yes any fruit does because it contain indigestible fiber which helps push things through your digestive system, but there are things that have much more fiber than grapes.
No, an orange itself will not help with a bowel movement. Oranges are a good source of nutrients and vitamin C for your body. Though, fibre and orange juice will increase your chances of a good bowel movement.
Having low bowel movements is a sign that a person is not getting enough fiber in their diet. Eating more roughage should correct the problem. If difficulties persist, taking a gentle laxative should help things along.
Your Chemist has suppository's that can help with this or it may be necessary to have a talk with your doctor.
If the bowel is backed up, it can lead to bloating, which can lead to weight gain. Be sure to drink plenty of water to help the digestive system.
There are all manner of laxatives, pharmaceutic and natural, that work well. However, I would first mention there's no health reason that you have to have a bowel movement every day. In fact, many people don't. If there's no bowel movement by 4 days, or if you feel uncomfortable, then ask for help. But unless you feel uncomfortable, don't worry -- your body generally handles itself well on its own in such matters.
For all people, eating foods high in natural fibers help to keep bowel movements regular.
Get medical help for this immediately ... call your Doctor, now !!
No, Slim Fast is intended to help you balance your body by aiding your digestion (bowel movement) and supplying necessary nutrition.
It's an old fashioned remedy that is effective, but drastic. There are many other equally effective, but gentler remedies available at the pharmacy.
This is a tough question since the exact cause of bowel disease is unknown. However, eating a healthy diet, getting plenty of sleep, avoiding stress and having enough vitamins and nutrients in your system may help.
increase your fluid intake. hydration is crucial for relieving constipation. incorporate more fiber-rich foods into your diet. foods high in fiber, like raw carrots, apples with the peel on, avocados, and fibrous vegetables, can help get things moving. exercise regularly, physical activity can stimulate your digestive system and promote bowel movement. try natural remedies such as prunes, senna, kiwifruit, coffee, and flaxseed. these can help encourage bowel movements. consider using ginger. it's anti-inflammatory and may help the stomach contract.
Yes, after a meal distension of the stomach leads to reflex stimulation of the muscles of the intestine which can cause a bowl movement. This is called the gastrocolic reflex and is common in children; however, it can still come into action in adults.