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Ayurveda places great emphasis on health and well-being during conception and beyond. Ayurveda explain how to increase fertility with diet, behaviors, and herbal supplements, it focuses on how to create truly healthy children.
The ayurvedic ideal goes far beyond merely conceiving. Instead the emphasis is on creating a child who is mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually healthy--a wise and well-rounded child who will contribute to society and become an enlightened citizen.
Factors for Healthy Child
According to Ayurveda, conception takes place due to healthy sperm, healthy ovum, and a healthy uterus. For both men and women, reproductive health depends on the health of the shukra dhatu, or reproductive tissue. In women the shukra tissue creates the ovum as part of the monthly cycle, and in men the semen is formed due to sexual stimulation.
The shukra tissue itself is created as part of a long chain of metabolic transformations, starting with the digestion of food and including the transformation of food to nutrient fluid, blood, muscle, fat, bone, bone marrow and finally, to shukra tissue.
Healthy shukra tissue, then, according to ayurveda, depends on the health of all the other tissues in the body.
Diet and Behaviors to Boost Fertility
There are two kinds of foods and herbs that help enhance shukra dhatu, and therefore help enhance fertility. One is called bringhana, and these foods enhance shukra by enhancing all the seven dhatus. Vrishya foods and herbs target shukra dhatu in particular.
Because the first six dhatus are the raw material for forming the reproductive dhatu, all of the dhatus must be completely healthy in order to form healthy reproductive tissue. That's why the bringhana diet, which nourishes all the seven dhatus, are so important if you wish to conceive
Foods to Nourish All Seven Dhatus (Bringhana)
Fresh, organic fruits and vegetables Whole grains Dairy proteins, including milk, lassi, and panir (a fresh cheese made of milk) Soaked almonds or soaked walnuts (you can grind them and add them to your vegetables) Sweet, juicy fruits such as mangoes, peaches, plums, and pears Dried fruits such as dates, figs, and raisins Stewed apple for breakfast If your digestion is strong, eat urad dhal (available at Indian grocery stores) cooked with equal parts turmeric, cumin, coriander and fennel. A banana cooked in Ghee, cinnamon and cardamom is a tasty and wholesome dessert for people with strong digestion
Foods to Enhance the Reproductive Tissue (Vrishya)
asparagus broccoli milk milk date shake milk mango shake rice pudding spices such as ajwain powder, cumin (which purifies the uterus in women and the genitourinary tract in men), turmeric (to improve the interaction between hormones and targeted tissues), and black cumin.
Increasing Fertility Later in Life
Are there special tips for couples who want to conceive after the age of forty? Ayurveda recommends that both the woman and man focus more on the diet and routine, on vrishya and bringhana diet.
Avoid stress as much as possible. Go to bed on time and don't miss your morning massage. Take care of your protein needs, including some dairy protein in your diet, such as panir, milk. Engage in a spiritual practice such as the different type of Meditational technique.
For women, it is particularly important to take care of yourself during menstruation. Follow the Ayurvedic guidelines for that time: avoid traveling, avoid skipping meals, eat foods that are warm, light, and easy to digest, and try to avoid foods or aromas that are highly chemicalized. And take real rest during your menstrual cycle.
If you want to conceive when you are older, you need to be extra careful about your overall health
Dr Naveen Arya running his web portal on Ayurveda and Yoga as http://www.ayurvedayogashram.com He Interviewed by leading newspapers and organized number of workshops on Ayurveda, Yoga and stress management. He acted as Keynotes speaker in Office Yoga at various leading organizations.Besides from the daily clinical Practice on Ayurveda, Yoga and Panchkarma, He has spoken in a number of Ayurvedic and Yogic seminars, Symposiums and workshops.
Source from www.ayurvedayogashram.com
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