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Why does m having gas/ acidity problem
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Why does m having gas/ acidity problem - #2882

Vinija Joshy

Acidity problem, diabetes high, hernia, bp, thyroid how vl manage how vl loss my weight, how vl control my diabetes

Age: 47
Chronic illnesses: Diabetes
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To manage multiple chronic conditions effectively, an integrated approach is essential. Dietary Recommendations: For acidity: Avoid spicy, fried, and acidic foods. Eat small, frequent meals and drink cumin water post-meal. For diabetes: Follow a low-GI diet. Include fenugreek seeds, karela (bitter gourd), and cinnamon. For thyroid: Incorporate iodized salt and selenium-rich foods like nuts and seeds. Avoid raw cruciferous vegetables. Lifestyle: Exercise regularly with a mix of yoga and brisk walking. Pranayama (especially Kapalabhati) is excellent for thyroid and metabolism. Manage stress with meditation, as it worsens diabetes and BP. Ayurvedic Support: Triphala: For gut health and weight loss. Arogyavardhini Vati: Supports liver detox and manages weight. Muktashukti Bhasma: For acidity. Chandraprabha Vati: Balances sugar levels and urinary function. Regular monitoring of blood sugar, BP, and thyroid levels is crucial. Weight loss will gradually follow once digestion, metabolism, and hormonal balance improve.
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Dealing with acidity, diabetes, hernia, high BP, thyroid and wanting to lose weight all together can feel a bit, uh, overwhelming. But Ayurveda, with its holistic approach, really might offer you some guidance. Let's see if we can find some solutions that'd be easy to weave into your daily routine. Okay, so first off, with acidity, it's often about balancing your pitta dosha - which is usually linked with fire and digestion. Start with sipping on warm, not hot, water throughout the day. It helps. Try avoiding that spicy, fried or tangy food that can spark the acidity flames. Loading up on fresh fruits like banana and melon can soothe your belly. For diabetes, it's about managing your kapha dosha. Maybe give Gudmar or Fenugreek a try. They're known in Ayurveda to help control sugar levels, you could add to your meals. Light, regular exercise, like a brisk walk or some yoga is tremendously important, like 20-30 minutes a day, it doesn't have to be anything intense. Now weight loss. Uh, tricky with these other conditions but often improving digestion balances weight too. Try having heavier meals at lunchtime when digestion is best and keep dinner light. Adding more veggies, whole grains can be a good place to start. About hernia, it's key not to strain yourself. By maintaining a healthy weight you're already doing your body a favor. Just being mindful about lifting things, makes a difference. For BP and thyroid issues, regular meditation or deep breathing - pranayama - can help manage stress and, surprisingly could assist in balancing hormones. Absoloutely make sure to follow clinical advice closely from your doctor on this one though, important! Maintaining a sleep routine is something that often helps balance everything, so aim for consistent hours, if you can! Ayurveda is all about balance, so tweaking small things around your routine. Start with one or two, don't rush it, you'll see progress over time.
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