my home remedies

Home Remedies for Constipation

A list of home remedies for the topic Constipation.

WARNING: This home remedies site is intended to be archival in nature. The natural remedies here are submitted by numerous people from around the world, and we have no way to test or verify every remedy. As such these home remedies should be used for academic purposes only. Never use any home remedy or other self treatment without being advised to do so by a physician.
Google
 
Web My Home Remedies


Home Remedy Topic: Constipation

67 home remedy submissions for Constipation

Submitted by Alice at 2010-07-20 05:58:24 from 59.183.184.137

Constipation is not a disease, but a symptom. Sometimes it becomes so severe, that it leads to chain of symptoms such as weakness, fissures, etc. Traditionally used natural therapies (Biogetica) offer an excellent combination of resonance homeopathic, naturopathic and nutritional supplements for treating constipation. They assist in restoring normal movements, improve the enzymatic activity within the gastrointestinal tract and reinstate the normal bowel flora. Generally an immediate improvement in bowel movements are noticed, which return to normal on completion of treatment protocol. They are effective alternatives to laxatives. Natural remedies provide you with an effective, natural and non habit-forming solution to Constipation.

1 comments | rating: 9 (4 votes) |  
Submitted by nemacy at 2010-07-11 02:42:24 from 98.222.104.41

This is the best and fastest remedy I have ever tried for constipation. After being constipated for days, a friend of mine who is a nurse told me that the first thing they do in the hospital for those that are suffering from constipation is put 6-8oz of prune juice in a coffee mug and heat it for 45 seconds. Then put 1 tbsp of real butter in the juice and heat for another 25 seconds. Allow it to cool for 30 seconds then give it a good stir and have the sufferer drink all of it, within 5-10 minutes.

I'm not lying when I say it worked in about an hour. It's quite a love/hate relationship, plus it's pretty inexpensive... Can't beat that!


0 comments | rating: 4 (8 votes) |  
Submitted by NaturalEase at 2010-06-25 20:12:49 from 68.228.69.78

I have suffered from serious constipation for years especially during pregnancy and after baby born. I recommend to take two Moringa Max capsules in the morning with warm water. Moringa Max can help Irritable Bowel Syndrome –IBS and IBD - as well. Moringa leaf Powder Provides absorbable natural calcium to build bones young and old. Moringa Max is made by Natural Ease Corp in California.

0 comments | rating: 5 (1 votes) |  
Submitted by Dianne at 2010-05-26 02:09:17 from 70.181.79.127

Daily Probiotic are great for digestive issues. TruNature Brand, new at Costco.com are a great value.

0 comments | rating: 6 (6 votes) |  
Submitted by Chimmi Dholkar at 2010-04-13 18:41:46 from 72.225.130.117

So far out of all the natural remedies I have tried, Karma Blends natural tea has worked the best for me. Its called Eater's digest and is an amazing blend of carom seeds and chamomile...Great after heavy meals!

0 comments | rating: 4 (5 votes) |  
Submitted by Vegetable lover at 2010-02-17 07:28:55 from 98.226.154.110

Basically what all these home remedies are suggesting is that you are trying to basically give yourself dhirea. All you have to do is eat lots of fruits and vegetables. Anything with lots of fiber will clear your system well. This is coming from a person who has a lot of experience with it. As a child, let's just say I really liked vegetables. Feel free to try any of the other remedies and good luck with your problems.

0 comments | rating: 4 (22 votes) |  
Submitted by Tracey at 2009-12-02 16:24:05 from 89.226.71.232

After reading all the other posts, mine may seem a bit simple... but it's very easy to apply. I got this advice from someone working in a pharmacy. I was looking for weight loss remedies and after a bit of discussion, the woman said that it sounded like I had an 'elimination' problem. I told her that I tend to retain fluids, so I don't want to be pounding down lots of water all day. She explained that I should be drinking small amounts of water throughout the day to stay hydrated. To improve elimination, she advised me to drink about 250 ml of water at room temperature as soon as I get up in the morning. She said that your digestive system is working through the night, and it's at its 'readiest' to be emptied in the morning when you get up and get vertical. Constipation is simply a lack of sufficient fluid in the lower intestine. So, if you give your lower intestines that fluid when it's most useful, it will help your natural rhythm. It's been a great success. I just keep a bottle of water by the bed or in the livingroom and start sipping as soon as I get up. It's been very effective and constipation is a thing of the past. I also try to eat fiber when possible. But the water in the morning has been amazing.

0 comments | rating: 5 (14 votes) |  
Submitted at 2009-11-20 12:47:44 from 217.43.152.162

Unripe bananas every time (greener the better) to keep you regular. Ripe for diarrhoea.

1 comments | rating: 3 (11 votes) |  
Submitted at 2009-11-02 22:43:22 from 75.170.10.175

Go Juice always works for me. Go Juice is equal parts orange, apple and prune juice. 8oz. for adults.

0 comments | rating: 5 (8 votes) |  
Submitted by Ron S. at 2009-11-01 21:56:41 from 68.146.1.158

For mild constipation, use a small stool (4” to 6” high) to elevate the legs while on the toilet. Place the stool as close as possible to the toilet bowl, and shift your body forward toward the front of the toilet seat. For more leverage, try coughing or sneezing (inhale some pepper if unable to sneeze on demand). You will also need to push at the exact moment the cough or sneeze occurs. CAUTION: This method is probably not recommended for more severe constipation.

The following can also help ease the strain of going potty, but you pretty much need a hole in the ground for it to work. Squat low to the ground so the back of the thighs are resting on the calves, lean forward slightly, and rest your triceps on your knees. (Subtle rocking sometimes helps.) If you’ve ever been constipated while in the woods without proper facilities, you know that the pipes will clear much easier when you're crouching!

Cheers.


0 comments | rating: 3 (6 votes) |  

Page 1 of 7
Next Page >>


Hair Loss No More - Information about hair loss and how to stop it.


Copyright © 2003-2005 - Webmaster - Link Exchange


Please visit:
My Acne Remedies