Constipation and its correction by exercise

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Constipation and its correction by exercise

by C. O. (Charles Oren) Benson

EN·~27 minutes·1 chapter

Chapters

1 total

TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE

27:46

Description

In this practical guide the author explains how everyday habits can turn the digestive system into a hidden source of fatigue, irritation, and even chronic illness. By linking sluggish bowels to a lack of movement, poor chewing, and low‑spirited eating, the book makes a clear case that constipation isn’t just an inconvenience—it accelerates the wear and tear we associate with aging. Listeners will come away with a fresh perspective on why regular bowel health matters for overall vitality.

The bulk of the recording offers a series of simple, doctor‑approved exercises designed to tone the abdominal muscles and stimulate natural peristalsis. From daily walks with proper posture to brief gym routines, each activity is explained step‑by‑step, with tips on breathing and pacing that fit into a busy schedule. Coupled with straightforward advice on chewing and mindful eating, the program promises a natural, drug‑free route to steadier digestion and a lighter, more energetic feeling.

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Language

en

Duration

~27 minutes (26K characters)

Release date

Apr 15, 2025

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

C. O. (Charles Oren) Benson

C. O. (Charles Oren) Benson

1906–1974

Known for practical early 20th-century health booklets, this writer focused on exercise as a simple tool for everyday well-being. His surviving works center on weight control, digestion, and related self-help topics.

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