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Why sudden spinning and sweating and vomit sensational and anxiety
Mental Disorders
Question #693
188 days ago
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Why sudden spinning and sweating and vomit sensational and anxiety - #693

Ravi

3 Weeks Ago I Quit Alcohol from that day I am getting lot of side effects Like Constipation and Mentel illness , and weekness pls advise which is the best medice in n ayurveda

Age: 47
Chronic illnesses: Daiabatic and BP
Constipation
Alcohol alcoholism
Constipation and after meal gas fomentation.
Constipation also problematic to me
Constipation issues
Mental stress
Mental illness panic attacks
Mental illness
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Quitting alcohol can lead to various withdrawal symptoms, and it's commendable that you've taken this significant step for your health. In Ayurveda, managing these withdrawal effects, such as constipation, mental unease, and weakness, involves a holistic approach to restore balance and strengthen the body and mind. To address constipation, incorporating fiber-rich foods such as fruits (like papaya, prunes, and apples), vegetables (like spinach and broccoli), and whole grains into your diet can help. Additionally, you can take Triphala, an Ayurvedic herbal formulation that promotes healthy digestion and regular bowel movements. Taking 1-2 teaspoons of Triphala powder with warm water at night before bed can be effective. For mental wellness, herbs such as Brahmi (Bacopa monnieri) and Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) are known to support cognitive function and reduce anxiety. You might consider taking Brahmi powder (1 teaspoon) mixed with honey or in warm milk daily, and Ashwagandha (1 teaspoon of powder) can be taken with warm milk or water in the morning. These herbs help calm the mind and alleviate symptoms of stress and anxiety. To combat weakness, it's important to focus on nourishing foods. Consuming a balanced diet with an emphasis on lean proteins (like lentils, beans, and legumes), healthy fats (such as ghee and nuts), and whole grains will provide you with the necessary energy. Including Moringa leaves or powder in your diet can also be beneficial due to its rich nutrient profile. Additionally, consider undergoing Panchakarma treatments under the guidance of a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner, as these detoxification therapies can help cleanse the body of toxins and restore balance. Gentle yoga and meditation can further enhance your recovery, promoting relaxation and mental clarity.
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Hey there, so quitting alcohol can be a big step and, I get it, it can mess with your body and mind for a bit. Let's dig into this from an Ayurvedic angle, yeah? First off, sudden dizziness, sweating, and that whole yakky feeling might be your body's way of reacting to the change. It's like your system's way of decluttering from all those effects alcohol had. From an ayurvedic perspective, you're kinda dealing with toxins, or "ama", that your body's trying to expel. Plus, alcohol imbalance usually affects both Vata and Pitta doshas – and with that, anxiety, constipation, and even mental stuff like feeling down can crop up. So, here's what you might wanna do: 1. Start each morning with a glass of warm water with fresh lemon juice. It helps clear the digestive tract and kinda jump-starts your metabolism. 2. For constipation, sip on warm, not hot, sesame oil. It's soothing and can help ease things up. Like a teaspoon or two before you eat, maybe 20 minutes prior, should help. 3. To manage anxiety and mental turmoil, Ashwagandha can be useful. It's a great adaptogen that balances Vata and Pitta. Try consuming it as a powder with warm milk, preferably before bed to help with sleep. Also, don’t forget to keep engaging in daily Abhyanga, which is like a self-massage using warm sesame oil. It’s comforting, calms Vata and is grounding. Keep in mind, it's super important to keep staying hydrated throughout the day with warm water or herbal teas. Turmeric tea could be a great option too, helps with overall inflammation and it's good for detoxifying. Rest assured, these are steps towards balancing the doshas and strengthening your Agni, or digestive fire. But remember, if symptoms get too hard to handle or things feel really off, definitely reach out to a healthcare professional. Put safety first, okay? Hope this helps some.

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