Honolulu CCâs Alumni Profile Project, launched in the spring 2016 semester, was so successful that 10 alumni have committed to participate this 2017 spring semester. A desire to showcase the success of the collegeâs alumni, and a need for... Read More.
Not really: Almond milk doesn't in of itself cause constipation. A diet low in fluids and fiber contributes to constipation. So if having almond milk with a low fiber diet, one might find constipation.
A low-fiber diet is a major risk factor for both constipation and diverticulosis/diverticulitis. The nuts and berries myth: For years, doctors warned patients with diverticulosis not to eat nuts, seeds and berries, thinking that these particles could get stuck in the pouches and cause diverticulitis.