

It is quite possible that you may not like its fragrance at first if you are not accustomed to using olive oil. But I am sure you will soon develop a palate for it. In the meanwhile, you can add a few drops of lemon juice to the extra virgin olive oil to make it more palatable.
Blackstrap Molasses for a Healthy Gut

Like in the case of extra-virgin olive oil, it takes time to get used to the flavor and taste of blackstrap molasses. The key is to start small. You can consume blackstrap molasses by mixing a teaspoonful of it in either a glass of warm water or a cup of tea. After a few days if you think the remedy is not working as effectively as it should, try bumping up the quantity of molasses to two teaspoons.
Eat Yogurt to Replenish the Healthy Bacteria

Eat Some Figs

Go Flaxseeds!

Make sure you consume plenty of water. Do not forget to get some exercise. Do not force a bowel movement, because it can give you anal fissures or fistulae. Also, if possible get a stool that is designed specifically to use for resting your feet while squatting on the toilet. One such product goes by the name ‘Squatty Potty’. Please look it up online. Squatting helps relax the sphincter muscles completely, which ensures easy and complete passing of stools.
We hope these simple remedies would come handy and provide you the much-needed relief from constipation. You can say bye-bye to medicinal laxatives once you find out which of these natural remedies for constipation works best for you. Try a remedy for a week or so to find out if it’s working effectively in your case. If not, move on to the next one. If you do not find relief within a few days, please see a doctor. We do not mean to scar you but chronic constipation could be a symptom of bigger medical problems like ailments of the bile or pancreas, gastric ulcers, or gastric cancer.