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Non veg with medicine
I am taking all attach medicine.. can we eat chicken and egg while taking attach medicine please suggest any other precautions required while taking ayurvedic medicine
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Better to avoid it.
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Please avoid non veg while taking ayurvedic medicines because non veg is spicy and fried .And ayurvedic medicines will give you better result if you avoid fried and spicy .Eat Simple stay healthy
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Balance and moderation are important.
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Make sure you eat nutritious, hygienic, home made, nonspicy and light (easy to digest) food rather than focusing on veg or non veg.
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Yes you can have eggs and chicken while taking these medicines. Try to avoid oily, spicy & processed food
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Better to avoid for some time
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