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Hi, I am 32 years, and suffering from rheumatoid arthritis, plz suggest me what can I do.....
Nikita Mishra
02:40 PM | 08-01-2021
Hello Amita, Rheumatoid arthritis occurs when excessive toxins get accumulated in the body. Following a wrong lifestyle, eating wrong foods, not doing any physical activity, hormonal imbalance, and incorrect sleeping pattern leads to a disturbed metabolism which results in toxin accumulation in the body. Foods to eat- Start the day with a glass of warm water with lemon juice in it. This will help to improve the metabolism and to flush out the toxins out of the body. Drink green tea twice a day, one in the morning on an empty stomach and the other at night before sleeping. Eat only plant-based natural foods. Include salads, nuts, beans, and sprouts in your diet. Eat soaked dry fruits to get the easily absorbable nutrients. Drink coconut water. Drink plenty of water during the day to eliminate the toxins out of the body. Foods to avoid- Avoid dairy products like ghee, milk, paneer, curd, etc. Avoid animal foods. Avoid carbonated drinks. Avoid processed, packaged, oily, and spicy foods. Avoid tea, coffee, and other caffeinated drinks. Exercise Being physically active is very essential for good metabolism. Start your day with a short morning walk. Do 12 sets of suryanamaskar daily. Perform yoga asanas like bhujanga asana, trikona asana, padahasta asana, hala asana. Do pranayam daily, specially anulom-vilom and kapalbhati pranayam. Take sunrays early in the morning for 15 to 20 minutes daily. Sleep Sleep helps to maintain the circadian rhythm and also hormonal balances. Hence, taking proper sleep is very important. Take proper sleep of at least 7-8hours daily. Sleep early at night and also wake up early in the morning. Avoid electronic equipment at least 1hour before sleeping for an increased quality of sleep. Thank you
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I have bloating and diarrhea once in every week. This problem I am facing since 1 year. In spite of trying all medicines it's not working. I cannot understand what kind of food is causing this problem. Pls advise
Nikita Mishra
02:39 PM | 08-01-2021
Hello Sanchita, Bloating and diarrhoea clearly indicate the problem with the digestive system. The food is not getting digested properly because of a bad metabolism which is causing bloating, diarrhoea, etc. The kind of food and the way of living like sleeping time, eating time, etc directly affects the body's metabolism and digestion. So, it is very important to choose wisely about what we eat and also to follow the correct lifestyle. Diet Drink 3 to 4 glasses of warm water in the morning on an empty stomach. This will help to eliminate the toxins out of the body. Include Vitamin C in your diet like drink lemon juice or orange juice or amla juice daily. Eat foods that are plant-based and easy to digest. Include sprouts, salads, and nuts to your diet. Avoid dairy products and animal foods as they are not for the human digestive system and results in the accumulation of toxins in the body. Avoid processed, packaged, oily, and spicy foods. Eat fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables. Drink plenty of water during the day to be hydrated. Exercise Exercising is essential to improve metabolism. Perform mild exercises and light yoga. Start the day with a short morning walk. Do sukshma vyayama like neck rotations, wrist rotations, knee bending, elbow bending. Take sunrays early in the morning. Take short walks after meals. Sleep Always take proper sleep of at least 7-8 hours daily. Sleep early at night at around 10 pm and also wake up early in the morning at around 6 am. Thank you
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I am diabetic and I have got dark circles around my eyes and more dark patches on my face. Pls give me the remedies.
Nikita Mishra
02:39 PM | 08-01-2021
Hello K. Rajmohan, Diabetes is a lifestyle disorder and can be corrected in a natural way. In diabetes, our body is not able to break the sugar or use the sugar in a proper way. But, by making some changes in lifestyle and habits, it can be cured naturally. Diabetes leads to disturbed metabolism and hence in dark circles and other skin problems. Sometimes, excessive stress or lack of sleep may also lead to dark circles. A change in lifestyle and eating habits is needed for a healthy body. Reasons for diabetes Sedentary lifestyle Family history Wrong eating habits. Hormonal imbalance Obesity Diet- Have only plant-based natural foods. Include sprouts, salads, beans, nuts, dry fruits in your diet. Have coconut water and fresh homemade fruit juices. Avoid dairy foods and also avoid animal products. Cook oil-free or use cold-pressed oil. Avoid tea and coffee. Include whole grains like barley, millets, oats in your diet. Avoid sugars, chocolates, carbonated drinks. Exercise Doing some physical activity is very important to cure diabetes. Walk around 2,500 steps in the morning and the same in the evening. According to WHO, we should walk 8000 steps daily. Daily work may contribute to around 3000 steps and to complete them to 8000, walk 2,500 steps in the morning and evening. Perform yoga specially bhujanga asana, gomukha asana, trikona asana. Perform pranayam like kapalbhati, anulom-vilom. Sleep Sleep always plays a vital role in the overall health of the body and mind. Lack of sleep and stress may also be the reason for your dark circles. So, take proper sleep of at least 7-8hours daily. Sleep early at night and also wake up early in the morning at around 6 am Read books before sleeping to improve the quality of sleep. Thank you
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During anulom vilom kumbhak is good or not? And plz tell me the benefits of kumbhak?
