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laxative a substance that promotes bowel movements.
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laxative An agent that acts to cause emptying of the bowel. This may be by purging (irritating the lining) or increasing the volume of stool (bulking).
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laxative abuse The abuse of laxatives by individuals who want attention or to lose weight is an occasional cause of diarrhea.
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laxative Promotes bowel movements in a more gentle manner than a purgative. Do not use purgatives on children or those with weakened overall health. Take warm for best results. Senna, Rhubarb root, Cascara Sagrada, Licorice root, Slippery Elm, Carob, Yellow Dock, Dandelion, Irish Moss, Flaxseeds, Psyllium Seed
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laxative Medication to help relieve constipation or make bowel movements easier.
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