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I heard that when we taking ayurvedic medicine we should avoid non veg. is it true sir.i am taking medicine to increase sperm count
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For your condition, actually non-veg food is beneficial.
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If digestive capacity is very low then better to avoid.
Most of the time nonveg foos are spicy and oily so we tell them to avoid
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No ,its not because of you are taking Ayurvedic medicines there must be another reason
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u better ask reason to concern doctor .
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Ayurveda plans nonveg diet according to digestive capacity and disease condition.
In a case you have nonveg food habits from child hood, and it's helpful in disease condition then a diet containing meat soup is planned.
But if the nonveg is not suitable in a condition then it's adviced to stop it completely.
In your case, better consult your doctor for the concerned stage of disease. whether it's suitable or not.
But you can have a nonveg soup.(of course home made).
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