Nikita Mishra
02:38 PM | 08-01-2021
Hello, Every pranayam has three parts - purak, kumbhaka and rechak. Kumbhak can be done in two ways, after inhalation and after exhalation. Kumbhaka is holding the breath after inhalation or after exhalation. The air is filled in the lungs as it helps to detoxify the blood. Benefits It will help to improve blood circulation in the whole body. Also, it will help to improve the metabolism. Thank you
Recipe 
Sugarcane juice black wheat muffins/cake
Sugar juice is a quick energy booster. Try this healthy version of baking, which is also easy on the gut.
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Natural Beauty Care Workshop (8th - 15th January 2021)
DIY Natural skin & hair care product recipes & daily rituals BOOK NOW @ INR 849/- onwards You want to give the best possible care to your skin and hair but often resort to buying beauty products off the supermarket shelves. We don't need to tell you how many chemicals go into making them, how much they harm your skin and the environment - it is all written on their labels. Why spend so much money on them when you can make your own beauty products at home that are kind to you, and the earth, plus they save you money! If the thought of making your own beauty products at home leaves you overwhelmed with finding the right formulations, ingredients, or concerned about their stability, we have got you covered. Indulge yourself in natural beauty care, make your own beauty products at home, and pamper your skin & hair to reveal their best at the ‘Natural Beauty Care Workshop' by Sunmeet T. Marwaha, Natural Beauty & Wellness Coach. The i
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Fig-Almond Sugar Free Roll
A Sweet without sugar/jaggery, a delicacy with rich ingredients by using dry fruits Dry fruits are known as superfoods. Rich in proteins, vitamins, minerals and dietary fibre, dry fruits make for a delicious and healthy snack.
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I want to take the annual membership. Where is the option?
Wellcure
11:27 AM | 07-01-2021
Dear Meenakshi, You could subscribe for the annual membership here - https://www.wellcure.com/subscription Team Wellcure
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Boost Fertility Naturally Online Program (27th - 29th Jan) | For Aspiring Moms
Conceive Consciously - Prepare Yourself For A Healthful & Joyous Pregnancy by Embracing Mother Nature. BOOK NOW @ INR 1499/- Are you planning to start a family? OR Are you struggling to conceive? Hormonal imbalances - Irregular / Absence of menstruation Unexplained infertility PCOS Diminished Ovarian Reserve Poor Egg Quality If your answer to any of the above questions is yes, we encourage you to join this workshop. REGISTER for the Free Introductory Session (23rd Jan, Sat, 12 - 1:00 pm) The reproductive system is a part of our body. Hence, what we eat and drink, how often we exercise, how we deal with stress, all impact fertility. Empower yourself with knowledge & tools that support your fertility. De-mystify the fertility journey! Program Expert - Anchal Kapur Anchal is a Lifestyle Medicine Coach from Hippocrates Health Institute, US. She is also a Nature Cure health coach from the I
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Do You Know The Why & How Of Sprouting?
Sprouts are alive, whole, living foods. Easy to digest and bursting with nutrition, they can add body to your salads, soups etc. Do you shy away from sprouting because you are unfamiliar with the process or don't know how to use them? Don't miss out on their nutritional benefits. Read on to know all about sprouts from this article. What are sprouts? These are seeds that have germinated and become very young plants, theyare the very first shoots of various kinds of seeds. Along with fruits, vegetables and nuts, sprouts are our natural foods. Sprouts are very nutritious, as they contain all the elements that a plant needs for life and growth. The simple process of sprouting brings out many dormant enzymes in germinated seeds, legumes, and grains, making them easier to digest.Many difficult to digest acids like phytic acids in grains get neutralized by the act of sprouting. It also increases the amounts and bioavailability of protein, vitamins and minerals, trans
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Iam 43 years old and suffering from rheumatoid arthritis and I had heavy periods for 6 days and again after 15 days I'm bleeding drops from 6 days what should I do? What is the reason?
