I feel drowsiness after eating foodwhat does it indicate - #23829

1.Hinguashtak churna,/ pachak vati 2.triphala tablet or churna at night You can stop ashwagandha for 1wk Start taking these medicines Stay hydrated Avoid chilled and cold ,stale foohave easily digestable food

Have you done any test for it or are you taking any medicine?

If you are feeling drowsy once check your serum electrolytes Sometimes because of low sodium you may feel drowsy Do regular Pranayam Yoga meditation Avoid sleeping immediately after consuming food

Feeling drowsy or sleepy after eating can be attributed to several factors, and from an Ayurvedic perspective, it usually relates to the quality of your agni, or digestive fire, and potential imbalances in doshas. The primary cause might not be serious, but it’s worth understanding why this happens to address it effectively.

In Ayurveda, digestion is key to overall health, and a sluggish agni could be causing this post-meal drowsiness. It can often indicate an imbalance, possibly due to a kapha-type response where your body becomes lethargic after heavy meals or meals that are too kapha-aggravating.

Eating large meals that are difficult to digest or meals high in fats and sugars can make you feel sleepy. Try to reduce portion sizes, and see how your body reacts. Consuming smaller, more frequent meals that are easier to digest might help. Favor warm, cooked foods with spices like ginger, cumin, and black pepper, which can stimulate digestion and improve your agni.

Going for a short walk after meals, 15-20 minutes should be adequate, can aid digestion and prevent drowsiness. It’s also important to consider the timing—try to have your largest meal at midday when your digestive fire is at its strongest and a lighter meal at night.

Pay attention to your body’s signals and consider if there are foods that frequently cause this issue. Avoid foods that cause heaviness or congestion, like dairy, fried foods, and too much meat.

If simple lifestyle and dietary changes do not alleviate the symptoms, it may be worthwhile to consult a healthcare professional to rule out other causes like hypoglycemia, food intolerances, or digestive issues. Sometimes an underlying issue such as diabetes or thyroid problems could lead to excessive drowsiness after eating.

But, until further investigation, rest assured that often such symptoms are manageable with mindful eating practices and awareness of your body’s rhythms.