Adults should aim for half of their body weight in ounces, or about 1.5–2 liters a day,’ adds Marcus. ‘Mineral waters can further provide magnesium and sulfates, which are known for their laxative effects......Read The Full Article>>.....Read The Full Article>>
According to registered dietitian Caroline Thomason, RD, CDCES, lemons and their juice contain a form of vitamin C called citric acid, which research suggests can act as a natural laxative for some people without causing diarrhea.
Coffee may be best known for its caffeine content, but drinking coffee can also trigger the digestive system to work, causing things to ‘get moving’ naturally,’ says Manaker. ‘Juices like pear, apple, and apricot can provide constipation relief,’ says Ashley Kitchens, MPH, RDN, plant-based registered dietitian and owner of Plant Centered Nutrition.
Apple juice has a fairly high ratio of fructose to glucose and sorbitol content, which may help gently relieve constipation.’