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Want to fight indigestion? Try these simple ways!

Do you often suffer from indigestion? Well, it is said that one should take a nap after every meal to soothe your digestive system.

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New Delhi: Do you often suffer from indigestion? Well, it is said that one should take a nap after every meal to soothe your digestive system. And experts have said that while taking the nap, one should sleep on the left side first for some time and then relax for 10 minutes before rushing for work.

Here are a few tips shared by Pramod Kulkarni, swaryog expert and founder of SwarYog Foundation, Mumbai:

  • Swaryog recommends that you should have meals, including spicy or warm food, with activation of right nostril. Doing so will help in controlling excessive body acids generated due to food, which is helpful for digestion process.
  • Have sweet or cold or frozen food dishes during activation of left nostril as it will help in harmonising the body fluids without disrupting the body temperature.
  • Sleep on the left side at night because the longer the right nostril is active during the period, good for digestion and, hence, for overall health.
  • One should sit in Padmasana pose for 10 minutes in morning and concentrate on the Swadisthan Chakra -- around navel. Do deep breathing through right nostril for 15 times as it will help in streamlining the digestion flow.
  • Drink water from copper vessel as it helps your body maintain its temperature according to outside weather, thus helping one to feel rejuvenated and energetic throughout the day.
  • One can practise this application daily after having lunch and dinner: Lie down straight on plain surface and breathe in normal breathing pattern for eight times, then turn around to right side and breathe for 16 times and then to left side and breathe for 32 times.

This application helps to make your digestive system stronger and spread out the food particles evenly throughout the system.

(With IANS inputs)