Fudgy Beet Brownies
That Can Help With Constipation

4-Ingredient CONSTIPATION RELIEF BROWNIES with not one, not two, not three, but 4 key ingredients proven to help with constipation – and if you did the math, there’s only 4 ingredients in this recipe so every single one can help a smooth move!
With only 103 calories per 1/4 of the recipe and 55g of protein in the entire pan, you could eat this entire thing and still hit your goals.
Why Do these Brownies Help?
L-Glutamine for Constipation
L-Glutamine shows promise for constipation, particularly related to Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), by improving gut lining integrity, reducing inflammation, and positively influencing gut bacteria, with studies showing reduced IBS symptoms and improved bowel habits.
Pea Protein for Constipation
Many have expressed for years that this protein in particular has helped them stay regular due to the fact that the lectins are removed (unlike other pea protein powders) nd has even helped in cases of constipation!
Cocoa Powder for Constipation
Cocoa powder can actually help constipation due to its fiber and magnesium content, promoting regular bowel movements, but the milk, sugar, and caffeine in chocolate products can counteract this, sometimes causing issues for sensitive individuals. Pure cocoa is rich in fiber and prebiotics, feeding good gut bacteria, and magnesium, which draws water into the intestines, aiding stool passage, while studies show dark chocolate can improve bowel function. However, sugary chocolate bars, especially for those with IBS, might worsen constipation, so be sure to only use unsweetened cocoa powder (not sugar sweetened powders or bars)
Beets for Constipation
Beets are great for constipation because their high fiber content adds bulk to stool and promotes regularity, and betaine found in beets can help further aid digestion by improving gut health and nutrient absorption, making them a natural digestive aid. They stimulate the gut, help prevent hemorrhoids, and can be eaten in various ways like in brownies shown here.

































