that your baby isn’t pooping as often, as usual, it may be because of what you’re eating. The avocado is an adequate poop-promoting food!
Constipation
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This article defines if avocado can cause constipation in adults and babies. Avocados are a natural laxative that causes you and your baby to defecate because of their ability to flush out your digestive tract and improve your bowel movement.
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Next to cheese and a couple of other handy meal items, the salad idea is probably the next best thing. But why does salad give some people diarrhea? It’s time to discover the connection between salad and frequent poop in today’s definite blog.
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Do salads make your stomach grumble and help your constipation immediately after eating it? Sometimes that is a good sign, but we need to get down to the science of salads and how they can affect your constipation.
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Dr. Pepper is loved the world over because of its unique taste. It is also one of the oldest soda pops in existence. But does this mean that it can act as a curative in some situations, like when a person is suffering from constipation? Let’s find out in today’s spicy Soda Pop blog.
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Blackcurrant is helpful for so many culinary adventures that it’s hard to think it may cause constipation. Discover how blackcurrant works when ingested and if there is a high risk of experiencing constipation because of it.
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Many folk remedies seem to work – as if on cue – like bananas. If you suffer from constipation frequently, you may want to try eating more bananas. However, what kind of banana is best for constipation? Let’s find out!
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If you regularly experience constipation, you are likely a good candidate for trying out different natural/commercial juices to help ease your digestion. Constipation can affect your life, and it’s not healthy to be dependent on commercial laxatives.
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Apples are touted as one of the top home remedies for constipation. Apples contain pectin and other dietary fiber types that draw water to the colon. But can apples also cause the reverse effect in some people?