They'd battle it out in there.
You would have to take a laxative.
Powdered sugar can be used as a hardener for frostings. You can keep adding it until the icing is as thick as you would like it to be.
The term catalyst is much more general than the term hardener, since hardening is only one of endless numbers of processes which can be catalysed. A hardener, therefore, would be a specific type of catalyst.
Check the patient's belly below the navel. If it feels solid as you pass your hand over the belly applying gentle pressure there may be an impaction. Another indication would be diarrhea or loose stool after administering a laxative.
Yes! I would not recommend this candy at all... Very laxative.
Assuming you are constipated and are looking for a pill to cause a bowel movement. The term for what you are looking for is called a laxative or stool softener. A good laxative in pill form is Dulcolax, available at most drugs counters at supermarkets or drug stores such as Walgreen. According to the label, it is the #1 doctor recommended product. I am on a medication that causes constipation and I take Dulcolax. Works fine for me.
You could try using a laxative combined with a stool softener. That way, when the laxative takes effect, you should pass your stools without too much discomfort until your system is back to normal. If this is a regular occurrence, see your doctor for professional advice.
It's very difficult to tell if your bird is constipated. I would personally recommend that you offer your bird fruits (make sure your bird is not toxic to certain fruits) and this should help with his/her stool. If your still worried contact your avian vet.
The best time to take a laxative would be in the evening before you go to bed then you will get the effects of it when you wake up
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in real life you would probably die or be really sick, but in the american dad world ( which is why your asking this most likely) you would feel like you were cleaned out like taking a laxative or something
An adhesive and a hardener, or an adhesive and a solvent (which evaporates, allowing the glue to harden)