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UK guidelines recommend specific foods and supplements for constipation, backed by 75+ trials.
New dietary guidelines from King's College London, backed by the British Dietetic Association, identify kiwifruits, rye bread, high-mineral water, psyllium fiber, specific probiotics, and magnesium oxide as effective for chronic constipation, based on over 75 clinical trials.
The recommendations, published in international journals, emphasize evidence-based, personalized strategies over broad high-fiber diets or senna, which lack strong support.
A clinician-friendly tool accompanies the guidelines to aid implementation.
Researchers stress the need for higher-quality studies, noting most evidence comes from single-intervention trials.
Las directrices del Reino Unido recomiendan alimentos y suplementos específicos para el estreñimiento, respaldados por más de 75 ensayos clínicos.