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Psyllium has three major uses that have been well documented by modern scientific research. These include the treatment of diarrhea , the relief of constipation, and the lowering of serum cholesterol levels.

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How safe is psyllium?

Psyllium is one of the safest laxatives available for long-term use. It is widely considered by the traditional medical community as very safe and effective when used in recommended doses for constipation and diarrhea.


What is an antidiarrheal?

An antidiarrheic is an agent used to prevent or treat diarrhea.


What is a dosage for psyllium?

A common dosage for constipation is 2 tsp of psyllium (7 g) taken with at least one glass (8 oz) of water up to three times a day. The dose for diarrhea can be even higher--up to 40 g/day.


What is on sale to treat diarrhea in infants?

Pedialytle is generally considered to be a good over the counter remedy used to treat diarrhea in infants. yogurt is also a well known remedy to help infants with diarrhea.


What are some ways to treat diarrhea in dogs?

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How do you treat diarrhea in rats?

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How do you treat a horses with diarrhea?

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Is psyllium a wheat product?

No- Psyllium is a member of the plant family Plantaginaceae. It is not related to wheat and does not contain gluten. Psyllium husks are from the outer coating of the psyllium seed, like the bran layer of grains.


What is lopermide used for?

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How do you call psyllium in Tamil?

Psyllium is called "ஈசாப்கோல்" in Tamil.


Can you eat psyllium husk seeds?

"No they are poisonous." The previous answer listed above is simply not true.... "The seeds of the psyllium plant are non-toxic, but ingestion of unsoaked seeds may cause certain degrees of gastrointestinal irritation and inflammation. Chewed seeds can produce profuse diarrhea." http://www.botgard.ucla.edu/html/botanytextbooks/economicbotany/Plantago/


What is psyllium husk called in Hindi?

Psyllium husk is called "Isabgol" in Hindi.