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What would experts say? could a change in my diet for the better change my bowel movements for the worse?
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Yes: For our bowel ( intestines ) to move and push the food farward, we need fiber and if your diet is low in fiber, you will suffer from constipation. Try to take senolot, one tab. Every night.
Answered 5/7/2013
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