I want to understand and practise to improve my lifestyle by knowing my body through Ayurvedic. - #485

Feels like your digestive system is throwing a bit of a party, huh? Let's untangle this. Ayurveda often links these kinda issues to an imbalance in Vata and Pitta doshas. So, we gotta calm them down first. Maybe you're eating healthy, but timing and food combos could be the sneaky culprits here. So, digestion is key, like really key. Start your day with a glass of warm water with a squeeze of lemon, it kinda kickstarts that digestive fire, or Agni. Breakfast should be warm and ease to digest - think, oatmeal rather than cold cereal. For gas and constipation, loading up on fiber with fruits like papaya and cooked veggies can help but don't overdo it with raw stuff. Cook it well; it helps with digestion. Add a teaspoon of ghee to your meals (ghee is like gold in Ayurveda, seriously!), it helps lubricate your intestines. Acidity, ouch! Stay away from really spicy, sour and salty stuff. They just fan the flames, literally. Cumin seeds, a pinch of asafoetida in your meals, is good for digestion and reducing gas. A glass of buttermilk with cumin, after lunch keeps acidity in check too. And hair fall? Focus on nourishing internal health here. Bhringraj oil massage works wonders. It's like a calming spa-day for your scalp. Keep stress in check, maybe try yoga or meditation, because hair fall is often linked to a stressed mind. For stamina, small, regular meals help, so munch every 3-4 hours. Avoid caffeine overload coz it gives fake energy spikes. Sleep's important, at least 7 hours a night. Take it one step at a time, don't do everything at once! Changing habits takes time. Keep track of what works and doesn’t, like a little experiment on yourself. If you're still hurting or you feel worse, talk to a medical professional quick, your health's super important, after all.