Take Tribhuvan kirti ras 1-0-1
Avoid the causative agents which causes the allergy Haridra khanda one spoon with warm water two times a day after meals Aswagandha leham two spoons with warm milk two times a day after meals Triphala churna half spoon with warm water before bed time
Sounds like you’re dealing with kapha imbalance, often causing congestion, especially in the sinuses and throat. It’s quite a common thing in Ayurveda, and there are some tweaks you can try to help balance things out.
First up, let’s talk diet. Try avoiding cold foods and drinks, like ice creams or chilled water, these can aggravate kapha. Instead, go for warm or room temperature stuff. Think warm soups, herbal teas, maybe adding ginger or tulsi (holy basil) to them. These can soothe your throat, and they’re also really good for firing up digestion.
Speaking of digestion, focus on foods that are easy on your gut…light, cooked meals are the way to go. Incorporate spices like turmeric and black pepper; they help boost agni, your digestive fire, which is essential for good immunity. Avoid heavy dairy products for a while, especially late in the evening, as they can increase mucus.
Morning routines can make a big difference too! Start your day with a glass of warm water, possibly with some lemon juice and a dash of honey. This helps cleanse your system. Oh! and try practicing nasya karma – applying a couple drops of warm sesame oil or Anu taila in the nostrils. Do this first thing in the morning, it help clear pathways and might just ease that morning runny nose situation.
Remember to keep your body moving. Regular exercise like yoga or even brisk walking can do wonders to balance kapha. Maybe explore Surya Namaskar – it’s gentle yet effective in boosting circulation and immunity.
Stay mindful of stress levels too, it doesn’t help any condition really. A few minutes of mindfulness, meditation or pranyama can keep stress at bay, quite important for overall immunity.
Those tips should get you started on strengthening your immunity. Just keep listening to your body, it’s always communicating what it needs. But if the symptoms persist or get worse, definitely consider checking in with a healthcare professional. Proper diagnosis and care is always key.
