Advice on Managing Blood Sugar Levels and Diet Plan - #36303

Start on Ashwagandha churna 1/2 tsp with warm milk at night Triphala churna 1 tsp at night warm water

Soak methi seeds overnight and morning chew that on empty stomach Chew neem leaves daily Dry jamun powder 1/4 th tsp daily Drink plenty of fluids Once check your hba1c levels with warm water

Hello Sumedh Start with Karela jamun juice 15 ml twice daily before food with 30ml. Water. Methi seeds 1tsp. Soak in water morning drink the water and chew the seeds or use in dal or vegetable. Do pranayam daily 5-10mins twice bhastrika lom -vilom kapalbhatti Walking atleast 40mins daily. Avoid having sugar, jaggery honey in your diet. Ashwagandha churan 0-0-1tsp at bedtime with milk. Chyavanprash 2tsp once daily before breakfast with water.

Take tab nishamalki 1tab bd,vasanta kusukmakar ras 1tab bd enough

Internal medication: 1) jamun powder 5 gm after food once a day with lukewarm water. 2)Triphala churn 1 tsp before dinner with lukewarm water. 3)Rohitakaristh 15 ml after food twice a day with water.

Include: light food in dinner,leafy vegetables, fruits. proper sleep, stress free life, yoga .

Avoid: spicy food ,late night phone laptop use

Hello I can understand your symptoms regarding constipation, gas and mild sluggish digestion. Your symptoms show Kapha–Pitta imbalance and Mandagni (slow metabolism) leading to mild Prameha (prediabetic tendency) and Aam (undigested toxins) accumulation in the gut. But dont worry we are here to help you out😊

Ayurvedic approach should aim at: 1. Correcting digestion and metabolism 2. Balancing sugar naturally 3. Enhancing muscle mass (Mamsa Dhatu) without affecting glucose level

✅DIET PLAN

✅ Before Gym (5:30–6:00 AM) 1 glass lukewarm water with lemon and 1 tsp methi seeds soaked overnight Optional: 4 soaked almonds + 1 walnut

✅Breakfast (8:00–8:30 AM)

Moong dal chilla / Besan chilla / Oats vegetable upma / Ragi porridge Add 1 boiled egg or ½ bowl paneer or tofu for protein Herbal support: 1 tsp Amla juice + 1 tsp Aloe vera juice on empty stomach

✅ Mid-Morning (10:30–11:00 AM) 1 fruit: Guava / Papaya / Apple (avoid banana, chikoo, mango) 1 cup Green tea / Cinnamon water / Jeera ajwain water

✅ Lunch (12:30–1:00 PM)

2 medium phulkas (no ghee) OR 1 small bowl brown rice 1 cup Moong dal / Masoor dal / Mix veg curry 1 bowl salad + 1 bowl plain curd Add 1 tsp ghee if digestion is good

✅ Post Shift (4:00–5:00 PM)

1 glass buttermilk with roasted cumin and rock salt Or Herbal tea (Tulsi + Ginger + Cinnamon) 4 soaked black raisins + 1 tsp flaxseeds

✅ Dinner (7:00–7:30 PM)

Light meal: Vegetable soup / Clear dal + 1 roti or khichdi (with moong dal) Avoid rice at night 1 tsp Triphala churna with lukewarm water before bed (for constipation + sugar control

✅AYURVEDIC MEDICATION

1 Chandraprabha Vati – 1-0-1 after food 2 Arogyavardhini Vati – 1-0-1 twice daily after food (for liver digestion) 3 Ashwagandha + Shatavari churna (½ tsp each with milk at night) – supports muscle growth

✅LIFESTYLE TIPS

Walk 10–15 mins after lunch and dinner Avoid long fasting gaps (keep 3–4 small meals) Maintain sleep from 10–10:30 PM Avoid heavy gym supplements — prefer natural protein Manage stress through Bhramari or Anulom Vilom pranayama (10 mins daily)

❌ Avoid These

Sugar, sweets, jaggery, honey Maida, white rice, bakery food Fried snacks, chips, processed foods Cold drinks, alcohol Fruits like banana, grapes, mango, dates

✅ Best Foods for You Bitter gourd (karela), methi leaves, bottle gourd, ridge gourd Barley, ragi, jowar Amla, papaya, guava, apple Moong dal, masoor dal Curd, buttermilk, sprouts Herbal teas – cinnamon, fenugreek, giloy

✅ For Muscle Growth (Without Affecting Sugar)

Plant protein powder (unsweetened) or Moong protein Ashwagandha + Shatavari combination supports testosterone and muscle tone naturally Maintain adequate sleep and hydration for muscle recover

