More user remedies on Constipation

Super Dieters Tea

suggested by joyce on Sunday, April 29, 2007

This is in response to the person writing the "Sort of Home Remedie on March 4, 2007. I drank this tea for 17 years and just about ruined my large intestine. This tea has Senna in it which is very bad for you. The Senna made my large intestine not do the work it needed to in order to push the fecal matter through. I would consider other alternatives than this tea.

Sort of Home Remedie Constipation

suggested by [unspecified] on Sunday, March 4, 2007

At most stores there is something call super dieters tea. Not really home made but very effective and all natural. Put it in the microwave for 1 1/2 minutes and drink hot before bed. Only thing that works including prescriptions for me.

Constipation

suggested by Donna on Saturday, February 3, 2007

Mix one part bran oat bran in a jar at local grocery or health food store) to equal part applesauce. Add 1/2 part prune juice. Mix and chill. Take a heaping tablespoon or two every day. Keeps about a week in the frig. Works really well to prevent constipation. I am an RN and give this to all my patients.

Constipation

suggested by elbert on Wednesday, January 3, 2007

An awareness that during sleep your mind provides desired outcomes to ones problems and goals causes one to sleep and relax excellently. This elimate constipation that is caused or aided by stress. I learned this from a book written by Dr. Maxwell Maltz in the early or mid seventies. Prior to reading his book I had chronic constipation. I had to have my appendix removed at about age ten or 11. Until I read your section on appendix I always associated it with eating too much blueberry pie. My doctors said they did not know its cause. I believe prune juice should be higher on your list. It is the onlything that has never failed me.

Constipation

suggested by [unspecified] on Saturday, November 18, 2006

When I was a child, My mother would make a strong lemon aid out conventrate. I do it for my kids today. They drink it down with out a problem not knowing what Im up to. When they feel better life is alittle easier.

constipation

suggested by john on Thursday, November 16, 2006

fresh of the vine tomatos, add alittle salt and pepper for taste and feel the releaf in the morning works great every time.

Natural Laxative: Prunes

suggested by Scarlet on Tuesday, October 31, 2006

Prunes are an effective way to stop constipation. You can find this tasty fruit at your local grocery store or famers market. When using it as a laxative, you can have it either cooked, raw or pureed. Personally, I like drinking it because it's easier to consume a larger quantity (1 glass) of it when my constipation is stubborn. The amount taken really depends on the severity of your constipated. It you aren't sure have 1 cup of prune juice and increase the amount if it doesn't get better that day. Also try eating or drinking some prunes eat day to help with your body pass a bowel for maintance.

Home Remedy for Constipation

suggested by satish on Thursday, October 12, 2006

An indian herb called sneh -ki - patti . Looks and tastes like tamarind leaves . Use a mixer to grind it to fine powder . Half a spoon after dinner does the trick . I have been using it personally since the past 20 years . Non habit forming and no side effects

Remedy for constipation

suggested by Catherine on Thursday, September 1, 2005

I have found that a coffee enema is very helpful in cleaning the digestive tract of toxins, and in inducing the liver to dump excess toxins into the bowel for excretion. I add about 3-4 tablespoons coarse-grind coffee and a pinch of salt to about 4-5 cups of water, bring to boil, then simmer 15 minutes. Then allow to cool to room temp, and filter through cheesecloth. Pour into enema bag and take the enema. Then rest, lying on left side, for 15-20 minutes, keeping warm, before evacuating the enema. A nice warm bath afterwards revives my energy.

increase fiber

suggested by randin on Tuesday, July 26, 2005

eat foods rich in fiber such as Raspberries, Blackberries, Strawberries, Rye, Broccoli, Green beans, Apples with skin, Spinach, Beet greens, Kale, Turnip greens, Almonds, Peanuts Walnuts, Cherries, Brussel Sprouts, and Stone ground whole wheat.