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Sexual Health & Disorders
Question #45183
79 days ago
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Understanding My Ejaculation and No-Fap Journey - #45183

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I am 21 years old male weigh 100 klutz and height 6 ft plays badminton for 30 min and goes to gym for 3-4 days a week with mix of strength and cardio.no supplements are being taken.i also ejaculate sometimes 5 times a month or once in a month .I genuinely try to follow no- fap for minimum 15-21 days and maximum I have reached was nearly 4 months .in the ejaculation I sometimes visualize but sometimes not regularly I view porn. Just wanted to know my situation

How often do you feel the urge to ejaculate?:

- Occasionally

Have you noticed any changes in your energy levels or mood during your no-fap periods?:

- No change

Do you experience any physical discomfort or issues related to sexual health?:

- Occasional discomfort
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Your current situation involves understanding the interplay between your lifestyle activities, habits, and individual health factors. From an Ayurvedic perspective, balance in all things is crucial, particularly concerning your exercise, diet, and personal habits. Ejaculation frequency and practices like no-fap are quite personal decisions, and Ayurveda provides a way to look at how these can impact overall health, particularly with respect to the balance and availability of ojas (vital essence).

Regular physical activity like playing badminton and attending the gym is excellent for maintaining a healthy srotas (channels in the body) flow and promoting healthy agni (digestive fire). Ensure you maintain consistency in your workout routines. The irregular timing or intensity might lead to imbalance over time. Keep hydrating and taking proper rest to counter any excess vata (air and space elements) driven fluctuations in energy levels.

Regarding your ejaculation habits, Ayurveda postulates ejaculation as a loss of shukra dhatu (reproductive tissue), which, in moderation, doesn’t typically negatively impact overall health, but excessive loss might reduce ojas and vitality over time. Every individual has a different baseline; your frequency seems reasonable, yet always attune to how it makes you feel mentally and physically. Visualizing or observing stimulating content is okay in moderation but could lead to mental instability (manovaha srotas) if overdone, considering its effect on Prana Vayu (mental energy and clarity).

In your attempt to follow no-fap, you’re supporting a control over such activities. If your goal is enhancing mental clarity or self-awareness, you can consider incorporating meditative practices like Pranayama or yoga – light routines you can add post your gym or badminton sessions.

Diet-wise, focus on nourishing and sattvic foods that support ojas, including ghee, almonds, dates, sesame seeds, and milk. Timing your meals regularly, avoiding heavy or excessively spicy foods late at night, will stabilize agni and contribute positively to vitality.

Track your progress and feelings consistently to adjust these practices per your experiential learnings. If you’re experiencing significant distress or concerning symptoms at any point mentioned above, consider seeking personalized guidance from an Ayurvedic practitioner. This holistic approach should cover the main ten areas of your life, including diet and lifestyle, immensely to secure balance across your entire well-being.

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From a Siddha-Ayurvedic perspective, the practice of infrequent ejaculation and no-fap aligns with the conservation of vital energy, known as “ojas,” considered crucial for physical vitality and mental clarity. Your activities, like regular badminton and gym workout, suggest a balance between physical activities which is beneficial for maintaining a healthy Vata dosha (energy responsible for movement and circulation) balance. However, your weight suggests there might be some Kapha imbalance, possibly due to accumulated ama (toxins). This could be impacting your metabolism or digestion.

To support your journey, consider these practical steps. Incorporate spices like ginger, black pepper, and turmeric into your diet to enhance your digestive fire (agni) and reduce ama. Pay attention to your meals; prefer freshly cooked foods and avoid excessively oily or heavy foods which may increase Kapha. You might also benefit from Trikatu churna (a mix of dried ginger, black pepper, and long pepper) to kindle your digestive fire. Taking it with warm water before meals could improve digestion.

Regular meditation or pranayama can help balance the mental and emotional aspects, providing a calm transition through different phases of your no-fap journey. Ashwagandha can be incorporated to support mental clarity and manage stress which could sometimes influence urges.

If you feel any persisting imbalances, like fatigue or emotional instability, consulting with a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner directly could provide more tailored guidance. Each individual is unique, and continuous self-observation is crucial to maintain balance and health in lifestyle practices.

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