Paneer causes constipation - #3749

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I’ve recently started eating more paneer as part of my diet for protein, but I’ve noticed that my digestion has been off lately. I’ve been feeling bloated and constipated, and I’m beginning to wonder if paneer causes constipation. Does anyone know if paneer is hard to digest or if there’s a way to eat it that minimizes these issues? From what I understand, paneer is made from milk, which can sometimes aggravate vata dosha and lead to digestive problems like constipation. Is this true for everyone, or could it be specific to my body type? Are there Ayurvedic remedies or herbs that can help improve digestion while continuing to eat paneer, such as adding ginger or black pepper? If paneer causes constipation, are there alternatives for high-protein foods that are easier on digestion? I’m also curious if drinking more water or eating it with specific side dishes, like vegetables, can make a difference. If anyone has had similar issues, how did you manage them? Did you reduce your paneer intake, or were there adjustments that helped? I’d love any advice on balancing my diet while keeping my digestion healthy.

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17 days ago

In Ayurveda, paneer is considered heavy and can be difficult to digest for some individuals, especially if there is an imbalance in Vata dosha, which can lead to symptoms like bloating and constipation. This is because dairy, including paneer, has a cooling and slightly moist nature, which can aggravate Vata when consumed in excess or without proper digestive support. If you are experiencing digestive discomfort, it may help to consume paneer in moderation and pair it with digestive aids like ginger, black pepper, or cumin, which can stimulate Agni (digestive fire) and help with absorption. Drinking warm water and including easily digestible vegetables, like steamed greens or squashes, alongside paneer can also support digestion. If paneer continues to cause issues, you might consider switching to plant-based protein sources like lentils, chickpeas, or tofu, which are often easier to digest. It’s also essential to eat in a relaxed environment and avoid overeating to support your digestive process. If symptoms persist, consulting with an Ayurvedic practitioner can help tailor a solution specific to your body type and current health balance.

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