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Side effects of Ajwain (indian borage)?
What are the Side effects of Ajwain (indian borage)?
Can it be taken on daily basis?
How often can it be taken?
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It can be taken regularly used as spices for preparing food products.
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Yes u can take ,it will relieve u from constipation,abdominal pain due to gas .
No side effects. Take once in three days ,or everyday if pain abdomen,indigestion persists. Take for a week and discontinue.
Take one tsf ajwain and boil with a glass of water.reduce to 1/4 and drink once a day till u start purging.,on purging completely when I feel ur stomach is empty and fine u can stop taking .Start again when u have the same complaint.
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Side-Effects of Ajwain
Ajwain generally do not cause any side effects when consumed in moderate amounts. But over-consumption may lead to several adverse effects, such as; it may cause stomach ulcer and heartburns, leads to dizziness and nausea, increases liver problems, causes heart diseases, it increases the body temperature thus causing several problems during pregnancy, it may also cause photosensi
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Dr. Kamini Sehra
Ayurveda
31 yrs exp
Sonipat
Kaff & vata prakriti persons can take it 1/4tsf early morning with leukwarm water,if they have pain abdomen or headache or gastric issue.not recommend for pitt prakriti
As it is ushn by nature.
Not recommend for daily
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