Medical News Could probiotic gut bacteria help improve chronic constipation? Evan Walker TheMediTary.Com | Published Nov 27, 2023 Share SHARE Certain gut bacteria may be able to help relieve constipation. Dave and Les Jacobs/StocksyClark added that with regard to supplements, products such as psyllium husk were available and helpful. You Might Also Like Atherosclerosis: Childhood cholesterol can affect risk Heart disease: Using cellphones for 6+ hours may raise risk by 21% Alzheimer's: Excessive artificial light at night may increase risk AFib: Potassium supplements may lower risk after heart surgery Type 2 diabetes: Reducing exposure to night light may reduce risk MS: High salt intake linked to autoimmune disease risk Tags: TAGGED: bacteria , constipation SOURCES: medicalnewstoday.com Share this Article Latest News FDA Alerts FDA warns consumers not to purchase or use Umary and Amazy products as they may be harmful to your health Sep 06, 2024 Anti-inflammatory diet may help reduce dementia risk Rectal cancer: Treatment may reduce recurrence risk without surgery Type 2 diabetes and obesity: Bitter polyphenols may help lower risk Lewy body dementia: Can Alzheimer’s drugs help slow cognitive decline? Mediterranean diet linked to lower COVID infection risk, study finds Medical News Weight loss: Using drugs like Ozempic linked to suicidal ideation Aug 27, 2024 Depression: High-dose psilocybin may be as effective as escilatopram Breast cancer: Manuka honey reduces tumor growth by 84% in mice Alzheimer’s: Cancer drug may help treat early-stage symptoms Aging: Improving flexibility may help people live longer Are newly approved Alzheimer's drugs as promising as we'd hoped?