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Water is the single most important essential item. Fruits and vegetables come next. Then foods.

Constipation is often misunderstood as a food issue, but in most cases, the root cause is chronic dehydration. Your body loses at least 2.5 liters of water daily through breath, sweat, and urine. If this isn't replenished, the colon absorbs more water from your waste, making stools hard and difficult to pass.

Modern air-conditioned lifestyles dull our thirst and silently promote dehydration. To break this cycle, adopt a powerful water routine: 1 liter before bed and 1 liter after brushing in the morning. This rehydrates the digestive tract, helps trigger natural bowel movements, and restores rhythm.

Complement this with fiber-rich, gut-friendly foods. Include bananas, papaya, figs, and green leafy vegetables. Avoid dehydrating agents like excess tea, coffee, spicy food, and observe how your body responds to citrus fruits or apples.

You don't need laxatives to reset your gut. Lifestyle consistency is the real medicine. Set a fixed toilet time daily. Move your body with walking or gentle yoga. Don't suppress the natural urge to pass stool. Squatting or footstool aids can also help improve your posture during defecation.

Real-life stories prove this works—people across ages have cured chronic constipation with nothing but hydration, mindful eating, and small changes. Start slow, but be consistent. Your body will respond beautifully.