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Old 02-17-2010, 10:19 PM #9
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Default Hi Ada
I use hemp seed oil. It comes in capsules or actual seed. They say they all work, but I prefer to use the oil, when I have severe issues with the bowels. I use the seed on a daily basis just for its nutritional value. For constipation, I take one to two tsp full and within hours I get relief. Best of luck.

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