Sentences with phrase «digestive agni»

This combination increases your digestive agni (meaning fire in Sanskrit), which helps to break down toxins and improve your digestion (2)(3).

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Ginger helps to rekindle the digestive fire or agni in your body.

The state of your pitta digestive fire (agni) determines whether you are healthy and digesting your food properly.

Our digestive ability is called agni in Ayurveda, and it's considered the number one indicator of overall health, according to the ancient Ayurvedic texts.

If you have digestive issues, or you'd like to lose weight or have more energy and lustrous - looking skin, then try this short, agni - building practice.

She told me my joints were always cracking and my «agni,» or digestive fire, was very low.

I learned that my agni, digestive fire, had become so low from eating an entirely raw, cold, and dry diet that I didn't have enough digestive strength to break down foods, assimilate nutrients and eliminate waste, which is why I was still bloating and constipated despite eating all the kale in the world.

Ayurveda believes that imbalance starts in the digestion, and the strength of your agni, or your digestive fire, is where you need to balance.

In Ayurvedic nutrition, herbs and spices are used not only to add flavor to dishes but also medicinally to ignite digestive fire (agni) and detox the body of metabolic waste (ama).

These spices help regulate blood sugar levels and increase agni, which is your digestive fire.

Strengthening your digestion and metabolism (digestive fire or agni in Ayurveda) will help both your menstrual cycle and your overall health.

Ayurveda's teachings on agni can help us to monitor our own digestive fire so that we can regulate and balance it if necessary, and enhance it during periods of detoxification.

This current regulates our digestive fire (agni) and is associated with processes of digestion (mind, food), absorption and assimilation

The largest, and most significant fire is jāthara agni — the main digestive fire where the stomach meets the small intestine.

But it is who you are, it is your heat, and it is related to your digestive fire, your agni.

For example, if you are a kapha body type you can eat pitta vardhak (elevating) foods to increase your agni or digestive fire.

These comfort foods mask the digestive fire or agni, which ultimately leads to a weakened digestive system, gradual weight gain, mood swings and focus problems.

Think yoga poses that heat the body and stoke agni, or digestive fire; pranayama, or breathing practices, which boost metabolism; and a simple diet of light, warm foods.

Active cleansing encourages rest and repair in the digestive tract, kindles agni, and serves to loosen and expel excess vata, pitta, kapha, and ama from the system.

Ayurvedic tradition says that the body's agni — gut fire — is responsible for good digestive health.