Synonyms for digestive
dɪˈdʒɛs tɪv, daɪ-di·ges·tive

Princeton's WordNet

1. digestiveadjective

   any substance that promotes digestion

2. digestiveadjective

   relating to or having the power to cause or promote digestion

   "digestive juices"; "a digestive enzyme"; "digestive ferment"

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1. List of paraphrases for "digestive":

   digestion, gastrointestinal, gut, gi, tract, alimentary, digest, liqueur

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1. Sara Peternell:

   This idea of giving them ‘smooshy,’ bland, wallpaper-tasting rice cereal because we believe it’s either easier on their taste buds or easier on their digestive system is becoming a very outdated first-foods-for-babies recommendation.

2. Paula Davis-Laack:

   Some people say they're more likely to have stomach problems and digestive issues when they're feeling stressed.

3. Samantha Leigh:

   Given that bonnetheads have a digestive system that resembles that of closely-related species that we know to be strict carnivores, we need to re-think what it means to have a ‘carnivorous gut’.

4. Kylie Ivanir:

   Artichokes are one of the highest fiber foods, packing seven grams of fiber per artichoke. Fiber fuels the anti-inflammatory and heart healthy microbes in the gut, and helps recycle cholesterol via the digestive tract.

5. Natalie Rizzo:

   Sauerkraut does more than give your burger a delicious flavor boost, it’s actually a good source of probiotics, aka the good bacteria that live in your gut. These bacteria contribute to the health of your gut and are essential for a healthy digestive tract and immune function. Certain things like an unhealthy diet, undue stress, or a harsh round of antibiotics can affect the balance and health of the probiotics in the stomach. So it’s important to feed your gut with natural sources of probiotics, like sauerkraut.