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What Is Amylase and How Can Ayurveda Help in Managing Its Levels?
General Medicine
Question #14926
82 days ago
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What Is Amylase and How Can Ayurveda Help in Managing Its Levels? - #14926

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I recently had some routine blood tests done, and my doctor informed me that my amylase levels were slightly elevated. I wasn’t entirely sure what that meant, so I did some research and learned that amylase is an enzyme that helps break down carbohydrates. My doctor explained that elevated amylase could indicate problems with the pancreas or digestion, but I didn’t experience any pain or obvious symptoms, except for occasional bloating after meals. I’m worried that this could be a sign of an underlying condition, like pancreatitis, even though my doctor didn’t seem overly concerned. I’m also looking for natural ways to support my digestive health and balance amylase levels without relying on strong medications. I’ve read that Ayurveda offers holistic approaches to improving digestion and managing enzyme levels. Are there specific herbs or foods that can help balance amylase and support healthy digestion? I’ve heard that turmeric, ginger, and triphala are good for digestive health—could these be helpful in regulating amylase levels? Has anyone here dealt with elevated amylase levels and found success with Ayurvedic treatments? What herbs, lifestyle changes, or dietary modifications helped you improve your digestive health and manage enzyme levels?

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Elevated amylase levels can indicate stress on the pancreas or digestive system, and Ayurveda offers several natural approaches to support digestion and enzyme balance: Ayurvedic Remedies Triphala: Balances digestion and helps regulate enzyme activity. Taking it regularly can improve bloating and digestive efficiency. Turmeric: Anti-inflammatory and liver-supportive, it can help improve overall digestive health and reduce pancreatic strain. Ginger: Enhances digestion and may help regulate digestive enzymes. Drinking ginger tea before meals can reduce bloating. Dietary Suggestions Easily Digestible Foods: Stick to warm, soft meals like khichdi or vegetable soups. Avoid heavy, fried, or processed foods. Probiotic-Rich Foods: Include yogurt or buttermilk to support healthy gut flora. Small, Frequent Meals: Eating smaller portions can ease digestive strain and enzyme production. Lifestyle Practices Herbal Teas: Cumin and fennel teas help reduce bloating and support digestive enzyme activity. Yoga: Gentle twists like Bharadvaja’s Twist can support digestive function.
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