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What about prune juice?

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I'm sure it works but most fruit juices are loaded with sugar. If it fits into your calorie budget - go for it.

That's true, juice is really high in sugar. I think maybe there is prune juice with no added sugar though. And yes, prune juice is an outstanding laxative. Be careful though, too much could give you the runs!!!

I'm sure it works but most fruit juices are loaded with sugar. If it fits into your calorie budget - go for it.

I agree about the sugar, and it has lots of calories and carbs. If you really want prunes, I would eat the actual fruit instead of drinking the juice. However, I would stay away from both. If you eat dried fruit, I think too many calories and carbs slide down too fast.

A lot of people find that using something like Benefiber on a daily basis helps.

During liquids, mushie phase I added unflavored benefiber to most things. Now that I'm on solids I still have Greek yoghurt everyday for breakfast and add benefiber to it (as well as half scoop vanilla whey isolate powder, and some splendra).

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