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February 23, 2023/Digestive

Yes, Anxiety Poops Are Totally a Thing — Here’s How To Find Relief

Our bowels have a deep connection with our mind

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February 22, 2023/Digestive

Apple Cider Vinegar for Acid Reflux: Does It Work?

There’s not enough research to know, but it’s OK to try it for most

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February 21, 2023/Diet, Food & Fitness

Constipation Relief: Can Prune Juice Make You Poop?

Prunes earn the title of ‘nature’s remedy’ for bowel movement issues

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February 13, 2023/Digestive

Why You Should Avoid Colon Cleansing

It’s not an enema or bowel prep, and can harm proper colon function

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February 10, 2023/Digestive

Abdominal Adhesions: 5 Things To Know

They’re a normal, common side effect of abdominal surgery

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January 24, 2023/Digestive

The Daily Grind: Why Coffee Makes You Poop

Acids in coffee can give you the urge to go in just minutes

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December 30, 2022/Digestive

What You Should Know About Your Gut Health

A healthy gut benefits your entire digestive system — and more

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December 27, 2022/Diet, Food & Fitness

Tips to Reset After a Food Binge

Get moving, avoid the scale and be kind to yourself — plus, learn your triggers

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December 19, 2022/Digestive

Stool Softener vs. Laxative: What’s the Difference?

Stool softeners are a type of laxative that softens your stool, making it easier to poop

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December 17, 2022/Digestive

Why a ‘Dry January’ Is Good for Your Health

Your liver, heart and skin will all thank you for the break from alcohol

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