Ayurvedic Medicine For Hyperacidity - #6734
For years, I’ve been dealing with persistent acidity. Almost every meal leaves me with a burning sensation in my chest and throat, and I feel like my stomach is always on fire. I’ve been relying on antacids to get through the day, but they only provide temporary relief. Recently, I came across ayurvedic medicine for hyperacidity, and I’m wondering if it could help me manage this condition more effectively. I’ve read that Ayurveda sees hyperacidity as an imbalance in the pitta dosha, which creates excess heat in the body. Are there specific herbs or remedies in ayurvedic medicine for hyperacidity that work best for this? I’ve seen mentions of amla, licorice root, and giloy, but I’m not sure how to use them or if they’re enough on their own. Another thing I’m curious about is whether lifestyle changes are necessary while using ayurvedic medicine for hyperacidity. My diet includes a lot of spicy and oily foods, which I know might be aggravating the problem, but it’s hard to avoid them completely. Will these medicines still work if I can’t make drastic changes to my eating habits? I’ve also read about therapies like Panchakarma for hyperacidity. Are these therapies essential, or can herbal remedies work on their own? If anyone has tried Panchakarma for hyperacidity, did it help reduce the symptoms permanently? Lastly, are there any side effects to ayurvedic medicine for hyperacidity? I want to make sure that the herbs or treatments won’t cause other problems while addressing my acidity. If anyone has used Ayurvedic methods for hyperacidity, please share your experience. How long did it take to see improvement, and did the results last?
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