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1. Refined sugar – Triggers insulin spikes and inflammation. 2. Fried foods – Trans fats in samosas, chips, pakoras are harmful. 3. Maida and white bread – Low in fiber and harmful for digestion. 4. Soft drinks and soda – High in sugar, zero nutrients. 5. Processed meats – Sausages, salami, etc., contain preservatives that harm your gut. Healthy alternatives: Fruits, soaked nuts, whole grains, green leafy vegetables, turmeric milk. Clean eating = Clean healing. Make better food choices to heal from inside.

Try this simple healing routine: 1. Wake up early – Between 5:30 and 6:30 AM is ideal. 2. Drink warm water with lemon and turmeric – Detoxifies and reduces inflammation. 3. Do deep breathing or Pranayama – Just 5–10 minutes can lower cortisol (stress hormone). 4. Light yoga or stretching – Increases blood flow and reduces stiffness. 5. Eat an anti-inflammatory breakfast – Include soaked almonds, oats, papaya, or tulsi tea. Bonus Tip: Don’t check your phone immediately after waking. Start your day in peace. Consistency is key — stick to this routine daily for better energy and reduced inflammation.

Your kitchen holds powerful natural medicines! These everyday spices help reduce inflammation and promote healing: 1. Turmeric   Curcumin reduces pain, swelling, and joint stiffness. 2. Black Pepper   Enhances absorption of turmeric and boosts digestion. 3. Cinnamon   Lowers blood sugar and improves heart health. 4. Garlic   Fights infections and reduces CRP (inflammation marker). 5. Cumin   Aids in digestion and supports liver detox. Add these spices regularly to your meals. Natural, tasty, and healing!

If you suffer from bloating, constipation, or tiredness, herbal teas can be a natural way to detox your system. Here are the best teas: 1. Ginger Tea   Boosts digestion, reduces bloating, and relieves nausea. 2. Peppermint Tea   Soothes the stomach, helps with gas and digestion. 3. Chamomile Tea   Relaxes your body and promotes better sleep and digestion. 4. Tulsi Tea (Holy Basil)   Detoxes the liver and balances your body’s stress levels. 5. Fennel Tea   Reduces acidity, soothes cramps, and cleanses the gut. Drink 1–2 cups daily after meals for the best results.

hsCRP (high-sensitivity C-reactive protein) is a blood marker that shows inflammation in the body. High levels can mean increased risk of heart problems, arthritis, or autoimmune conditions. Causes of High hsCRP: - Poor diet (sugar, fried food) - Obesity - Chronic stress - Infections - Autoimmune conditions Natural Ways to Lower hsCRP: - Eat anti-inflammatory foods: turmeric, leafy greens, ginger - Avoid sugar and processed carbs - Do light daily exercise - Sleep well - Reduce stress through yoga or meditation Lowering hsCRP helps reduce long-term disease risk. Test your levels regularly and make lifestyle changes early.

Your immune system is your body’s shield against illness. Here are 5 simple natural habits that can help strengthen it: 1. Get enough sleep   Aim for 7–8 hours of quality sleep to allow your body to repair and recharge. 2. Drink warm water daily   Helps flush out toxins and improves metabolism. 3. Use immune-boosting herbs   Herbs like Tulsi, Ashwagandha, Giloy, and Neem are powerful natural immune enhancers. 4. Eat more fruits and vegetables   Include Vitamin C-rich foods like amla, oranges, and guava. 5. Move your body daily   Yoga, walking, or stretching boosts circulation and immune activity. Consistency is key. Build these habits slowly for long-lasting immunity.