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Dr. Karan Raj warns against the viral practice of making a saltwater flush, which involves adding a lot of salt to water and drinking it for its laxative effects. The rapid loss of sodium and fluid can lead to dehydration and electrolyte imbalance, disrupting the microbiome and causing fissures. Instead, he recommends eating enough fiber, staying hydrated, exercising, and reducing stress to stay regular.
Yellow dragon fruit, a tropical fruit from the cactus family, has become a TikTok sensation for its natural laxative properties due to its high fiber content. While it can help with digestion and bowel movements, it's important to consume it in moderation and pair it with fluids to avoid gastrointestinal issues. Other high-fiber fruits like apples, pears, oranges, and berries can provide similar benefits.
Some Starbucks customers are experiencing laxative effects after drinking the new Oleato coffee beverages infused with extra virgin olive oil. The coffee chain debuted the Oleato beverages in Italy this February and has since rolled them out in some major cities across the U.S. While some customers are enjoying the new drink line, others are venting about the unpleasant side effects on social media. The combination of coffee and olive oil seems to be causing a lot of people to run to the bathroom, likely due to both of their laxative properties.
Some Starbucks customers are complaining that the new Oleato coffee beverages infused with extra virgin olive oil are causing them to have laxative effects. The coffee chain debuted the Oleato beverages in Italy this February and has since rolled them out in some major cities across the U.S. While some customers are enjoying the new drink line, others are venting about the unpleasant side effects. The combination of coffee and olive oil seems to be causing many people to run to the bathroom, likely due to both of their laxative properties.