Ayurveda the science of living from 3000 years ago is an answer to multiple disorders in human body without any side effects. The recent times have fortunately witnessed people being more aware about their mental health. Are you aware of the common depression symptoms? To know about more depression types and its distinguished impact on you, it is important you keep a regular self check. Openly talk to a doctor or a friend to know fully about your current status. This will also help you achieve warning signs of more serious depression problems which will help you prevent depression complications. Ayurveda identifies the many environmental and physiological factors to be responsible for depression and anxiety. Amidst various aspects such as a poor diet, overtly exhausting mental and physical capabilities, stress, weak digestion, poor metabolism and hectic lifestyle can trigger depression. This leads to accumulation of several toxins in your body. The toxins further imbalances the natural bio chemistry in your body leaving unpleasant disadvantages on your mind, body and spirit. Guru Manish an Ayurveda motivational speaker helps you getting inspired and get away with the negative factors in life. The ayurvedic remedies help you rejuvenate with its time tested therapies that builds you positive, cell by cell! Ayurveda believes that people may have the same symptoms for several reasons and hence begins by analyzing each individual uniquely and prescribes tailor made remedies that are selective and beneficial.
Manovasada, as explained by Ayurveda Health Guru Manish, should immediately work towards avoiding living alone, use of steroids, pain killers and trauma. This is supported by bio cleansing therapies also known as shodhana chikitsa. Yogic practices and physical excercise is highly recommended in this case.
Are you also amongst the gentry whose head bangs when you do not get a cup of hot, masala chai in the morning? Or you face constipation on not drinking tea?
Maybe you are a person who does not consume alcohol or is not into drug addiction but, if you consume milk tea on a regular basis you are an addict.
Tea mixed with milk creates a chemical reaction within your body which affects your health in a negative way. Let us see what negative impact does tea has on your body that you can be called as an addict if you consume it regularly.
Being a woman, if you drink more than 4 cups of tea in a day then you beware that rheumatoid arthritis is soon going to hit your body.
We are of the mindset that drinking tea cures headache, but excess of milk tea can actually cause severe headaches, nausea, sleep depravity, confusion and even irregular heartbeats.
A point for the people who have iron deficiency, drinking tea in large amounts can reduce the iron absorption capacity in your body.
Women who are expecting a child should strictly not consume tea because a lot of consumption of caffeine can lead to severe complications in the delivery. These complications may lead to miscarriage or the weight of your infant during his birth may be low as compared to a normal weight.
As tea contains caffeine and caffeine is the major source tea becomes an addiction because caffeine leads to dependence. When you suddenly withdraw from this addiction, you may suffer from problems like irritability, headaches and even fatigue.
There are various other reasons due to which we become habituated to tea and it affects our body and health severely. Not only on our health but do you know how much does India drain in their pockets in consuming a cup of tea?
300 crores rupees is what India spends in a single day over a cup of tea! Yes. And in a year this figure rounds up to 1 lakh crores rupees! Such tremendous is our expense over tea, or it is better to say we spend huge amounts on an addiction.
Your heart, kidneys, liver, intestines, stomach, and brain everything is on stake with a mere cup of milk tea.
It is said that it is better to drink a cup of black tea rather than drinking a cup of milk tea. Shift your choice to green tea, black coffee or black tea.
Are you gaining weight or under the category of being called an obese? At the back of your head you must have designed a fitness regime for yourself in which you will be cutting on, on your calories, sweating out extra and following a strict diet. Though these things are beneficial but, we fail to understand the actual reason behind gaining weight.
As a common person, we think munching on extra food leads to weight gain. This reason is not a completely false one. But, the hack lies behind a point which we fail to know. The food we eat definitely impacts our growth and weight but the capacity of your body to digest that food is the major reason in your weight gain
To control your weight gain you should follow few tips:
1. Eat only thrice a day.
2. If you feel hungry between these three meals then you can munch on some light foods but the condition is that these foods must be natural. Packaged and artificial foods shall be completely avoided during these munching time.
3. To make it easier, follow a simple thumb rule. Suppose you eat a 100% food in the day; 50% shall be eaten in your breakfast, 35% during your lunch and 15% at your dinner time.
4. Avoid eating food late at night. The ideal time as per Ayurveda is to consume the last meal of the day which dinner by 6 in the evening.
5. 70 percent of your food shall include natural food which includes fruits, salads, soups etc. nothing artificial shall fall under this 70% category.
6. We usually grab our food in one go, which means you eat food in bulk once in a while. This is the biggest danger you are giving to your body. Eat in small chunks and let your body function normally and naturally.
Remember that obesity is the leading cause of all the body diseases, estimation says 90 percent of body problems occur because of obesity.
Start a healthy lifestyle and stick to a healthier routine and diet to make yourself fit and fine.