Food Coma or Lethargy after meals
As above, been experiencing food coma's after meals and has been impacting my lifestyle/work/motivation to do work or live life...
Have tried so many different options, diets, dogma, all the recommendations (i.e. balanced meals) and did not work out...
And to recover from it... i have to usually wait for hours and hours... and have to stay in the lethargic mindset...
Does anyone experiences this issues...? (I understand forums/online reads does say something similar... but does not usually last for so long)
@mikenai22
recently I've been looking at ayurveda, which tries to balance the body by first ascertaining the body type, then suggesting the foods required to bring it into balance. So it isn't a one type fits everyone system, which most diets seem to attempt to be.
there are all kinds of online quizzes. If you think it might help it could be worth you going to see a practitioner and getting an accurate diagnosis (although both my wife and I got the same answer as from the online quizzes.)
@DavidEss
recently I've been looking at ayurveda, which tries to balance the body by first ascertaining the body type, then suggesting the foods required to bring it into balance. So it isn't a one type fits everyone system, which most diets seem to attempt to be.
there are all kinds of online quizzes. If you think it might help it could be worth you going to see a practitioner and getting an accurate diagnosis (although both my wife and I got the same answer as from the online quizzes.)
Hi David, thanks.
Finally... a response regards to one of my most painful topic.
I read about the topic once. Which attempts to "balance" whatever that a person's body is lacking of.
just that... my whole bland simple plant food diet now (for quite some time) may not be able to gel into this...
@mikenai22
Pleasure, and I hope it will be useful.
You know, I completely get that you are walking a tightrope already, but you can examine ayurveda without actually changing anything.
At some point, you might give it a try by, say modifying the doshas using herbal tea, for instance, and get into it very gently.
@DavidEss
to be honest, I took some time to re-read again. (kinda briefly)
I saw some of the teas and diet recommendation
however the teas, herbs recommendation are kinda costly to get them shipped over to singapore.
diet wise... I am already at a kinda bland diet
whole food plant based... with occasionally cinnamon, nutmeg, turmeric.
by the way... mine was categorised as vata (more dominated), kasha
@mikenai22
Thanks for following up on my suggestion anyway.
I used to have one of deep-fat fryer's, oops, sorry, deepak chopra's books on ayurveda but I can't find it at the moment.
I was typed as pitta vata. So I need to incorporate more kapha in my diet to maintain balance, I think that's how it goes.
You will be able to find some pitta and a little kapha spices to round out your diet, I'm sure.
Good luck!
@DavidEss
Thanks David for your encouragement. Appreciate it very much.
(I'm just a little concerned if it might just be another health fad...)
Been exposed and reading too much on the internet.
@mikenai22
This particular health fad has been going a long long time!
Some say 6000 bce.
@DavidEss
woa, that is sure long...
anyways it is kinda rude of me to fall it a fad
but at my situation now... gotta be careful not to keep jumping from one to another...
@mikenai22
Oh, absolutely. I have no idea if it will be helpful, but wondered if it might be worth a try.
@DavidEss
well, one thing for sure is that it defintely sparked some reading thoughts of mine... (kinda... triggering me to keep continuous reading... - my entire day)