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Ayurveda guideline for drinking water

 *Ayurveda🍀 guideline for drinking water with the respect of food*


👉Avoid drinking water 💧 immediately before food(it decreases digestive fire🔥)

👉avoid drinking water immediately after food (it causes obesity)

👉ideally, sipping the room temperature water with a meal is allowed .this way, food gets moisture, and it helps for easy digestion .

Have a happy summer ☀️

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  1. Navi Mumbai Hiims - #1 Ayurvedic Hospital In Navi MumbaiMay 21, 2026 at 11:04 PM

    Loved the Ayurvedic perspective shared here. Drinking warm water and following the right routine honestly feels like a small change that can make a big difference.

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