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Constipation | Constipation Home Remedies | Constipation Treatment | 5 Home Remedies For Constipation |

Constipation, That feeling when we are not able to relieve our bowels in the morning spoils our mood, reduces the energy levels and adversely affects our skin and hair. But not anymore.

Foremost, we should be clear that constipation is not really a disease. Consider it more like a warning, a sign, an indication that your body is trying to give about dryness and coldness within your colon which is not allowing the stool to pass. If however ignored or not rooted from its cause, constipation can give rise to many other serious problems.

Ayurveda is firm that over 95% of the disease originates from the  stomach. That is why Ayurvedic scriptures talk at length about constipation and how it can be permanently cured by tweaking your lifestyle, eating the right foods and including certain herbal concoctions that rejuvenates the digestive tract relieving from constipation. And that’s what this blog is all about. Read More

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🌿 "You know?? After having IBS with constipationand trying medication I ended up finding a posture calles Garland tbat helped me a lot!!!

My strategy was combining meditation (basically just breathing to relax my mind) with Garland Pose to work wonders on my intestines. Practicing it daily for 10 minutes upon waking, alongside slow breathing, not only enhanced my flexibility and strength but also significantly improved my digestion. Win-win! 🧘‍♂️💫 Basically, after the 10 minutes I always go to the 🚽 .

Benefits:

Flexibility & Strength: Opens hips, strengthens core, tones legs.

Digestive Aid: Stimulates abdominal organs, improving digestion.

Mood Booster: Calms mind, reduces stress.

Try it for and comment below if this helped you!

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This is an article about ayurveda home remedies for constipation. Ayurveda experts advise using it to relief constipation

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Gentle and Effective Yoga Asanas for Constipation Relief:

***Gentle and Effective Yoga Asanas for Constipation Relief:***

Many people can suffer from the painful and irritating condition of constipation. Look no further than the age-old practice of yoga if you're seeking a safe, all-natural way to relieve constipation. Yoga asanas, or poses, help with a variety of digestive problems, including constipation, in addition to strengthening and promoting physical flexibility. We'll look at several potent yoga asanas in this article that can relieve constipation and enhance your overall digestive health. 1. Paschimottanasana (Seated Forward Bend) 2. Malasana (Garland Pose) 3. Pawanmuktasana (Wind-Relieving Pose) 4. Trikonasana (Triangle Pose) 5. Dhanurasana (Bow Pose) Yoga offers a multifaceted strategy for enhancing overall health, which includes easing constipation. Yoga poses that gently stretch, massage, and stimulate the abdominal organs will greatly improve digestion and encourage regular bowel movements. For optimum digestive health, incorporate these yoga positions into your daily practice, drink plenty of water, and eat a balanced diet high in fiber. Say goodbye to your constipation problems by embracing the power of yoga! **TO READ THE FULL DETAILED ANSWER WITH BRIEF EXPLANATION OF THE 5 (FIVE) YOGA ASANAS OR POSES, CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINK:**

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constipation is the root of all evil (passionate philosophical discussion on physiological karma and human suffering)

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Local girlie found on the bathroom floor unable to be brave about the tummy ache

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That level of confidence on rejecting anything beyond what a MD will tell you (and not even a DO apparently?) has reached peak stupid I see. Probiotics work. Saccharomyces boulardii straight up saves lives. Come the fuck on.

I haven't criticized DOs, DOs are fully qualified physicians. For those not aware: In the US a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) has the same qualifications as an MD; if you want a doctor who does more holistic care but is a real-ass doctor, look for a DO.

DC, doctor of chiropractic, is the degree that you get from the ITT Tech of medical schools to lie to people and call yourself a doctor.

Saccharomyces boulardii is one of the probiotics included in the recommendations of the AGA as conditionally recommended in spite of low quality of evidence.

Saying "probiotics are largely woo" and including a link to A) guidelines that recommend evidence-based use of probiotics and B) a commentary on those guidelines lamenting that the lax regulation of the supplement industry has made it excessively difficult to study potentially helpful interventions is not the same thing as saying "probiotics don't work."

I know it can be hard to see but on tumblr when there's a little line under some words that means the words are a link; you can place your cursor over that link and single-click to go to a different page of the internet that might include more words you can read are a much longer and more comprehensive explanation of the words that you initially clicked on.

There's no conclusive evidence that regular supplementation of probiotics improves digestive issues in healthy people and taking probiotics regularly if you are not at risk for c. diff likely means that you're just shitting money down the drain.

Aspirin saves lives too, but that doesn't mean that literally everyone should take it daily for its life-saving benefits.

I became *absolutely ironclad* in my support for evidence based medicine over medical woo after my chronic illness diagnosis and while trying to figure out how to not feel sick all the time. Getting diagnosed with celiac in 2012 meant getting inundated with books like Wheat Belly and links to Joseph Mercola and advice to take probiotics and to stop eating the yoga mat chemical. Navigating a chronic illness and *massive dietary changes* on an internet awash with medical woo was a nightmare, and you're making the exact same kind of argument that I stumbled across on a ton of forums where parents were trying to treat their kids' symptoms, or where people were searching for help with their own pain and struggles and were getting *bad fucking answers* about probiotics and essential aminos and diatomaceous earth.

Probiotics "work" to help some people in extremely specific situations, but, like most supplementation, they are absolutely unnecessary for the vast majority of people and unless you know that you have a specific condition that will be improved by taking them, you're mostly spending a lot of money to swallow a lot of things and shit them out. If you have a gut disorder, probiotics will not make your gut disorder better. If you have diarrhea as a result of food borne illness, probiotics will not get your poop back to normal. If you are constipated, probiotics will not soften your stools or make you more regular. If you are at risk of c. diff from a course of antibiotics and you are NOT immune compromised, probiotics may potentially reduce your risk of c. diff infection and you should talk to a doctor who is treating you for that specific situation about whether or not probiotics might be helpful in the short term while your gut microbiome recovers from the antibiotics.