Better Digestion Drinks

Prune Juice

This isn't a fable. Prunes and their juice include sorbitol, a naturally occurring sugar alcohol that attracts water into your large intestine and is not absorbed. 

Kombucha

This fermented tea beverage is full of bacteria, and a recent research in Clinical Nutrition indicated that probiotics reduced "gut transit time," increased stool frequency.

Kefir

Kefir has several probiotic strains like kombucha. That alone aids digestion. Another recent Nutrients research examined kefir.

Smoothies

Including soluble and insoluble fiber in a smoothie makes it digestive-friendly. Combination enhances gas and consistency, research reveals. That combo works better than psyllium fiber.

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Chia tonic

They include both soluble and insoluble fiber, which helps your digestive tract function properly. Chia seeds are also high in fiber. 

Ginger-tea

Ginger aids digestion and reduces nausea (scientifically). Ginger promotes GI function and emptying and stabilizes GI motility, according to a 2020 Nutrients review. 

Water

Sometimes the most obvious advice is best. Water qualifies. The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases lists dehydration as the second cause of constipation.

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