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how to control night fall - #23773

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I am feeling really frustrated lately. Had a chat with a friend about how to control night fall, and I honestly didn’t think it was gonna be such a big issue for me. But here I am, struggling with it for months now. I remember it started right after I got super stressed with work. I often wake up in the middle of the night feeling like my energy’s drained, and this happens like 3-4 times a week! I’ve tried some breathing exercises, herbal teas, and cut down a bit on spicy food but nothing seems to work. I even asked my doctor and they just said it’s common but didn’t give much advice on how to control night fall naturally. Sometimes I wake up feeling confused but mostly just tired! Are there any specific ayurvedic herbs or remedies that really help with how to control night fall? Also, can diet play a role? I mean, do I need to completely change my meals? Any insights would be appreciated.

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Night falls, or night emissions, can be linked to factors like stress, diet, and even dosha imbalances, particularly involving Pitta dosha, which may be aggravated by lifestyle factors as you described. So, let's dive into a few Ayurveda-led insights that can help. Firstly, let's talk herbs! One of the well-regarded ayurvedic herbs for balancing reproductive energy is Ashwagandha. It’s known for its adaptogenic qualities, meaning it helps the body adapt to stress, and may also aid in improving stamina and strength. You can take Ashwagandha churna (powder) with warm milk before bed. Another effective herb is Shatavari, traditionally used to strengthen reproductive tissues. Taking a half teaspoon of Shatavari powder with warm water can help. Diet-wise, you're right to consider changes! Emphasize cooling foods like cucumber, leafy greens, and coriander, which help pacify Pitta. Reduce spicy, oily, and overly salty foods as they can aggravate Pitta dosha. A diet rich in milk, almonds and satvik foods - meals that are pure and sattvic enhancing fertility and vitality, can also be beneficial. Lifestyle tweaks are important too. Stick to a regular sleep schedule, practice meditation or Pranayama before bed to calm mind. Brahmari Pranayama, in particular, can be soothing. Penniless with ideas, avoid excessive stimulation or screen time close to bedtime. Consistency is key, so give these natural remedies a fair trial period. If these adjustments don't help over time or if symptoms worsen, I recommend seeking guidance from an Ayurvedic practitioner for a more personalized management. And remember, you're not alone in this, such issues are quite common, and with the right approach, they can be managed effectively.
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