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Indigestion and Constipation
Over the years I built an habit of a black coffee and smock in the morning for the bowel movement. It's been 38 days now since I had a smoke or black coffee in the morning. I am drinking plenty of hot water and it is helping but the process is very time taking and I do not get everything out of my system in one go like I used to earlier. I feel like going to restroom twice or thrice a day and constipated all day, resulting in farts. I have also changed my diet, I am eating only vegetarian food and good amount of ghee in it. I am also eating good amount of fruits in a day. I am also running almost everyday. So I am doing everything I have read so far on internet but results are little slow, may be because of bad habits of years. I just wanted to consult a doctor also now and see what a doctor suggests. I have also tried Laghu ShankhPrakshalan kriya to clean your entire digestive system, might do once in 2-3 months.
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You are doing great... Your receptors and brain which was conditioned for coffee (caffeine) and tobacco (nicotine) Now you decoupling from it And your body receptor will need time to adjust to new normal. With all your efforts things will definitely improve ... It is just matter of time so don't leave your hope. Apart from all that you are doing for better health. I can add a few things but for that I'll need a lot of information about your routine and lifestyle and long term health goals.
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continue all good things. decrease amount of refined processed food in your diet. increase natural fats in your diet. for exact details consult personally.
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read more about intermittent fasting. add 300gms of paneer to your diet for 3-4 days a week. and update me.
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