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Kombucha might help relieve constipation by promoting more frequent bowel movements. Drinking fermented kombucha too quickly or in large amounts may cause diarrhea. It's generally safe for most people ...

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Pooping does not lead to body weight loss. Most stool is about 75% water, and any weight change after pooping is mostly water loss. Burning calories happens with all body functions, but the amount ...