How Long Is Too Long To Be Constipated?
Whatever the cause, constipation is characterized by the slowing of one's bowels, resulting in less frequent bowel movements than normal.
Read MoreWhatever the cause, constipation is characterized by the slowing of one's bowels, resulting in less frequent bowel movements than normal.
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Read MoreWhile it can be frustrating, there are thankfully many ways to relieve constipation. Starting with diet is one of the easiest and most affordable of them all.
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Read MoreThere is continuing debate on the pros and cons of regular coffee consumption, especially its effect on blood pressure. Here's what the latest research says.
Read MoreIs there a link between increasing vitamin D intake and our gut health, particularly when it comes to constipation? Health experts are finding varying data.
Read MoreConstipation with back pain is often a result of dehydration or a low-fiber diet, but it could also be a symptom of a more serious condition.
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Read MoreFish oil has many health benefits that stem largely from the omega-3 fatty acids in it. Research also shows that it can help reduce blood pressure.
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Read MoreStorms can trigger and worsen asthma attacks, because wind and rain can break down pollen clumps into particles that can get into your nose and lungs.
Read MoreAside from frigid weather, our noses can feel cold because of our level of mental overwhelm, as well as hypothyroidism or blood circulation issues.
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Read MoreChicken soup has long been touted for its ability to help fight the common cold, but is this really true, or is it just another myth?
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Read MoreNot all NSAIDs increase a person's risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke. Aspirin has none of these side effects.
Read MoreIf you have high blood pressure — also known as hypertension — you are in good company, as nearly half of American adults have the condition.
Read MoreOne gastroenterologist noted that "I have never known melatonin to be a source of constipation."
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