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Do you experience acidity or heartburn after eating your favourite foods? If so, Jiva Ayurveda offers natural Ayurvedic treatment for Hyperacidity. Explore the evidence-based treatments of Jiva, that include traditional Ayurvedic remedies, herbal supplements, lifestyle tips and dietary advice, all guided by some of the best Ayurvedic doctors in India.

Causes Symptoms

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Are you going through any of these symptoms?

Burning Sensation
Acid Reflux
Indigestion
Heartburn
Nausea
Stomach Pain
Difficulty Swallowing
 
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FAQs

Foods that are beneficial during bouts of acidity include oats, cucumbers, watermelons, and lightly cooked vegetables. These foods are not only easy to digest but also provide a cooling effect on the stomach.

The easiest method to relieve acid burns is by drinking a cold glass of milk or coconut water as both are the best home remedies for acidity that works fast in neutralizing excess stomach acid. These types of food have a soothing effect on the stomach lining and also help in bringing down the acid level.

A useful Ayurvedic treatment for hyperacidity is the use of fennel seeds along with coriander seeds and cumin seeds in a prepared mixture. Boil these in water, strain, and drink the liquid while it’s warm to help relieve symptoms of acidity.

Ayurvedic treatment for hyperacidity includes dietary adjustments to avoid Pitta-aggravating foods, the use of cooling herbs like liquorice and amla, and lifestyle modifications such as practising yoga and meditation to reduce stress, which is often a contributing factor to increased acid production.

In Ayurveda, acidity is often described as an imbalance of the Pitta dosha, which involves the fire element in the body. This imbalance causes the excess production of stomach acid, leading to symptoms like heartburn and indigestion.

Ayurveda attributes the causes of acidity to factors that increase Pitta. These include consuming hot, spicy, oily foods, overeating, stress, and lifestyle choices that disrupt the natural balance of the body. Additionally, consuming Pitta-aggravating substances late at night or eating before the previous meal would have been digested can also contribute to acidity.

Symptoms from an Ayurvedic viewpoint include a burning sensation in the stomach and throat, sour or bitter taste in the mouth, indigestion, constipation, and a feeling of discomfort in the stomach. These symptoms are reflective of an aggravated Pitta dosha.

While typically not serious, recurrent episodes of acidity can indicate a deeper imbalance of the Pitta dosha and can lead to more severe conditions such as ulcers and chronic indigestion. It’s advisable to address the imbalance early to prevent complications.

Yes, according to Ayurveda, untreated acidity can result in an increased risk of developing ulcers, gastritis, and other digestive tract disorders. Chronic acidity can also disturb other doshas, leading to systemic health issues beyond the digestive system.

Yes, with proper diet, lifestyle changes, and herbal treatments, Ayurveda can effectively manage and potentially cure hyperacidity.

Eat smaller, more frequent meals, avoid late-night snacks, and reduce stress.

Yes, it can be associated with conditions like GERD and stomach ulcers.

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