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Usually, yes, but you also need more water intake with them.

Plums are high in fiber, and as prune pulp will re-absorb water while digestion takes place. The bulk (like other forms of fiber) stimulates peristalsis and does not dry out in the stool.

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Approximately 7 days

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Usually, if you just need to have a movement but are not feeling particularly impacted a serving of 7 sunsweet bite sized prunes with a cup of hot tea or coffee will work in a few hours. If you are really bound up you might need to eat 7 more after about 4 or 5 hours, but be prepared for the fallout, after the initial hard dry fecal matter is expelled, you're going to go a few more times. DO NOT MISTAKE IT FOR GAS... if you gamble, you WILL lose! Good luck!

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30minutes

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They would as prunes are dried plums

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prunes are popularly called (munnaka) in India.

Prunes are ALUBOKHARA, in Hindi, Urdu in India, a red plumpy fruit and not Munnaka.

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Firstly, the right sort of plum has to be used - one with solid flesh, low moisture content, and high sugar content. Then the fruit is dehydrated whole, either by a machine for the purpose, in the sun, or left on the tree. Suitable autumn conditions are needed for the latter two methods.

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Prunes are a delicious source of Vitamin C. Why not prunes? Prunes are a safe, gentle, effecient and inexpensive laxative. Not to mention tasty.

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no its one per week, duuh! >:(

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manuka

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It all depends on what your situation is like. The best way to do it is to start with 3 prunes, if that doesn't work then eat 5. That should do it for you. Keep that up for 3 to 5 days, if there is no relief, then see a doctor

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23 prunes

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12 or so prunes equal 100 grams.

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7 to 10 days.

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Are you kidding me!! why prunes? you shouldn't really eat anything for 24 hrs to let your mouth heal, then after this avoid hot drinks and smoking for a while. Prunes are fine.

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Prunes are dried plums just like raisins are dried grapes. So to answer your question, yes, prunes and plums are the same thing.

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120

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Plums (dried plums)

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No. Prunes are dried plums. Figs are a different fruit.

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Figs, and/or raisins

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Alu Bukhara

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About 20 grams

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It depends on how dried the prunes are. The more dried, the lighter they are, but they probably vary.

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Yes