How to avoid Obesity and what is its Ayurvedic treatment?

Overweight or Obesity is a state which is generally caused by the deposition of an excessive amount of fat in different parts of the body. The deposition of fat is generally visible on the thighs, belly, breasts, and buttocks. It can also cause the problems like arthritis, diabetes, heart disease, kidney problems, liver damage, and hypertension. Know more about obesity treatment in ayurveda.

Causes of Obesity


The main reason for Obesity is due to lack of physical activity. The weight starts increasing when people start taking more calories than what is required by the body. Excess of sweets, oily foods, sleeping during the daytime, etc. is all major factors which cause Obesity. Heredity, genetic, environmental, hormonal, and cultural; are some more factors that increase weight.

Symptoms of Obesity


  • Lethargy
  • Fatigue
  • Enhance the level of fat in the body
  • Difficulty in breathing during some physical exertion
  • Stinking Sweating

How Obesity is developed?


Our body is made from seven dhatus i.e. Blood (Rakta), Lymph (Rasa), Fat (Meda), Muscle (Maans), Reproductive system (Shukra), and Nervous system (Majja). But the people who are suffering from obesity have an excessive amount of Meda i.e. fat and at the same time, they are deficient in other dhtaus. The Kapha is gathered amidst different parts of the body. And as the levels of Kapha are increased, the individual tends to become obese, since the fat metabolism is disturbed.

In order to lose weight one should ponder upon the following important points :

  • Regular Physical workout.
  • Keep a check on what you eat.
  • Try to avoid the factors which cause an increase in body weight.

Weight reducing diet


  • In the morning, a glass of warm water should be taken with lemon juice and honey.
  • Sprouts of green beans or wheat with a cup of milk should be taken in breakfast.
  • Try to have a glass of pineapple, carrot, orange juice after breakfast.
  • Carrot, cucumber, beetroot, tomatoes, cabbage salads are advised. Chapattis made up of wheat and grain bread with a glass of buttermilk can be taken in the lunch.
  • In the mid-afternoon you can have some dry fruits, lemon tea, coconut water, or vegetable soup.
  • In the dinner try to have steamed vegetables with chapattis and any seasonal fruit except apple and banana.

Diet Schedule


  • Try to avoid chocolates, junk foods, and cold drinks.
  • Salt is responsible for the increment in body weight, so one is advised to avoid it as much as possible.
  • Red meat (beef, lamb, and pork), white meat (fish, chicken), and eggs are responsible for increasing body weight; so try to avoid these things.
  • Milk products like butter, cheese are a very rich source of fat. So keep a distance.
  • Avoid intake of alcohol and smoking.

Workout


Exercise is very helpful in reducing obesity. In order to reduce weight, regular workouts are the most necessary part. It is due to the fact that workout helps in the reduction/ burning of calories which are stored in the body in the form of fats. It also helps to reduce tension and tone up the body muscles. In the beginning, walking is the best exercise which can be followed by running, swimming, etc.

If you are looking for Ayurvedic treatment of obesity in India, then you may contact Prakash Nethralaya and Panchakarma Kendra in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.

Dr. Dinesh Sharma

Dr. Dinesh Sharma is an Ayurvedic Eye Specialist and Founder of Prakash Nethralaya treating severe eye and chronic diseases since 2005 and promoting ways to keep eyes healthy with a crystal clear vision. Know More

You find it Useful, Share This:

To Know more, talk to our doctor. Dial +91-8396919191