Top 10 home remedies for constipation



1. Detox tea
This consists of a mixture of herbs such as blessed thistle, marshmallow leaves, moringa and much more. Combined in one gallon of boiling water each pack last for an entire week supply. No gripe and no runny bellies. Very mild and 100% natural. Total Cleanse available at our clinic.
How to use:
  • Boil one gallon of water,let tea steep overnight
  • consume 2 glasses daily for maximum results
2. Raisins 
They are packed with fibre and act as great natural laxatives. This remedy also works wonders for pregnant women, without the side-effects of medication.Here are more reasons to eat raisins.
How to use:
  • Soak a handful in water overnight.
  • Have them first thing in the morning on an empty stomach.
3. Guavas 
They have soluble fibre in the pulp and insoluble fibre content in the seeds . They also help with the mucus production in the anus and with peristalsis (a series of contractions within the intestinal lining that helps the passage of food in the stomach). Don’t forget about these health benefits of guavas. 
4. Lemon juice
It acts as a cleansing agent for the intestines, the salt content helps in quick and easy passage of stool. This juice also is a great way to detox your body. Here are more reasons to add lemons to your diet.
How to use:
  • All you need to do is mix one teaspoon of lemon juice in a glass of warm water.
  • Add a pinch of salt to the solution.
  • Drink this juice on an empty stomach to relieve constipation.
5. Figs 
Either dried or ripe, figs are packed with fibre and act as a great natural laxative.
How to use:
  • For relief from constipation, boil a few figs in a glass of milk, drink this mixture at night before bed.
  • Make sure the mixture is warm when you drink it.
  • Using a whole fruit for this purpose is much better as compared to syrups that are available commercially.

6. Flaxseeds
They are known for their fibre content, and can very well help you when it comes to constipation.
How to use:
  • You can mix flaxseeds in your cereal every morning.
  • Or just have a handful with warm water early in the morning. More reasons they are great for health.

7. Castor oil  
This has been used for centuries as a sure shot remedy for constipation and has properties that can kill intestinal worms.
How to use:
  • If drinking a spoon of castor oil alone is not something you’d like to do, you could add a tablespoon of it in a warm glass of milk.
  • Have this mixture at night before bed to relieve constipation. Did you know castor oil is great for your skin too?
8. Spinach 
This has properties that cleanse, rebuild and renew the intestinal tract. You can also reap in these 10 amazing health benefits of palak.
How to use:
  • You can have about 100 ml of spinach juice mixed with an equal quantity of water twice daily.
  • This home remedy is the most effective method to cure even the most stubborn cases of constipation.
9. Oranges
They are not only a great source of vitamin C but also have a large amount of fibre content.
How to use:
  • Eating two oranges every day, once in the morning and once in the evening can provide great relief from constipation.
  • Eat them without peeling off the white threads for added effect. Here’s how oranges keep you healthy.
10. Seed mixtures
This is a great source of fibre and can help relieve constipation.This mixture not only provides the necessary fibre content to relieve constipation but it also helps in rejuvenating the intestinal walls.
How to use:
  • 2-3 sunflower seeds, a few flaxseeds, til or sesame seeds and almonds ground together to a fine powder can help relieve constipation.
  • Have one tablespoon of this mixture every day, for a week.
  • You can add it to your salad or cereal every morning.
Diet tips to avoid constipation:
In order to avoid and cure constipation, it is essential that you maintain healthy food habits. Here are a few changes you could make in your diet to cure constipation:
  • Avoid foods that contain white flour like maida, white sugar and other processed foods.
  • Eat light regular meals, and make sure you eat at least 3-4 hours before you go to bed. Regular meals not only keep constipation at bay.
  • Include fruits and vegetables into your daily diet.
  • Adding condiments like jeera, haldi and ajwain in your food while cooking it is a great way to help digestion.
  • Drink at least eight glasses of water every day. Make sure you have a glass of warm water every morning and before you go to bed.
Constipation is an entirely curable and manageable condition,all you need to do is keep some of these home remedies in mind and you should be well on your way to a happy morning.

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