Fiber aids digestion by adding bulk to stool and promoting regular bowel movements. It absorbs water, which softens the stool and makes it easier to pass. Additionally, certain types of fiber, like soluble fiber, can help regulate gut bacteria, while insoluble fiber adds bulk and speeds up the transit time through the digestive tract. This combination helps prevent constipation and encourages overall digestive health.
yes
yes! its high in fiber!
make them eat fiber than lock the bathroom door
Fruit can make use the bathroom like straw and and blackberries and raspberries.
because they are high on fiber. and fiber is good for your digestive system.
Feed them lots of fiber. Reward the child with a tootsie roll or other piece of candy for every little turd they plop out.
Feed them lots of fiber. Reward the child with a tootsie roll or other piece of candy for every little turd they plop out.
it helps you poop.
Yes, if you have a lot of fiber.
If you've had enough fiber your poop should be brown. If it is green, you definitly need more fiber.
Because prunes contain Magnesium.Contrary to what many believe, it is not the fiber in a prune that makes you "poop" (move your bowels), prunes contain magnesium. (besides fiber)Anyone that has taken Milk of Magnesia knows this is the primary ingredient in the laxative.
If your dog's poop is stuck, it could be due to dehydration, lack of fiber in their diet, or a medical issue. To help them, make sure they are drinking enough water, increase their fiber intake, and consult a veterinarian if the issue persists.