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When Constipation Goes Bad

August 4, 2010 By Bryan Vartabedian · Reading Time: < 1 minutes

This Fletchers Castoria ad from 1941 is priceless.  And as someone who spends his days working with bound up grumps like Mary I was reassured to know that horrific constipation is not a me-generation problem born of chicken fingers and Gold Fish.  “Laxative tantrums,” however, are new to me.  I seem to have pretty good luck with Miralax and Kristalose in my office. Your mileage (or tantrums) may vary.

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