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Also add Aloe Vera juice to your diet for stronger bones. Constipation Add high fibre food to your diet. Eat daliya broken wheat , oats, rajgiri amaranth flour and nuts on a regular basis.
Daliya can be made sweet or salted according to taste. Have plenty of fruits. Boil Licorice or Mulethi about 2 sticks in 3 cups of water. Boil till the quantity comes to half and drink at regular intervals to cure persistent cold. Granny Asha believes mulethi has a per cent strike rate to cure your cough!
Have tea made with all herbs — Ginger, Cardamom, Licorice and Cloves. Add tea made with all herbs, says Granny Asha. Detox Detox the body on a continuous basis.
Pains and Aches For regular pains and normal aches, add haldi turmeric to the diet. Milk should be had with good quality haldi every night before retiring to bed.
Turmeric is a natural antibiotic. For gout, have garlic pods 2 or 3 early morning on an empty stomach.
For toothache, rub clove oil in the affected area or chew on a single clove for instant relief. Exercise and taking care of oneself Regular exercise of any kind is a must everyday. Whether it is a small stroll, walk or swimming, physical activity aids healthier living.
Go for regular massages Ayurveda with its natural remedies are the best suitable. And while Ayurvedic home remedies will keep you healthy and happy, meditate, meet positive people, have fun and most of all laugh out loud, Granny Asha signs off! Granny's Inn is an award-winning homestay in Varanasi, run by two feisty grannies, who started it in their 60's!
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Mahesh P Shanmugam Dr. Not like she used to, when she and her friends would walk all the way to the West Village from Washington Heights to go dancing until 4 or 5 in the morning. I asked Nanny to write down everything she ate for a week. She typed it on her iMac and printed it out for me before I showed up to interview her.
All of her rules are there: She also eats often, a little bit at a time. I call some experts to figure out just why all of these habits are good for you. And all of those fruits and vegetables let Nanny feel satisfied for longer, says Boston University nutrition professor Joan Salge-Blake. But what about that cinnamon raisin bread and pound cake?
Diet might be the biggest reason why Nanny is healthy, but she stays that way because she wants to keep participating in the life going on around her. She watches awards shows.
Nanny also loves politics. During our visit she tells me she is keeping a close eye on the upcoming congressional races. Analytikers The Granny Diet Published: