Why I m not loosing weight - #5794

Weight loss is possible with Ayurvedic medicines, but lasting results come from balancing ahara (diet), vihara (lifestyle), and medicines. Focus on a light, sattvic diet—avoid heavy, oily, and sweet foods. Include herbs like triphala, guggulu, and warm spices to boost metabolism. Medicines can support, but controlling diet and following a disciplined routine with regular exercise (e.g., yoga or brisk walking) is essential. Consult an Ayurvedic practitioner to personalize treatment for your prakriti and imbalances.

I get it, trying to shed weight while battling food cravings or diet management can be super tough. But hey, don’t worry! When we come to the domain of Ayurveda, it’s often about finding a balance rather than taking a quick fix like pills. Although there’s no “magical” medicine that’ll make the weight disappear without addressing lifestyle, some herbs can support your journey.

Sometimes, gaining or holding onto weight is due to imbalance in your doshas, primarily Kapha dosha. First thing first, you wanna balance this along with improving your “agni,” or digestive fire. Triphala could be something to consider. It’s a blend of three fruits that’s been used traditionally to help with digestion. You’d take it as a powder with warm water before bedtime. Be patient, cause herbal remedies often work slowly but they nurture you from within.

But the real essence of Ayurveda? It’s holistic - so let’s not skip incorporating lifestyle changes. Start by tweaking your routine. Try sticking to regular meal times and focus on having your largest meal in the middle of the day when your digestion is at its strongest. Cut back on snacking, especially late at night. Yeah, I know it’s easier said than done, but small steps, right?

Exercise — but find something you enjoy. It doesn’t need to be hardcore, even brisk walking for 30 minutes a day can work wonders. Try to move more throughout the day, like using stairs instaid of the elevator.

Consider dry brushing your skin before showering. It’s a very old Ayurvedic technique that may help in stimulating lymphatic drainage and improving circulation – slightly odd but effective.

Also, don’t neglect stress management. Sometimes weight gain ties to stress or emotional eating. Engaging in meditation or yoga regularly calms your mind and could indirectly aid the weight loss process.

Remember that while meds can help, sustainable weight loss tends to be more about creating a synergy of balanced nutrition, routine and support from practices like these. And if you’re ever in doubt, it’s always smart to chat with a practitioner to really hone in on what’s gonna fit best with your unique constitution. Stay patient and gentle with yourself during this journey, it’s not a race!