Prunes and prune juice are both effective home remedies for constipation. But they have major health benefits that go beyond the bathroom, dietitians say. "Prunes definitely can be helpful with ...

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You might associate prunes with assisting stagnant bowel movements. But dried plums (yes, that’s what prunes are) and prune juice have more to offer than just getting your gut and bowels in gear. In ...

DEAR DR. ROACH: Whatever happened to drinking a glass of prune juice for constipation? -- F.A.D. ANSWER: I think you are referring to a recent column where a reader was taking multiple medications for ...

Don't sleep on prunes for vitamins, minerals, and gut-healthy fiber. You’ll never come across a prune tree because prunes aren’t your typical fruits. They may be sweet and have seeds like many fruits ...

Sometimes, people can use prune juice as a natural remedy for baby constipation, but they should use it cautiously and under the guidance of a pediatrician. Many babies experience occasional changes ...

I have never done prune juice, not even a sip. Some say it’s no more dangerous than sauerkraut, but even that can mess you up. Oh, I’ve been tempted. Enduring a jet-lagged breakfast in a foreign ...

The aptly named Poo Driver from Hudson's Cafe Mutton is based on prune juice. A coveted corner-seat spot to sip a cocktail -- perhaps the Not My Chestnuts -- at 353 in Troy. Think a soup is a strange ...