Digestive Disorders Tips

Generally, due to high heat, digestion weakens during summers, the heat weakens the metabolism and hydration of the body. Make use of bael or bilva juice or the fruit, the best remedy to keep your tummy cool and fit.

The problem of appetite depletion in the monsoon raises the head. Even if appetite is eaten as much as before, it is an invitation to many diseases, Because the less appetite or digestive power is the root cause of most of the disorders/diseases. The feeling of appetite depression is the feeling of stomach thickening, curb collapse, gas stomachs. In such cases light food, eg. Take the liquid rice, garnish, roasted foods. Eat plenty of food. If you continue to eat food even when it is heavy, then...more

The Ayurvedic body of knowledge relies on the rhythms and functions of the body to find the root cause of ailments. The digestive tract or system is one of the most important organs of the body. The entry and accumulation of Ama or toxins can lead to an imbalance in the way the small and large intestines functions along with various other participating organs like the liver and more. As per Ayurveda, the digestive fires or Agni also need to be produced in appropriate amounts. So how can you unde...more

Whether you eat to live or live to eat, everyone suffers from a gastrointestinal tract infection at some point or the other. This can range from acidity and mild indigestion to diarrhoea and stomach ulcers. Digestive problems can make day to day life uncomfortable and in some cases become embarrassing as well. Thankfully, most gastrointestinal tract infections can be treated and cured easily.

Stomach and digestive problems spare no person. At times, the stomach disorder is of short dura...more

Acidity is an extremely common condition that mostly affects people who consume spicy, oily foods and/or alcohol. Acidity occurs due to excess production of acids in the stomach. Normally, the food we consume passes down the oesophagus into the stomach. The gastric glands produce the acid that helps in digestion. Acidity occurs when excess or a large amount of acid is produced in the stomach. This condition is caused due to factors like poor eating habits, irregular lifestyle, lack of physical a...more

According to Ayurveda, every one of us has agni in the body. It is called as a 'Jatharagni'. It is the fire of any type of diet made by your digestion and its body is converted into components and by which it is nourished by body parts. This process is important for the smooth operation of all our physical activities. For some reason this Agni has diminished, that means that the appetite of vata, pitta and kapha in the body begins to degenerate and disease begins. Disease-related disorders such ...more

Ayurveda is an age old life science that is known to work medical marvels. The best part about this field of medicine is that it enters the everyday with remedies that touch the root cause of the issue before curing the same. Aging is an aspect that plagues one and all with its various signs hitting the skin, senses, body and hair.

So how can you use Ayurveda to turn back the aging clock of your system? Read on to find out!

-Herbs and Vayasthapana: Vayasthapana or the anti agi...more

Delightful and healthy, almonds are not just a treat to the eyes; they proffer (offer) a host of advantages for our well-being as per a study conducted across the world. Ayurveda, the ancient branch of medicine in India also claims that almonds offer a broad range of health benefits, especially when they are consumed after peeling off the skin.

What are the benefits of almonds?

Ayurveda recommends the consumption of sweet almonds instead of bitter ones. The warm and sweet quali...more

After eating a meal to your heart s content, it is very normal to burp or belch. However, it is normal only when it happens occasionally, or after a meal, for someone used to a contented meal every single time. On the other hand, excessive burping or belching can happen due to two reasons.

Excessive air intake: There are multiple ways that excessive air can reach the food pipe. Sucking on straws, chewing gum constantly and ill-fitting dentures are some common reasons for burping.
Di...more

With the super-busy lifestyle that everybody is gravitating to, there is less and less time for everything, including cooking and eating. More and more processed foods are finding their way into the refrigerator, which can just be picked up and eaten anytime hunger pangs are felt. And we do not immediately realize that processed foods are devoid of all the essential ingredients. What we end up eating has less fiber, more salt, more preservatives (generally not very safe for all) - all leading to...more