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Question #585
1 year ago
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Constipation & digestion - #585

Harikrishnan

I am hari From 28 yrs old Working sales ptofile Constiparion & digestion problem because more time going on motion this issue already test consider on irritable bowel syndrome Please kindly update immediate solution for in this problem sir / madam

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Dear Hari,

For concerns related to IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome), constipation, and digestion issues, Ayurveda takes a holistic approach to balance the body’s digestive system by pacifying Vata and Pitta doshas, which often contribute to such symptoms. IBS symptoms can be managed by focusing on improving Agni (digestive fire) and soothing the digestive tract.

First, I recommend including Triphala—a blend of Amalaki, Bibhitaki, and Haritaki—at bedtime. This is a mild laxative and digestive aid that can help regulate bowel movements without causing irritation. Triphala also gently detoxifies the digestive tract, supporting long-term gut health.

Another beneficial herb for IBS and digestion is Bilva (Bael fruit), which can reduce bloating, manage irregular bowel movements, and soothe the intestines. Fennel and cumin seeds are also helpful; they can be taken as a tea after meals to aid digestion and reduce bloating.

A Vata-Pitta balancing diet will be helpful, focusing on warm, easily digestible foods. Avoid raw, cold, and processed foods, as these can aggravate IBS. Instead, include cooked vegetables, rice, soups, and whole grains. Adding a teaspoon of ghee to meals can help lubricate the intestines, easing constipation. Drinking warm water throughout the day also supports digestion.

Lifestyle changes are essential for managing IBS effectively. Stress can trigger or worsen symptoms, so consider practices like Pranayama (breathing exercises) or gentle yoga to calm the mind and body. Avoid overeating and try to have meals at regular intervals to help regulate digestion.

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Ah, Hari, sounds like you’ve really been dealing with some annoying stuff there. Let’s dive into it. Since you’ve mentioned IBS and the constipation/digestion issues you’re going through, there are definitely some Ayurvedic ways to ease things up a bit.

First off, since you’re dealing with constipation, start your day with a glass of warm water with a spoonful of honey mixed in. It helps to activate the agni – your digestive fire. Try doing this daily, ideally on an empty stomach, to help things move along smoother.

Diet plays a big role here. You’re in the sales game, so I get it, lots of stress and rushing around. But try to eat meals at regular intervals. Include more fiber: stuff like whole grains, fruits like papaya and pear. Avoid eating heavy or oily food, especially late at night, since they put extra burden on digestion.

From an Ayurvedic standpoint, Triphala powder can be a game changer for this condition. A teaspoon at night with warm water aids both digestion and helps with regular bowel movements. Just be careful not to take too much – it should be gentle, not forceful.

Stress and IBS are like, best buddies – sadly right? Try incorporating some calming activities. Even if it’s just 5 mins of deep breathing or meditation daily, it’ll help balance those vata imbalances; that’s where a lot of IBS stuff stems from.

Working in sales must be hectic, so grab moments to de-stress where possible. And yeah, walk a bit after meals to stimulate digestion, like a leisurely stroll. It doesn’t need to be fancy.

If things get worse or keep bothering you, definitely connect with a healthcare professional. IBS can be tricky, and you’ve done the right thing getting it checked out. Keep listening to your body, and let me know how it goes.

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