Diarrhea causes vary from high-fat meals and soy products to infections, often leading to electrolyte imbalances. Utilizing recovery foods like canned pumpkin and avoiding triggers like beer or iron can help restore digestive health.
Your grandmother might be disappointed to learn that a study published in March 2015 in "JAMA Internal Medicine" failed to find convincing evidence supporting the old adage that "an apple a day keeps the doctor away." Nonetheless, apples can be an appetizing, versatile component of a healthful diet.
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Toddlers often have rather odd-looking stools, depending on what they last ate, but white or light-colored diarrhea deserves evaluation.
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Ginger, an herb sold as an over-the counter supplement, has a long history of use to treat stomach ailments in Chinese herbal medicine.
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Diarrhea, one of the most common childhood illnesses, has numerous causes in toddlers, from allergy to infection.
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