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Ayurveda: Eating habits according to the ancient holistic healing system that can help heal the system

It is a well-known fact that whatever you eat has a direct impact on your body and therefore, it is important that you remain careful about what you’re putting inside your body otherwise, it can have a negative impact on your body. Therefore, choose food that can help the body heal and along with that, it also has a positive impact on your body.

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Updated Oct 4, 2022, 11:12 IST

While eating, don’t be in a rush to finish your food. Remember to always chew your food well because if you don’t chew your food properly, it might give rise to digestive problems.

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New Delhi: Ayurveda is known to be one of the world’s oldest healing systems. Ayurveda mentions several ways of living that can help you lead a healthy life. It also has the power to cure several health conditions, if followed in the right way. Likewise, it also mentions how you should eat to reap the maximum benefits from the food.

Eat the right amount of food and don’t overeat: Overeating can cause major stress to the body and therefore, it is important that you eat the right amount of food. Also, when you eat food that’s healthy, it makes your body feel active and keeps toxins at bay.
Eat your food slowly: While eating, don’t be in a rush to finish your food. Remember to always chew your food well because if you don’t chew your food properly, it might give rise to digestive problems.
Don’t stand while drinking water: A lot of people just drink water while they are standing. This creates a fluid imbalance in your body and that could eventually have a negative impact on your body. Therefore, sit down and drink water like you eat all other food.
Eat seasonal food: Seasonal fruits and vegetables are fresh and therefore, eating them can be beneficial for your health. Moreover, eat food according to the season. If it's winter, eat food that can help to keep the body warm, whereas, on the other hand, eat food that can keep the body cool during summer.

Disclaimer: Tips and suggestions mentioned in the article are for general information purposes only and should not be construed as professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor or a dietician before starting any fitness programme or making any changes to your diet.

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