Nikita Mishra
09:12 PM | 27-10-2020
Hello Anis, Rheumatoid arthritis occurs when excessive toxins get accumulated in the body. Heavy bleeding may be the result of hormonal imbalance. Following a wrong lifestyle, eating wrong foods, not doing any physical activity, hormonal imbalance, and incorrect sleeping pattern leads to a disturbed metabolism which results in toxin accumulation in the body and hormonal imbalance. Foods to eat- Start the day with a glass of warm water with lemon juice in it. This will help to improve the metabolism and to flush out the toxins out of the body. Drink green tea twice a day, one in the morning on an empty stomach and the other at night before sleeping. Eat only plant-based natural foods. Include salads, nuts, beans, and sprouts in your diet. Eat soaked dry fruits to get the easily absorbable nutrients. Drink coconut water. Drink plenty of water during the day to eliminate the toxins out of the body. Foods to avoid- Avoid dairy products like ghee, milk, paneer, curd, etc. Avoid animal foods. Avoid carbonated drinks. Avoid processed, packaged, oily, and spicy foods. Avoid tea, coffee, and other caffeinated drinks. Exercise Being physically active is very essential for good metabolism. Start your day with a short morning walk. Do 12 sets of suryanamaskar daily. Perform yoga asanas like bhujanga asana, trikona asana, padahasta asana, hala asana. Do pranayam daily, specially anulom-vilom and kapalbhati pranayam. Take sunrays early in the morning for 15 to 20 minutes daily. Sleep Sleep helps to maintain the circadian rhythm and also hormonal balances. Hence, taking proper sleep is very important. Take proper sleep of at least 7-8hours daily. Sleep early at night and also wake up early in the morning. Avoid electronic equipment at least 1hour before sleeping for an increased quality of sleep. Thank you
Recipe 
Homemade Peanut Butter - Kids Love This
Yes! you can do peanut butter under 10 minutes at home! If you keep grinding your roasted peanuts in a mixie it turns into butter ☺ Yeah that simple and easy – you have to try it to believe it. Great addition to kids meals. Preservatives-free, additives-free!
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Are You Over-eating Grains?
Are you having grains three times a day – Breakfast, lunch and dinner? Are your meals mainly wheat or rice based? Grains are hard on digestion and being acidic in nature, they can cause health issues in the long run. Overeating grains means we are eating less of fruits and vegetables. Read on to know all about grains and how you can bring diversity to your diet. What are grains? Technically, cereals or grains as we commonly know it are seeds of the grass family. Grains are grown in huge quantities all over the world and are the primary source of calories today. Unlike fresh produce like fruits or vegetables, grains can be harvested, dried and stored for a long period. Grains are also high on the list of import/export in every country of the world leading to high availability of grains even in the remote areas where they weren't traditionally grown.This has led to changing of traditional dietary patterns of populations across the globe. When did humans start eating
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Food Combinations For Weight Loss & Better Health
Ever felt bloated and uncomfortable after a meal? Wonder why you are gaining weight and feeling unwell though you may be eating right? Are you confused about when to fit in fruits and salads into your schedule? It is not only ‘the what' of eating but also ‘how'. Read on to learn the do's and don'ts of combining different varieties of food What do ‘food combinations' mean? Food combination means which type of food you are eating with which type of food. For eg: dal- sabji-roti, rice-rajma, bread-butter, etc. Why are food combinations important? Food combinations are important for: Weight loss Better energy levels Nourishing the body with nutrition Good health & being illness-free Better digestion Different types of food need different type of digestive juices for digestion. When we eat something, body secretes juices based on the type of food we have eaten. Certain combinations of food may be digested wit
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The Millet Cooking Workshop (Batch 3) by Pallavi Upadhyaya| 24th -31st Jan
Gluten-Free Millets for Your Health & Fitness Add millets to your diet for stronger bones, healthier gut & weight loss This gluten-free & protein-rich super-food helps prevent diabetes and heart diseases BOOK NOW @ INR 755/- Onwards Millets are growing their presence in Indian home-cooking and global kitchens for a good reason. They are highly nutritious, gluten-free, easy to digest, come in a lot of variants and you can make a plethora of tasty, healthy recipes from them. Do you get confused about choosing the right kind of millet? Do you often find yourself wondering how to cook them? Learn all about millets & their recipes in yet another edition of our popular cooking series for this superfood - The Millet Cooking Workshop (Batch 3) - by Pallavi Upadhyaya. This exciting workshop will be a game-changer for your diet. You will understand different kinds of millets, how to choose them and cook various delicacies suiting your palat
Recipe 
Raw Brownie - your guilt-free snack ready in a jiffy!
