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How Do I Start Following a Daily Routine According to Vedas for Better Health
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227 days ago
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How Do I Start Following a Daily Routine According to Vedas for Better Health - #1462

Evelyn

feeling really out of balance lately – stress, poor sleep, and even some digestive issues. After reading about how the Vedas suggest a daily routine (Dinacharya) for overall well-being, I’m curious if I can incorporate some of these practices into my life. I’ve heard about waking up early, doing self-care routines like oil pulling and tongue scraping, but I’m not sure where to start. The thing is, I have a busy job and a family, so I’m not sure how to fit everything in. Is there a simple version of this Vedic routine that could work for someone with a hectic schedule? And how long should it take to see improvements if I stick to it consistently?

Aily routine according to vedas
Dinacharya
Ayurvedic self-care
Stress relief
Vedic practices
Improving digestion
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Dr. Harsha Joy
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It’s great that you’re interested in incorporating a daily Ayurvedic routine (Dinacharya) to improve your well-being. While the traditional Dinacharya includes a number of self-care practices, you can definitely simplify it to fit into a busy lifestyle. Start with a few key elements: waking up early, ideally by 6 a.m., as this helps balance the Vata dosha and sets a calm tone for the day. Begin with oil pulling and tongue scraping, which only take a few minutes, followed by drinking a glass of warm water to hydrate and stimulate digestion. You can also include a brief meditation or some light yoga to center yourself. A simple, balanced breakfast with easily digestible foods can also support your digestive health. Even if you only manage a few of these steps, doing them consistently will help reset your body’s rhythms and support your stress levels and digestion. Improvements can usually be felt within a few weeks if done regularly, but long-term benefits come from consistently following the routine. Start small, and gradually build on it as your schedule allows, keeping it flexible so it works for you.
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Totally get how hectic life can be, especially when juggling work and family. Balancing everything while weaving in Ayurvedic practices might feel like a lot right now, but let’s make it practical. Start small and manageable—consistency is more important than perfection. According to the Vedas, waking up early (ideally before sunrise) is key, but you don't have to stress about it too much. Aim for around 6am, which’ll give you a gentle start to your day. Next up, tongue scraping and oil pulling. Both are super simple and only need a few minutes. After brushing your teeth, use a tongue scraper for a few good strokes to clear off any ama (toxins). Then take a tablespoon of coconut oil or sesame oil. Swish it in your mouth for about 5-10 min while getting ready for your day. Spit it out, rinse with warm water. In terms of stress, integrating a short 10 min meditation or just some mindful breathing can make a big difference. You can do this once you’ve settled into your morning routine—it’ll help you get centered and calm before diving into work. Diet wise, pay attention to your Agni (digestive fire). Try eating your largest meal at lunch when your digestive capacity is at its peak. Chew your food properly and avoid distractions while eating. As for improvements, if you stick with these practices daily, you might notice shifts in a few weeks—better energy, improved digestion, maybe even clearer sleep patterns. Remember, everything takes time, so don’t stress yourself out if you don’t see dramatic changes overnight. Start with what feels right and adapt as you go. Ayurveda’s all about finding balance in a way that fits *you*. Above all, listen to your body—it’ll guide you alot more than you think!

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