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Laxatives typically work on the large intestine. This organ is the site of the processing of solid undigested food wastes.
Yes, laxatives do clean out your system of allsubstances.I do not agree.. it depends on what drug you are trying to test negative for and in what quanity you have used it
Laxatives do not cause constipation, they are used to relieve constipation. There are different classes of laxatives - bulk laxatives, cathartics, stool softeners, etc. - and they each have a different mechanism of action.
Regular medications should be okay while fasting. Check with your doctor.
Most laxatives do work, but only to some extent. Usually, they help the body release stored waste and water. The weight lost is not actual weight. Also, laxatives can be very dangerous. They can cause permanent damage and even death. They should only be used in dire cases, and even then only all-natural laxatives should be used.
yes, they both work as the same. I take either one and they both do the job for me. It can depend on which "laxative" you are taking though. For instance Movicol and Sodium docusate are both "laxatives", one is a capule and one is a powder that dissolves in water. However they both work in different ways to facilitate bowel movements.
Yes. Frequent use of laxatives will prevent the body from absorbing the nutrients it needs, and can lead to long-term gastrointestinal problems. Use of laxatives for other than short-term needs can be indicative of emotional issues that need attention from a mental health professional.
Several oral laxatives are available over the counter. One of these is Dulcolax. If this still doesn't work, a suppository may be used.
It depends on the effects you want in a slimming tea. Teas like this work according to a variety of principles - most work through the use of laxatives. It's dangerous to use laxatives all the time, so it's best for you to find a slimming tea with very, very mild laxatives (not senna or the like) so you don't grow dependent.
I believe they are meant to be taken after you eat, but I'm no expert on the subject.