Chocolate brownie is a much-loved snack for kids! But the ones you get in stores or bakery shops are loaded with sugar! Here's a quick raw brownie recipe you can make in your kitchen. Enjoy guilt-free!
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Urad Dal Rice Uttapam Or Dosa
Fermented foods are nature's provision for promoting our gut health, as such foods are high on live bacteria that join hands with the good bacteria already in our gut. They also facilitate better absorption of minerals. While there are different ''probiotic” options consumed in different parts of the world, south Indian cuisine has had a long culinary lineage of fermented foods.The popular dosas and uttapams are not only healthy and yummy but also easy to make and serve for anytime meal! Soaking tip: It's easier to break the prep for this recipe as follows: Soak the Urad dal and rice in morning In evening just before sleeping, grind the two. Mix and keep in a patila with cover (utensil) Let it ferment. Dosa / Uttapam batter is ready to cook in morning
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'Posture Perfect' Online Program (based on the Alexander Technique)By Padmini Menon 25th Jan - 25th Feb (10 LIVE Sessions)
Be Posture Aware & Sustain a Healthy Posture in Daily Routine BOOK NOW @ INR 1499/- (Limited Period Early Bird) “Habitual postures cause musculoskeletal pain & correcting them requires postural awareness” ~ NCBI Sitting and working for long hours is not optional but a norm in today's times. You could be aware that you are holding a wrong posture but your muscles have eased into holding bad positions for so long that you tend to slump into them without even being aware. Are you keeping the wrong posture? If you regularly see these symptoms in your body and the pain just doesn't seem to go away, you must check your posture: Consistently failing to stand up straight Getting a sore back if you sit without a backrest Regularly slumping over your computer screen Lingering aches in the back, shoulder, or neck An overall feeling of being unhealthy & stressed You could be worryi
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Hi I have varicose veins. Mainly post pregnancy - many are there. Please suggest diet, exercise. Thanks
Nikita Mishra
12:08 PM | 04-01-2021
Hello Deepika, Varicose veins is a disorder which results when the valves of the veins doesn't work properly. Standing for long intervals is the main cause for varicose veins. It leads to disturbed blood circulation which results in swelling, pain in legs and other symptoms. To do- Do some light stretching exercises early in the morning. Perform bhujanga asana,paschimottan asana. Add ginger, black pepper to your food. Have the only plant-based, natural foods for your meals. Have fresh fruits and vegetables. Drink a lot of water to flush out the toxins out of the body. To avoid- Avoid standing for a long time. Do not sit in a single posture for long. Avoid tea and coffee. Avoid packaged foods and processed food items. Diet Drink a glass of water with lemon juice in it in the morning on an empty stomach. This will help to improve the metabolism and will also help to flush the toxins out of the body. Have fresh fruits and vegetables in your diet. Drink coconut water. Drink freshly prepared homemade fruit juices with fibres. Fibres will add bulk to the stool and will also aid in its movement. Include salads, sprouts, nuts and beans in your diet. Have whole grains like barley, millets, oats, etc in your diet. Include Vitamin C in your diet like blueberries, amla, orange, lemon, etc. Drink plenty of water throughout the day to be hydrated. Avoid processed, packaged, preserved, oily and spicy foods. Avoid dairy products and animal foods. Physical activity Being physically active is also important just as our diet is important. You can perform yoga or any other exercise or simply indulge in some outdoor sports like football, basketball, badminton etc. Take a short morning walk of atleast 30min in the morning. Do paschimottan asana, padahasta asana, trikona asana and gomukha asana. Perform pranayam regularly, specially anulom-vilom and kapalbhati pranayam. Sleep Sleep is also essential for a healthy body. It affects the circadian rhythm and in turn our hormonal balance. So, it is important to maintain the correct sleep cycle. So, sleep early at night at around 10 pm and also wake up early in the morning at around 6 am. Thank you
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