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Diet offers a rainbow of possibilities when it comes to the hue of your stool
Drinking water, eating high-fiber foods and exercising are just a few of the ways to get back to your ‘regular’ self
Explanations for feeling queasy after you eat can range from simple to more serious health issues
That cup of joe may help decrease inflammation and remove damaged cells in the vital organ
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There’s little evidence that probiotics cause weight loss, but having a healthy gut microbiome may set the stage for it
Regurgitation of breastmilk or formula is common, but it could be a sign of GERD in some cases
There’s usually a simple answer, like what you ate, but the color can also be a cause for concern
Peppermint oil, exercise and a belly massage can help, but for ongoing symptoms, you may need to talk to a healthcare provider
Yes, diarrhea is common after drinking too much alcohol — and the best treatment is to hydrate and wait it out
Prioritizing nutrition and physical activity are key to staying strong and energized
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