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How to cleanse my body
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Question #4044
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How to cleanse my body - #4044

Pitta Anil Reddy

Sudden onset of Pimples on my face. Also I’m observing increased belly fat. Loss of concentration and focus.

Age: 32
Belly fat
Pimples on face
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Your symptoms indicate pitta (pimples) and kapha (belly fat, mental fog) imbalance. Recommendations: Diet: Avoid spicy, oily, and sweet foods. Eat light, cooling meals like greens, cucumbers, and ginger tea. Lifestyle: Exercise daily (yoga, walking), sleep by 10 PM. Herbs: Use Triphala at night for digestion, Neem or Aloe Vera for pimples, and Brahmi for focus. Mind-Body: Practice cooling pranayama (Sheetali) and meditate. Consult an Ayurvedic Doctor for more detailed program.
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Sounds like you're juggling a few things there. Based on what you're sharing, it might be pointing to a bit of an imbalance in your Pitta dosha with maybe some Kapha tendencies too. They're probably acting up a tad, manifesting as those pesky pimples, some extra weight around the belly, and the whole concentration thing. Let's break it down step by step. First off, about the pimpels— they could be a sign of heat and inflammation. Try to stay on top of a Pitta-pacifying diet. That means cooling foods like cucumbers, melons, leafy greens and coconut water. Avoiding spicy, oily, and fried foods is a good idea too. You might want to give Triphala a shot. It’s a great way to detoxify skin from inside out. Just a tablespoon in warm water before bed can do wonders. For the belly fat, it's a bit more of a Kapha thing, if you catch my drift. Incorporate more light, dry foods, like grains (think quinoa or barley) with spices that boost digestion—ginger and black pepper are your buds here. Exercise helps, but make sure its something you actually enjoy doing so you stick with it! Even a 30 min walk daily works wonders. Keep active. Now, focus and concentration or lack thereof... could be a disturbed Vata. Bringing a bit more routine into your day can help. Early wake up, regular meal times, regular bedtime too. Breathing exercises like alternate nostril breathing can calm your mind and enhance concentration. Remember though, every person unique. If this doesn’t start shifting things, consider reaching out to an Ayurveda pracitioner who can dive a bit deeper into your unique constitution. But please don't delay seeking a check-up with your doctor if these issues persist or worsen. Lastly, just to put it out there, remember good, old mental health plays a role too—check in with yourself, take some time for things that make you happy. Balancing the mind can sometimes do wonders for everything else!

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