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Below is the list of all medicinal plants scientifically proven to assist in the treatment of Constipation. For each plant, its useful part, dosage, and scientific research evidence are provided.

Last Updated: 12 Jul 2026
Medically Reviewed by: Dr. Neeraj Kumar (BAMS)
Proven Herbs
1

Useful Herbs for Constipation

1 certified medicinal plants with scientific evidence scores (descending order):

Comparison Matrix of Certified Herbs

Herb Evidence Score Part Used Adjuvant & Dosage Evidence Source Health Benefit Mechanism
Aloe vera (L.) Burm.f.
85% पत्ती का लेटेक्स (exudate)
Dosage: 50-200mg dried leaf extract at night (low dose)
Clinical Trial Proven Aloe vera acts as a natural laxative, promoting bowel movement.
Aloe Vera (Aloe vera (L.) Burm.f.)
Evidence Score
85
/100

Aloe Vera / घृतकुमारी

Aloe vera (L.) Burm.f. • Asphodelaceae

Aloe vera acts as a natural laxative, promoting bowel movement.

Part Used: पत्ती का लेटेक्स (exudate) Active Compound: Aloins Evidence: Clinical Trial Proven
Dosage & Preparation:
50-200mg dried leaf extract at night (low dose)
Research Studies
8
Human Trials
4
Reviews
6
Animal Studies
3
Lab Studies
Scientific Mechanism:

Anthraquinones, specifically aloin, stimulate colonic motility and water secretion, leading to a laxative effect.

Herb Comparison Matrix

Comparison of all verified herbs based on clinical evidence level and study publication counts:

Herb Name Scientific Name Evidence Level Total Studies PubMed Counts
Aloe Vera Aloe vera (L.) Burm.f. Strong Clinical 12 8 studies

Verified Fact-Checks

No Reliable Evidence 10% Trust
"Aloe vera cures cancer."

Truth: Aloe vera may possess some anti-cancer properties as demonstrated in laboratory studies, but it is not a cure for cancer and there is insufficient reliable scientific evidence to prove its effectiveness in humans.

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