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… but you may also experience:Cramping in the lower abdomen.Excessive gas.Bloating.Hard bowel movements or constipation.Loose bowels or diarrhea.“It’s important to understand your specific condition and know how and when …
… shorter than other children their age.Having low energy levels.Delayed puberty or irregular menstrual cycles.Frequent constipation.Weight gain.Muscle cramps.Slow reaction times.Dry skin.Regularly feeling cold, even when it’s warm …
… cause recurrent syncope.There are also rare types of syncope where kids faint when they:Have severe constipation.Try to pee.Try to stretch.Experience emotional or physical pain.When a child faints, it’s …
… poop through your system in a more orderly fashion. This improved regularity may reduce issues with both constipation and diarrhea.Working out also can ease IBS pain and discomfort by:Boosting circulation.Increasing metabolism.Building …
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… to treating colds and the flu, people have turned to elderberry supplements to treat:Chronic fatigue syndrome.Constipation.Hay fever.Headaches.High cholesterol.Sinus infections.Sciatica.Toothaches.Upper respiratory infections.Elderberry nutrientsAccording to the U …
… for the child,” she says. Reasons for their discomfort come from things like a change in diet, constipation or something else.“One painful bowel movement may be all it takes to cause children to associate …
… helps soften stool, making it easier to pass,” says Whitson. “But fiber is not just about avoiding constipation. It also helps balance your gut microbiome — the microscopic organisms that help you digest food and absorb …
In a go-go-go world, it’s all too easy to get stuck in fight-or-flight mode, even when you’re not facing any true threats. But if you make a conscious effort …
You’re frustrated. You’re exhausted. Your child is already in school — but they’re still wetting the bed at night. You’ve tried limiting liquids after dinner. You’ve woken your child up in …
Quinoa (pronounced ”KEEN-wah”) is a small, round seed that people in South America have eaten for thousands of years. Today, this food has become a staple grain in the U.S. and other Western …
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