I eat less ,buty weight is put on day by day - #2099

Alright, so you’ve got a goal to lose weight. And it’s important that we do it safely, annd sustainably. Ayurveda teaches us to look beyond just calories, you know? So, let’s see what’s really going on with your body.

Hmm. First up, we should figure out your dosha, which is kinda like your body’s unique constitution. At 28 years old, considering your height and weight, it sounds like there might be a Kapha imabalance. Kapha types are typically solid and heavy, which is fine, but imbalance can lead to weight gain. The key? Stimulate that Kapha and boost your digestive fire, or “agni.”

Here’s a lil’ plan:

- Eating: Focus on light, warm, and dry foods to counteract the heaviness. Start your day with lukewarm water mixed with a bit of honey and lemon. For meals, think of things like barley, millet, or quinoa. Spices are your friend! Ginger, black pepper, chili - all help rev up your metabolism, just make sure to not overdo.

- Timing: Try to have your main meal in the middle of the day. That’s when your agni is strongest. Evening meals should be lighter, think soups or steamed veggies.

- Routine: Exercise is like gold for Kapha! I’m talking brisk walks, a bit of jumping around, anything to get moving. Even 30 minutes will do wonders. Consistency is key here.

- Lifestyle: Stay active throughout the day. Any chance to walk, stand, or stretch – take it. Plus, try to hit bed early and rise with the sun, it helps balance your body’s rhythm.

No rush though, take it step by step. You might feel tempted to quick fixes, but steady changes work best. And don’t forget hydration, but warm water preferable over cold drinks — easier on digestion.

Adjust things as you go, based on how you’re feeling. Oh, and if you have any health conditions, best to chat with a doc before starting anything new, just being on the safe side. Stay committed, and you’ll see changes!