Nutrition
Question #18030
10 hours ago
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Vitamin B Deficiency Symptoms - #18030

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For the past several months, I have been experiencing a range of unusual symptoms. I constantly feel tired, even after a full night’s sleep. My hands and feet sometimes feel numb or tingly, and I frequently get dizzy spells. I also have difficulty concentrating and often forget things that I normally wouldn’t. When I looked up these symptoms, I found that they match vitamin B deficiency symptoms. I don’t eat a lot of animal-based foods, and I suspect that I might not be getting enough vitamin B from my diet. I know that modern medicine recommends supplements, but I am more interested in treating this issue naturally. Does Ayurveda have specific foods or herbs that help restore vitamin B deficiency symptoms? Could this deficiency mean that my digestion isn’t properly absorbing nutrients? Besides fatigue, I’ve also noticed my skin looking dull and dry, and I feel like my hair is falling out more than usual. Could these also be linked to vitamin B deficiency symptoms? I read that Ayurveda considers deficiencies as signs of deeper imbalances—could this be due to weak Agni (digestive fire)? If so, what can I do to improve nutrient absorption and prevent further deficiencies? Another issue I’ve been facing is mood swings. Some days, I feel anxious for no reason, and other days, I feel low in energy and unmotivated. Could this be related to vitamin B deficiency symptoms, or is it more of a stress-related issue? I read that Ayurveda sees the mind and body as deeply connected, so I wonder if balancing my diet could also improve my emotional well-being. Doctor, what is the best Ayurvedic way to recover from vitamin B deficiency symptoms? Are there specific herbs, foods, or lifestyle changes that can help with nerve health, energy levels, and overall well-being?

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Dr. Harsha Joy
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10 hours ago
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It sounds like your symptoms could be linked to a vitamin B deficiency, which is common in individuals who don't consume many animal-based foods. In Ayurveda, this would likely be seen as a sign of weak Agni (digestive fire), which affects nutrient absorption. To address this, strengthening your Agni with herbs like triphala and ginger is key. Ayurveda also recommends incorporating leafy greens, whole grains, legumes, and fermented foods into your diet to naturally boost vitamin B intake. Herbs like ashwagandha and brahmi can help with fatigue, mood swings, and concentration, while amla can support skin and hair health. Strengthening digestion, balancing your diet, and incorporating lifestyle practices like meditation and yoga can address both the physical deficiency and emotional symptoms, promoting overall well-being.

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