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Immunity booster
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Question #1112
178 days ago
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Immunity booster - #1112

Archana

I want to increase immunity of my 4 year old daughter. She falls sick with flu often. So want to boost her immunity so that her strength picks up

Age: 35
Ayurvedic treatment for immunity
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To boost your 4-year-old daughter’s immunity, Ayurveda emphasizes strengthening the Ojas (vital energy) and balancing the Vata, Pitta, and Kapha doshas. You can begin by incorporating Amla (Indian gooseberry) in her diet, as it is a powerful natural source of Vitamin C and enhances immune function. A warm, nourishing diet rich in fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and healthy fats like ghee can support her immune system. For immunity, Tulsi (Holy Basil) and Ginger tea (with honey if age-appropriate) can help prevent flu and respiratory infections. Gentle herbal tonics like Triphala (a mild digestive and detox herb) can also support overall health. Encourage her to stay hydrated with warm water and avoid cold, processed foods, as they can weaken the immune system. Additionally, practices like ensuring adequate sleep and regular outdoor play in fresh air, along with moderate sun exposure, are key to building her strength. Ayurveda believes in gradual, consistent improvement, so patience is important for long-term results.
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Ah, the little ones, they really do need all the care we can muster, don’t they? To boost your daughter’s immunity, we can certainly lean on Ayurvedic principles, which focus on creating a balance with nature itself. First off, let's talk about food. Try introducing more fresh fruits and vegetables, focusing on seasonal stuff. Oranges, kiwi, and strawberries offer vitamin C, which can support her immune system. In Ayurveda, they recommend starting each day with a small slice of fresh ginger mixed with honey, warm water, just a sip really. It’s soothing and great for digestion which is key to immunity - it’s like stoking the digestive fire or ‘agni’ as we call it. Now, dairy can be a bit tricky; some kids digest it well while others struggle. If she handles milk fine, a little warm turmeric milk might do wonders. Just add a pinch of turmeric to warm milk and let her sip it slowly maybe every alternate night. Let's not forget the magic of routine. Sleep plays a critical role in a child's health, so aim for 10-12 hours for her. You can involve some calming activities like reading together, which naturally winds them down. Set a regular bedtime, because consistency is truly key. Avoid giving her foods that are too cold or heavy to digest, they tend to dampen that digestive fire we were talking about. Drum up some simple home-cooked meals – think warm soups, khichdi, something cozy and easy to just assimilate better. Encourage playtime outdoors, nature’s a great healer and playing in natural sunlight is a bonus! You'll be boosting vitamin D levels which are crucial for immune function. You can also think about chyawanprash, a herbal jam that's packed with herbs and traditionally loved for its immune-boosting properties. Just a small bit on a spoon will do, maybe talk to your Ayurveda practitioner before you start. Lastly, if she has persistent symptoms, doctors' visits and keeping up with vaccinations is undebatebly important. Balance, warmth, and nature are your allies. I hope she feels better soon & you find these tips useful!

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