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What is AMA in yoga?
In the world of Ayurveda, you hear a lot about the concept of ama—toxins that can build up in your body due to factors like weak digestion, pollution, an improper diet, or less-than-ideal lifestyle choices.
How to flush out AMA from body?
Along with proper diet, occasional fasting is also helpful in eliminating Ama. revitalizes digestion and clears up the channels of the body. Swedana is helpful in inducing sweating that flushes out the toxins. Consuming herbs that can kindle the digestive fire is helpful in reducing Ama.
What is the difference between Agni and AMA?
Whereas Agni is robust and fiery fire, on the other hand ama is cold and sticky toxic matter highly hazardous to the working of digestive fire and thus gradually and eventually leading to imbalance and ailments setting in.
What are the symptoms of AMA?
What are the symptoms of ama?
feeling weak, heavy and sluggish.
indigestion, acid reflux, excessive burping.
excessive salivation, coating on tongue.
gas, bloating and constipation.
lack of taste and smell.
cloudy thinking, memory loss.
obstruction of bodily process (swelling, pain, inflammation)
fluid retention.
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