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What is the disease caused by hurry, worry, and curry?
General Medicine
Question #10837
112 days ago
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What is the disease caused by hurry, worry, and curry? - #10837

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I’ve often heard that excessive stress and poor diet can lead to serious health conditions, especially in Ayurveda. What is the disease caused by hurry, worry, and curry, and how can it be managed naturally? From what I understand, this phrase refers to acid reflux, indigestion, or peptic ulcers, which are aggravated by stress (“hurry”), anxiety or mental strain (“worry”), and a spicy, unhealthy diet (“curry”). How does Ayurveda explain the link between lifestyle factors and these digestive issues, and what remedies are recommended for balancing the doshas? One remedy I’ve come across is Avipattikar Churna, which is said to neutralize excess stomach acid and soothe the digestive system. How effective is it for long-term relief, and are there any precautions to consider? Another suggestion is consuming cooling herbs like amla, licorice root (Yashtimadhu), and coriander seeds. Should these be taken as teas, powders, or part of meals for better results? Ayurveda also emphasizes the importance of stress management through meditation and pranayama. Are techniques like Anulom Vilom or yoga poses specifically helpful for reducing stress-induced digestive issues? If anyone has dealt with this condition, I’d love to hear your tips. What lifestyle changes and Ayurvedic remedies worked best for you?

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110 days ago
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In Ayurveda, the condition referred to as "disease caused by hurry, worry, and curry" typically points to digestive issues like acid reflux, indigestion, and peptic ulcers. These problems are often aggravated by stress (hurry), mental strain or anxiety (worry), and a diet high in spicy or heavy foods (curry), which disturb the pitta dosha. Ayurveda links these lifestyle factors to imbalances in the digestive fire (Agni), leading to excess acidity and inflammation. To manage this, remedies like Avipattikar Churna are effective in neutralizing excess stomach acid and soothing the digestive system. Cooling herbs like amla, licorice root (Yashtimadhu), and coriander seeds can be consumed as teas, powders, or incorporated into meals to balance pitta and calm the digestive tract. Additionally, practices like Anulom Vilom (alternate nostril breathing) and gentle yoga poses help reduce stress, which in turn supports digestion. Incorporating stress-relieving practices and a balanced, cooling diet can significantly alleviate these digestive issues over time.
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