Smoothy Slim
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It can help clear your mind and energize your body -- but it can also leave you running for the restroom. Although coffee is commonly referred to as a diuretic, it's actually the energy-enhancing substance inside that morning cup of Joe that causes bladder urgency, making you do the potty dance throughout the morning.
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Learn More »With its jolt of caffeine, coffee helps many people start the day off right. It can help clear your mind and energize your body -- but it can also leave you running for the restroom. Although coffee is commonly referred to as a diuretic, it’s actually the energy-enhancing substance inside that morning cup of Joe that causes bladder urgency, making you do the potty dance throughout the morning.
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Learn More »For most people, the caffeine in coffee is simply a mild diuretic, which makes the body excrete more liquid. (Think: Pee more often.) But some people are especially sensitive, so they'll experience more of a laxative effect.
Does your latte really send you to the ladies' room? For most people, the caffeine in coffee is simply a mild diuretic, which makes the body excrete more liquid. (Think: Pee more often.) But some people are especially sensitive, so they'll experience more of a laxative effect. Why? Caffeine stimulates the colonic muscles, which causes bowel movement contractions that are very similar to the ones from eating a meal. But although coffee can loosen your stools, other add-ins may be to blame: dairy, excess sugar, and sorbitol (an artificial sweetener used as a laxative) can also cause diarrhea. "Some people don't realize that they're actually lactose intolerant if they've been adding milk to their coffee and assume that it's the coffee giving them tummy troubles," explains Good Housekeeping Institute nutritionist Jaclyn London. "So if it's upsetting your stomach, you might want to try a non-dairy version for awhile!"
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