Wishing you a good health😊

Warm Regards Dr Snehal Vidhate

Blood sugar with 118 not to worry though it’s borderline it’s better once to check your Hba1c levels and if it’s more than normal then you can start on medication otherwise diet control is more than enough to avoid further sugar levels control Avoid white products like white rice sugar Maida products Drink plenty of water

Hi Sumedh, for regulating blood sugar levels you need to stick to a strict diet plan. There are some foods you need to avoid. 1. Stop Milk , instead of that have nuts but not in excess quantity. 2.Avoid rice and wheat roti, instead of that eat roti made of multigrain atta (Millets 4kg + Black Chana Atta 2kg + Wheat 2kg). Mix these atta and have roti of this particular atta. 3.Don’t eat excess banana papaya, as the natural sugar in these fruits has high glycemic index. Avoid having fruit juices and shakes. 4.You can have tea made by using less milk and more water. 5. Only dairy product which you can have is small bowl of curd and 1tsp of cow ghee, rest all dairy products will increase your glycemic load 6. Daily 30-40 minutes of walk and light exercise. 7. Avoid packaged food of any kind (eg biscuits breads soft drinks etc.) 7. Mamejava Ghanvati 2-0-2 before food 8. Asanadi Kashayam 20ml-0-20ml before food

Regards Dr Gursimran Jeet Singh MD Panchakarma

To manage your blood sugar levels and support overall digestion and energy for your lifestyle, focusing on a balanced daily routine that supports your dosha and addresses your concerns is essential. Your fasting sugar suggests an early stage of blood sugar imbalance, and with your family history, it is wise to be proactive now.

Start your day early, performing a light exercise routine post-gym, focusing on breathwork such as kapalabhati or anulom vilom to invigorate agni (digestive fire) and reduce gas. After exercise, try a light breakfast by 9 AM with something like multigrain porridge or steel-cut oats including a handful of soaked almonds. These provide protein and complex carbohydrates without spiking blood sugar.

For your midday meal, by 1 PM aim for a lunch rich in fiber and lean protein - something like lentil soup with quinoa and steamed vegetables will stabilize energy levels. Avoid heavy, starchy foods that can disturb blood glucose levels, preferring items like moong dal or paneer prepared with minimal oil.

Working in shifts means your schedule might change; still aim for a routine evening habit. A light dinner around 7 PM can consist of a warm mixed vegetable sabzi with chapati made from barley flour, which is low on glycemic index, helping manage sugar levels. Incorporate digestive spices like cumin and asafoetida to aid with gas and constipation. Use ghee where possible to help in digestion.

Regarding supplements, Ayurvedic classics often reference Ashwagandha which can support muscle growth but mindful of sugar levels too. Consult with a practitioner on tailored muscles support before use.

For supplements, ensure any you’re taking are compatible with your goals, consult someone about that Thunder Blast Ras, its balance is vital to not overshoot energy levels. Avoid caffeine or excessively sugary drinks or snacks in your diet to manage stress and sugar levels. Make a blend of triphala at night for constipation.

If symptoms shift or worsen, always prioritize check-ins with a specialist to keep your health optimized.

To address your fasting sugar and digestive issues, starting with dietary changes and lifestyle adjustments is a practical approach. Given your family history of diabetes, keeping an eye on your diet is important. Incorporating the principles of Siddha-Ayurveda can support your health goals effectively.

Focus on your morning routine, as the morning shift impacts your digestion, which is linked to your dosha balance. Start your day with warm water with lemon to stimulate your metabolism. Breakfast should be light yet nourishing. Consider a porridge made from millets like ragi or kambu, as they have a low glycemic index.

For your mid-morning snack, raw nuts like almonds or walnuts are a good option. They provide healthy fats and help regulate blood sugar levels. Lunch should include complex carbohydrates, lean protein, and a good amount of vegetable. Curry leaf and fenugreek seeds added to your diet can further help manage sugar levels and digestion.

Since you mentioned gas and constipation, avoid processed foods and excessive dairy, as they can aggravate these symptoms. Dinner should be early and light; a soup made from green leafy vegetables or a dal with some steamed vegetables will support good digestion and restful sleep.

Limit your supplement intake as the focus should be more on natural food sources. Fresh fruits, vegetables, and whole grains should form the bulk of your diet. Use herbs like ginger and cumin to aid digestion and alleviate gas.

Regarding muscle growth, especially with your regular gym routine, include protein-rich foods like mung beans, lentils, or low-fat paneer. An Ayurvedic preparation like Shatavari Kalpa can also help, aligning with your body’s natural balance without elevating sugar levels.

Considering that your lifestyle and shift patterns can impact your health, strive for consistency in meal times and sleep routines. Prioritize wind-down time before bed to counteract stress which can affect digestion and sugar levels.

For any further personalized advice and persistent issues, consulting a local healthcare professional or Ayurvedic practitioner can provide specific guidance tailored to your needs.