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How to gain weight? But not waist
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Question #22994
17 days ago
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How to gain weight? But not waist - #22994

Nitya

My age is 18 and height is 170 cm and my weight is 46 what to do to gain weight ..... Kuch khane ka mn bhi ni hota bukh bhi ni lgti even after taking medicine What to do for this I really want to gain my weight

Age: 18
Chronic illnesses: Migraine or neurons pain ( I have no idea about this
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Gaining weight especially when you don't feel hungry can be challenging, but Ayurveda offers holistic approaches that can help you. From an Ayurvedic perspective, it looks like you might have a Vata imbalance, which can affect your appetite and lead to low weight. Here’s what you can consider: Firstly, focus on eating foods that are nourishing and easy to digest. Aim for warm, cooked meals rather than raw foods as they are more grounding and can help pacify Vata. Include ghee and oils in your meals to provide the healthy fats necessary for weight gain. Foods like rice, sweet potatoes, whole milk, nuts, and seeds can be beneficial. Try to have regular meal times even if you're not feeling hungry. Small, frequent meals might be easier to manage than larger ones. Sipping ginger tea before meals can naturally stimulate your agni, or digestive fire, boosting your appetite. Incorporating spices like cumin, black pepper, and ginger in your cooking can aid digestion. Preparing a mix of equal parts of dried ginger powder and rock salt to add a pinch to your meals could stimulate appetite. Avoid cold drinks and carbonated beverages, they dampen digestion. Warm water or herbal teas can keep your digestive system in balance. Lifestyle plays an essential role. Ensure you're getting adequate rest and reducing stress with practices like yoga and pranayama, which can also help balance your doshas. Yoga poses that are grounding can be particularly beneficial. For medicinal approach, Ayurvedic formulations like Ashwagandha and Shatavari might support weight gain by enhancing muscle mass and strength. But, it's important to consult with a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner before starting any herbs, as they can provide a personalized approach based on your unique constitution. Finally, avoid overexerting yourself physically, as it can lead to additional weight loss. Gradually incorporating light exercises could be helpful, as it might improve your appetite but ensure you're not burning more calories than you consume. If you've tried these changes and still seeing no improvement, consulting an Ayurvedic doctor in person could provide more tailored guidance. Balancing your whole system, instead of focusing only on what to eat, is key.
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