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A gentle cathartic. A laxative may act by stimulating the motion of the bowel, moistening the colon, increasing bile secretion, or relieving cramps.
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| laxative |
A substance that helps the expulsion of food wastes from the body through the digestive system.
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| laxative |
Promotes bowel evacuation. Includes: Cascara sagrada, dandelion root, flaxseed, rhubarb root and senna.
Ãâó: www.earthspirits-herbals.com/fyi/spring04.htm
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| laxative abuse |
The ingestion of cathartic drugs to relieve perceived constipation (when none is present), or to prevent the absorption of nutrients (e.g., in bulimia). Patients who consume excessive quantities of laxatives may complain of chroni
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A diet modified to avoid chronic constipation by maintaining an adequate volume of food; eating high-bulk foods that contain a high fiber content; eating foods that tend to stimulate bowel activity such as stewed fruits and vege
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