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One of the most common components in green tea extracts is epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG). This is a catechin, which is a compound that has antioxidant (inflammation-fighting) properties. However, researchers haven't found that EGCG has a laxative effect.
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Learn More »Share on Pinterest After water, tea is the most commonly consumed drink in the world. Sales of green tea represent about one-fourth of the global tea sales. People drink green tea because they like the taste, but also for its various health effects — one of which may be a laxative effect. If you’re looking for conclusive evidence on whether green tea makes you poop, there isn’t a lot of strong research. However, there’s some information out there that may support the idea that green tea makes you poop when you drink enough of it. Keep reading to find out more. What does the research say? There isn’t a lot of research specifically related to green tea and having to poop — what we call a laxative effect. However, some studies can give clues about how your digestive tract may react to green tea. A 2016 animal study looked at the effects of strictinin, a compound commonly found in green tea. The authors found that rats fed with strictinin had a greater laxative effect than rats that didn’t receive the compound. They found that strictinin increased movement in the rat’s small intestine, which made them poop more. Green tea contains caffeine. The International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD) reports that caffeine has a laxative effect that can lead to diarrhea. The foundation says drinking two to three cups of coffee or tea a day can worsen symptoms. Drinking more fluids can help reduce constipation, a condition where you can’t poop often or your stools are hard to pass. Drinking more fluids, including green tea, can soften stools , so you can more easily have a bowel movement. These are just some of the ways that green tea may make you poop, but there haven’t been human studies that say this is definitely true. Also, the potential laxative effects of green tea don’t seem to be as strong as other teas, such as senna and cascara. What about green tea extracts or supplements? Supplement manufacturers take some of the compounds found in green tea and package them into supplements and powders. These supplements may appeal to people who don’t want to drink a lot of tea each day to achieve green tea’s reported benefits. One of the most common components in green tea extracts is epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG). This is a catechin, which is a compound that has antioxidant (inflammation-fighting) properties. However, researchers haven’t found that EGCG has a laxative effect. If caffeine in green tea is the primary potential cause for making you poop, read your green tea supplements carefully. Some supplements have caffeine, while others are caffeine-free. Also, green tea extracts aren’t fluids, which may affect their constipation-reducing benefits. What are the proven benefits of green tea? While researchers have performed many studies on green tea and its health benefits, there isn’t a lot of conclusive evidence to conclude that green tea has any medicinal benefits. However, people use green tea or its extracts for some of the following purposes : aiding in weight loss
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