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		<title>Fight constipation  For a Healthy Life</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are few people I know who suffer from constipation, one of them is my friend Lorraine, tells me that their stools are on average once every 4 or 5 days and with laxatives. Imagine a while, take your breakfast ,  your lunch , eat a starter  and evening dinners, the next day ingest a [...]]]></description>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">There are few people I know who suffer from constipation, one of them is my friend Lorraine, tells me that their stools are on average once every 4 or 5 days and with laxatives. Imagine a while, take your breakfast ,  your lunch , eat a starter  and evening dinners, the next day ingest a similar amount and so on for 2 or 3 more days! Now all that food has gained in a table, you&#8217;ll see is a bunch of food that you have not expelled!<br />
Constipation is the preservation of fecal waste in the gut for longer than 3 days, also is the presence of hard stools more than normal causing pain to go.<br />
Tremendously affects feeding, a lack of fruits and vegetables spoil your digestion. Lorraine like many other people their fast food meals are basically bread, ground beef, gravy, fried chicken, pizza and soda.<br />
I&#8217;m not vegetarian, but I have a diet 6 days a week without meat or poultry, grains, pasta, legumes, fish, fruits and vegetables. And I&#8217;ll do a little gustatory Sunday, also sent me half a kilo of sausage meat or sausages, you should know that all fruits and vegetables you eat is sour and the meat to rot.<br />
My recommendation is to modify your diet, takes the flaxseed in your daily diet, you can prepare a good juice on your breakfast is an article on flaxseed and juice recipe in this blog &#8220;Eat more fruits and that you like apple, pear and peach shell to not lose a gram of fiber.<br />
And that if I recommend the fruit of the gods: the pitajaya-there is also an article on this blog-is a delicious fruit that&#8217;s going to relieve your bowels.<br />
Get used to drinking pints of water a day.<br />
One of the many benefits of exercise is that it also promotes bowel movement; a good 20 minute walk will help fight constipation.</p>
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