Question 1

I've been having sabja seeds water now and then to help with heat, urinary infections, and keeping my stomach clean. I'm curious if it's okay to just drink the water straight without chewing the seeds. Like, does my body really absorb it that way? Will it still work and give the benefits if I don't chew the seeds?

Accepted Answer

Drinking sabja seeds water without chewing is not recommended, as the seeds' nutritional benefits and gel-like properties are activated when chewed or soaked in water, allowing the seeds to release their mucilage, which aids digestion and provides other benefits.

Question 2

I'm drinking 1 liter of milk every day, with 500 ml in the morning and 500 ml at night. Could this have any effects on my health?

Accepted Answer

Possible intestinal worm infestation:
 
 *Seek medical attention immediately*
 
 Remedies:
 
 1. Consult a doctor for anthelmintic medication (e.g., Albendazole, Mebendazole).
 2. Follow prescribed dosage and duration.
 
 Self-care:
 
 1. Hydrate adequately.
 2. Rest.
 3. Bland diet (avoid spicyheavy foods).
 
 *Common anthelmintic medications:*
 
 1. Albendazole (Zentel)
 2. Mebendazole (Vermox)
 3. Pyrantel (Combantrin)
 
 *Possible complications:*
 
 1. Intestinal obstruction
 2. Malabsorption
 3. Abdominal pain
 4. DiarrheaVomiting
 5. Weight loss
 6. Allergic reactions
 
 *Symptoms to monitor:*
 
 1. Abdominal pain
 2. NauseaVomiting
 3. DiarrheaConstipation
 4. Fever
 5. Fatigue
 
 *Prevention:*
 
 1. Wash fruits thoroughly.
 2. Cook vegetablesmeat properly.
 3. Avoid contaminated water.

Question 3

I'm curious about mixing certain foods and I'm wondering if it's okay to drink milk after eating onions. Are there any side effects I should be aware of from doing this?

Accepted Answer

Drinking milk after consuming onions is generally safe,

What happens when you stop eating?

48-72 hrs after starvation your body enters the state called ketosis in which breakdown of muscle occurs for glucose. This means your body is literally breaking itself for food

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