It’s a common situation we all find ourselves in at one point or another, and that’s because it can be caused by some of the more common things in life…
A LACK OF REGULAR EXERCISE
Your intestines are not getting enough natural movement to help the tools move and pass through the bowels.
LOW FIBRE AND FLUID INTAKE
A lack of fibre and water leads to smaller, harder stools which do not travel through the intestines easily.
CHANGE OF LIFE OR DIET
Pregnancy, age and increases in low fibre foods or alcohol consumption slow down toilet habits.
IGNORING THE URGE TO GO
Not responding to your body's calls will harden the stool by removing water and will slow down the movement of the intestines.
TRAVEL
Travelling times and changes in diet causes disruption from your usual routine and food choices.
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