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Food and Nutrition
Foods to be taken
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Carrots (because of the beta-carotene they contain), red peppers and apricots because they help to heal and scar over sores in the intestinal lining
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Lean meats, cereals, seeds, eggs, cereals, avocados, and vegetables contain vitamin E that cures sores in the organic linings
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Lean meats, fish, poultry and skim lactose products are protein rich and they stimulate the esophagus valve (in particular the gullet)
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Soluble fiber found in cereals, bread and brown rice helps to prevent constipation and releases tension in the colon without pressing on the stomach
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Bananas and cabbage juice help to reduce gastric acid. Drink 2 or 3 times during the day
- Eat one yogurt every day, because it helps to maintain the bacterial levels that help the digestive process.
Foods to be avoided
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Fried foods, alcohol, tea, coffee and soft drinks because they produce excess gastric acid
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Meats, black pepper and spices, which irritate the stomach
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Milk, because although it neutralizes acids, over time, it can increase acid production
Yoga and Exercise
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Choose light exercises like walking, swimming etc. Avoid exercises that require a reclining position like sit-ups and stomach crunches. Be sure to keep well hydrated when exercising.
- Breathing exercise pranayama helps in soothing the body.
YOGA
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Vira Asansa
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Baddha kona Asana
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Makara Asana
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Shava Asana
Music and Meditation
Home Remedies
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Sleep by elevating the head of the bed slightly
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Avoid spicy, caffeinated and alcoholic foods
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Maintain healthy weight
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Avoid eating within three hours of bedtime
- Eat meals slowly to avoid ingesting excess air
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