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Constipation is a common digestive ailment that results when a person has infrequent or difficult bowel movements. Bowel movements vary between individuals; however, constipation is generally classified as having fewer than three bowel movements a week with excretions consisting of small, hard stools.
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Detox diets are intended to cleanse the body of toxins and waste products that accumulate from your environment and your poor lifestyle habits. Detoxes are increasingly marketed as a way to help you lose weight quickly while jump-starting a healthier lifestyle.
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Digestive complaints such as bloating and painful gas may be the result of medical conditions, as well as a poor diet and inactive lifestyle. Although everybody reacts differently to different foods, sugar is a frequent trigger for stomach bloat and flatulence.
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Laxatives are substances typically used to relieve constipation in people unable to achieve regular bowel movements. According to the Mayo Clinic, normal bowel movements vary among individuals but generally range from one to three per day.
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