is mango and curd a good combination - #25507
I am super confused about whether is mango and curd a good combination or not. So, the thing is, I absolutely love mangoes—like, it's my fave fruit. The other day, I had this idea to mix mango with curd. I thought it’d be great! But then my friend said it could be heavy on my stomach, and I started doubting what I was doing. Last summer, I had a lot of digestive issues, some bloating and weird discomfort after eating. I’m not sure if it was something else or maybe the foods I was mixing. I really wanna know is mango and curd a good combination, as my family enjoys it, and I don't want to mess things up again food-wise. I mean, I read somewhere that some combos are a no-go in Ayurveda, so is it dangerous or just myth? Need advice from someone experienced! I’d hate to ruin my love for mangoes but I also don’t want my belly to hate me again!
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