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how many anjeer to eat per day - #23567

Ellie

I am really confused about how many anjeer to eat per day. I love this dried fig, but I heard too much might not be great? A few months ago, I decided to incorporate more natural foods into my diet. A friend suggested anjeer for digestion and energy. I started having like 5 a day but then I thought, is that too much?? Sometimes, I feel a bit bloated after eating them, especially if I snack on them too fast. I guess I thought they were super healthy, but now I’m questioning if I should cut back. Actually, I read somewhere that moderation is key, but HOW much is that for anjeer? Should I just stick to 2 or 3 a day? Or does it depend on someone’s body type or weight or whatever? Like, should I listen to my body more? Ugh, I don't know. Any advice from you lovely Ayurveda docs would be greatly appreciated!

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When considering how many anjeer (dried figs) to consume daily, it can indeed depend on various factors like your body constitution, digestive capacity, and overall diet. Based on Ayurveda, moderation is essential, and listening to your body is crucial. Consuming 2 to 3 anjeer per day is generally a balanced amount for most people. Anjeer is rich in fiber, minerals, and natural sugars; they are excellent for promoting digestion but can cause bloating or discomfort if consumed excessively or too quickly. Given your experience with bloating, it's a sign that you might want to slow down and pay attention to your body's signals. Enjoy them slowly so they can complement your 'Agni' or digestive fire. If you sense that eating 5 causes digestive disturbance, it might be beneficial to reduce the number. In Ayurveda, we also consider your dosha or body type. For instance, if your constitution leans towards Kapha, you might find anjeer with its sweet and moist qualities aggravating if overconsumed. On the other hand, Vata types might find figs supportive in moderation since they can counteract dryness but again, in moderation. It's significant to also feel how your body processes them—if anjeer causes you any discomfort, try having them in the morning or midday, when your digestive capacity is naturally stronger. Drinking warm water or herbal tea can also aid digestion after consuming anjeer. Finally, considering the overall balance of your diet is key—ensure you're not overlapping too many heavy or sweet foods which collectively might burden your digestion. Remember, even natural foods have their limits per your unique constitution and lifestyle. If confusion persists or discomfort continues, consider consulting with an Ayurvedic practitioner, who can provide personalized guidance.
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