Why my heart beats beating fast - #2113

When you feeling anxious, having heart palpitations, or experiencing irregular breathing, it’s like your body is sending you smoke signals. You might be dealing with an imbalance in your doshas, especially given you're symptoms. In Ayurveda, these conditions relatea closely to Vata imbalances. Vata governs movement, nervous system activity, and also, breathing itself. Your symptoms seem like Vata's having a bit of a wild party! First, let's talk about stress and lifestyle. Often, excessive screen time, lack of sleep, irregular meals, can build up Vata and result in symptoms like yours. Establishing a routine is crucial—try to wake up, eat and ngủat around the same time each day. Consistency brings balance, no joke! In diet, focus on grounding and nourishing foods, warm meals can help pacify Vata. Think soups, stews, and warm spices like ginger, coriander. No cold foods or raw salads for now, they can stir Vata unpredictably. Sip warm herbal teas like chamomile or ashwagandha. They are calming, support heart health and also soothe the nervous system. For immediate relief from palpitations, try some breathing techniques like Nadi Shodhana—alternate nostril breathing. This clears blocked nasal passages, while simultaneously calming your heart and mind. Spend 5 -10min daily on it. Also, slight pressure using thumbs on either nostril’s side could help it open up. Now, though Ayurveda offer rich insights, if the palpitations or breathing difficulty seem severe, consult a medical professional to ensure everything's alright on the physical side. Ayurveda complements but doesnt replace medical intervention when necessary! Your health's too precious, dont ignore any sudden shift or sharp discomfort in symptoms. Gentle yoga, meditation or a warm oil massage with sesame oil can ground Vata energy, bring stillness to the mind. Remember, balance doesn't come overnight; it's bit by bit, day by day, you'll notice the shifts!