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Fibre absorbs water in your digestive system, giving bulk and softness to the stool. But make sure you consume a lot of water, too.
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If you feel the urge to go to the bathroom, go. Do not postpone trips to the bathroom, otherwise the stool can stay in the colon for long causing it to become dry and difficult to pass.
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It helps to break the food down, as well as stimulate salivary enzymes which can aid digestion.
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Regular, moderate exercise like walking can help get your bowels moving by moving food smoothly through the digestive system, thereby reducing the risk of constipation.
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When food does not get digested well, it can cause a host of problems including feeling bloated and nausea. Digestive health is important, and as experts say, the gut ultimately dictates how your body and mind functions.
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“Our digestive system does more than simply digest food. It improves resistance to infection, enhances nutrient absorption and prevents the formation of kidney and gall stones. So start by making the right food choices and lifestyle modifications, and your digestive system will help you stay in t...
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