The end of guesswork: Landmark study replaces generic fiber advice with precise digestive remedies The long-standing, universal advice to “eat more fiber” for constipation is not strongly supported by high-quality evidence, according to a rigorous new scientific review of 75 clinical trials. The research provides 59 specific, evidence-backed recommendations, moving beyond vague advice to name exact foods, supplements, and drinks proven to be effective. Top-proven remedies include kiwifruit (two daily), rye bread, magnesium oxide supplements, specific probiotic strains (like bifidobacteria) and mineral-rich waters high in magnesium and sulfates. The analysis revealed that some traditional remedies, like prunes and senna, did not show…

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