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Title: Constipation and IBS: Why Am I Constipated?


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Constipation and IBS Why Am I Constipated?
  • Dr. Albert Snow
  • Holistic Gastroenterologist

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  • Most people suffering from inflammatory bowel
    disease (IBD) also suffer from constipation and
    IBS.

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  • Even though constipation itself isn't actually an
    IBD and the most common symptom of IBD is
    diarrhea, there are some people who are
    predisposed to both diarrhea and constipation.

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  • They are called "swingers," as they tend to swing
    from one state to the other, which causes some
    confusion.

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  • This is because once the diarrhea is treated you
    also have to manage the constipation.

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  • Genetics is the most common root reason for
    constipation.

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  • If you are a person who is genetically
    predisposed to being chronically constipated, it
    means that your body doesn't absorb or manage
    both the magnesium in your food and any magnesium
    you get from a multi-vitamin.

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  • Magnesium is nature's stool softener and is
    considered nature's tranquilizer for those who
    are always stressed about their constipation and
    IBS condition.

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  • It is this magnesium that properly regulates the
    amount of fluids found in your stool so that your
    stools are soft enough, but not too soft to
    easily pass through your GI tract.

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  • Moreover, magnesium is a natural muscle relaxer
    that helps with proper muscle contraction and
    expansion by loosening your bowels and helping
    those suffering from a common condition referred
    to as, "tight-ass."

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  • There are several things you need to know
    regarding magnesium.

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  • If your body doesn't manage fluids properly, then
    you will have to consume magnesium on a regular
    basis.

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  • However, magnesium is not addictive. Most people
    don't mind regularly taking magnesium, as long as
    they receive natural and consistent bowel
    movement without any other side effects.

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  • Milk of Magnesia is a very "crude" form of
    magnesium that leads to "violent" effects.

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  • Instead of using Milk of Magnesia, visit a good
    health food store and ask for high absorption
    magnesium and then start taking 1-2 tablets daily
    to find out what works best for you in treating
    constipation and IBS.

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  • It is a well-known fact that fiber is also
    helpful in treating constipation and IBS.

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  • However, before you start consuming fibrous food,
    you have to be careful if you think that a lack
    of magnesium might be an issue.

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  • If you don't address this condition first, you
    won't be able to move your bowels, and fiber just
    piles up in your colon.

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  • In other words, if you suffer from chronic
    constipation, it is better to first try magnesium.

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  • In most cases, constipation can be managed using
    the right kind of fiber, which is insoluble fiber.

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  • Psyillium is considered the best option here. Of
    course, you can use magnesium and psyllium
    together, too, if you think that's best for your
    body.

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  • This last fact about constipation will really
    surprise you. The human body generally has 3
    bowel movements in a day.

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  • So, after you eat a meal, you have to eliminate
    all the waste collected from yesterday's meals.

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  • While babies and animals do this very well,
    adults don't naturally do as well.

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  • If you are one of those who thought that going
    once a day or every other day was good enough,
    you are wrong.

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  • Preventing yourself from having regular bowel
    movements can have negative effects on your
    health.

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  • Prevent your constipation and IBS by ensuring
    that your body receives the magnesium and fiber
    that it needs for regular and healthy bowel
    movements.

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  • Discover the Truth About Irritable Bowel Disease!
  • How colitis, irritable bowel syndrome, Crohns
    Disease, and Leaky Gut Syndrome are all symptoms
    of the same condition
  • Exactly what these conditions are
  • How you got these conditions
  • How your medical doctor contributed to your
    condition
  • The one primary source of all conditions
  • How these conditions are man-made
  • How to get rid of these conditions permanently

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