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Someone posted about a great tea for constipation. Please help me,I cannot remember .

Thanks so much.

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karolmilk

I have used senna tea but now make Kombucha using green tea which controls candida overgrowth, maintains healthy gut flora, is an antioxidant and ultimately improves movement of bowels.

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Pittgirl in reply tokarolmilk

Thanks so much ? remember the person said if you wanted to add licorice root to it, you better not be far from a bathroom.

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parkie13

In Walmart or grocery stores or health food store you can buy tea called Smooth Move. It does use herbs + standardized Senna . It's a mild constipation relief tea. I don't remember the one that you are asking about.

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Pittgirl in reply toparkie13

Thanks. I presently use. smooth move tea. But I thought there was another that was stronger.

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parkie13 in reply toPittgirl

You could double the tea bag or you could try some Swiss Kriss pills.

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Pittgirl in reply toparkie13

What are. Swiss Kris's pills?

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Hiawatha1 in reply toPittgirl

Swiss Kriss Herbal Laxative

Can be purchased from Amazon:

amazon.com/Swiss-Kriss-Herb...

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Niggs

'Bulgarian' senna from amazon.

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alexask

Have you tried Mannitol?

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Pittgirl in reply toalexask

No have not tried mannitol. Will look itt up

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answerseeker

Dandelion Root tea with meals stimulates the release of digestive enzymes by the body and has a mild and gentle effect on promoting bowel movement. I like Traditional Medicines Roasted Dandelion Root. It has a bitter taste similar to coffee. drugs.com/npp/dandelion.html

Note: This website is looking at this herb as a drug and so the warning that it could be toxic refers to taking more than a "food" amount which is 2-3 cups per day with meals. Theoretically, you could get too many good-for-you minerals if you drank it all day. :)

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Pittgirl in reply toanswerseeker

Thanks so very much.

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GymBag

6 oz glass of prune juice

followed by strong hot clear regular black tea

every 8 hrs until movement

then once a day

Exercise every day , increase fibre: fruit , oats, raw vegetables, go for a long walk in the fresh air and when you start to feel better all around, drop the Prune juice.

Worked for me

Much better than being in Emerg. waiting for treatment for Compaction. You dont want that. you dont even want to know how they treat it.

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Pittgirl in reply toGymBag

Thank you. I'll try it.. Been getting worse for me. I must do something consistently.

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WinnieThePoo

Kombucha is a great drink which should help. And if you forget to decant and drink the sediment it may help more than you wanted

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