Your nervous system is vital for your body—whether in fight or flight mode during an emergency, allowing your body to relax on vacation, or operating your body’s daily functions. But a dysregulated nervous system can leave you feeling stressed, anxious, and fatigued. Read on to understand how to recognize the signs of a dysregulated nervous system and how to naturally restore regulation. What Is the Nervous System and What Does It Do? The nervous system is your body’s communication network made up of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves carrying messages from the brain throughout your body. Messages sent through the nervous system regulate virtually everything we do, including movement, thoughts, feelings, and our response to stressful situations—and things we do without even thinking about it, like breathing, digesting food, healing wounds, and keeping our hearts beating. The nervous system is divided into two parts: the central nervous system (CNS) and the peripheral ...
Ayurveda identifies numerous ways to prevent the accumulation of ama. A balanced diet, lifestyle, and exercise routine are important places to begin. Inward practices such as meditation are also important for staying in touch with the true essence of your inner nature. Ayurveda also identifies numerous ways to rid the body of excess ama. Sweating through physical exercise, for example, is a highly effective way to release ama from the tissues and channels of the body. After breathing, sweating is the body’s second largest method of detoxification. Special dietary practices, such as drinking cleansing teas or fasting, are also effective. If you would like to get a general idea of your current ama levels, print out the questionnaire below and circle a number for each question. A score between 0-15 indicates a low level of ama; 16-35 indicates a moderate amount of ama; and 36-50 indicates a high level of ama. |
When our ability to digest food becomes impaired,
the body can no longer absorb essential nutrients.
Undigested and partially digested food lingers in
the body, leading to the formation of ama. Ayurveda
views ama as one of the most threatening opponents
to good health, linking the majority of health disorders
in some way to the presence of this substance. Simply
stated, ama is undigested food that begins to eat
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