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Could probiotic gut bacteria help improve chronic constipation?

Evan Walker
Evan Walker TheMediTary.Com |
A row of portable toilets.
Certain gut bacteria may be able to help relieve constipation. Dave and Les Jacobs/Stocksy

Clark added that with regard to supplements, products such as psyllium husk were available and helpful.

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