Digestive Disorders: Ayurvedic Treatment, Causes & Natural Remedies
Grahani
Chronic diarrhea, ingesting foods and liq- uids that dampen and deplete the digestive fire (me-tabolism), fasting, eating before the last meal is di- gested, eating foods that are too heavy, cold, rough, stale, or contaminated. Other causes include misuseof pancha karma, excessive oleation, emaciation, suppression of natural urges, and extreme mentalstress. Premonitory
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Ayurvedic Perspective on Digestive Disorders
Causes: Chronic diarrhea, ingesting foods and liq- uids that dampen and deplete the digestive fire (me-tabolism), fasting, eating before the last meal is di- gested, eating foods that are too heavy, cold, rough, stale, or contaminated. Other causes include misuseof pancha karma, excessive oleation, emaciation, suppression of natural urges, and extreme mentalstress. Premonitory
Dosha Involvement: Vata, Pitta, Kapha
Source: The Ayurveda Encyclopedia, Chapter 14: Circulatory System
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