what happens if i drink beetroot juice everyday - #37799
I am really curious about something that's been on my mind lately. I started drinking beetroot juice every day about a month ago, thinking it’d be great for my energy levels and overall health. I mean, everyone talks about the benefits, right? But sometimes, I wonder, what happens if I drink beetroot juice everyday? Like, is there a point where it becomes too much? Initially, I felt amazing, way more energized during my workouts but lately, I've noticed some weird digestive issues, bloating, and even a bit of a headache that won't go away. Could this be from the juice? I read somewhere that beetroot can lower blood pressure but I'm not really sure how that works. Also, should I be worried about the oxalates or something? I feel like I’m constantly trying to balance this health kick but it’s stressing me out! Just looking for some reassurance... What happens if I drink beetroot juice every day? Should I cut back or is there a way to make this work without messing up my body? Any advice would really help!
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Drinking beetroot juice daily can offer numerous benefits, but as with most things, moderation is key. Beetroot is known for its high content in various nutrients, including nitrates, which can support better blood circulation and, indeed, might help with boosting energy levels, particularly during workouts. However, as you pointed out, beetroot juice might also contribute to digestive issues or headaches in some individuals.
These symptoms could indeed be linked with excessive beetroot consumption. Ayurvedically, beetroot is considered a root vegetable that might aggravate certain doshas, particularly if consumed excessively, due to its natural properties. An imbalance, particularly in your Vata dosha, could explain your digestive discomforts and headaches as it affects your gut health and nervous system balance. I would suggest monitoring portions and considering the seasonal appropriateness of such cooling foods. If you are in a cooler, damp environment, your body’s digestive Agni might not be able to process cold or raw substances as well.
The oxalates mentioned in beetroots are compounds that, in high amounts, might contribute to kidney stone formation in susceptible individuals, particularly when there’s an excess in dietary intake. To mitigate this, balance your diet by consuming a varied spectrum of vegetables and consider alternating juices. In Ayurveda, moderation and rotation of foods are vital in maintaining balance across all doshas. Pay attention to your physical cues, and don’t ignore persistent symptoms.
If you wish to continue drinking beetroot juice, try combining it with warming, digestive spices like ginger or cumin, and avoid consuming it on an empty stomach. Pair it with a balanced meal that includes proteins and healthy fats to aid in digestion and absorption. Ensure your overall diet includes a variety of vegetables to cover a broad range of nutrients without overloading certain compounds.
As for your workouts, you might find that alternating with other naturally energizing foods like bananas can sustain your energy levels without some of the side effects that you’re experiencing. Always listen to your body, and if symptoms persist, consulting a healthcare professional for a more tailored approach would be wise.

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