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8 Essential Practices To Embrace This Monsoon

Monsoon brings a refreshing change but also a few challenges. Embracing key habits during this season helps maintain health, boost immunity, and enjoy the rains safely.

Monsoon brings a refreshing change but also a few challenges. Embracing key habits during this season helps maintain health, boost immunity, and enjoy the rains safely.

8 Essential Practices To Embrace This Monsoon

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1. Maintain Personal Hygiene: High humidity during the monsoon season can lead to skin infections, fungal issues, and body odour. Bathe daily with antibacterial soap and dry yourself properly. Trim nails regularly to prevent dirt buildup and wash hands frequently to avoid infections. Good personal hygiene keeps you protected and refreshed throughout the season. (Image Source: Canva)
1. Maintain Personal Hygiene: High humidity during the monsoon season can lead to skin infections, fungal issues, and body odour. Bathe daily with antibacterial soap and dry yourself properly. Trim nails regularly to prevent dirt buildup and wash hands frequently to avoid infections. Good personal hygiene keeps you protected and refreshed throughout the season. (Image Source: Canva)
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2. Eat Seasonal And Light Foods: Monsoon leads to a slow digestion, so eating heavy or oily food can cause bloating and discomfort. Opt for light and freshly cooked meals that are easy on stomach. Seasonal vegetables like bitter gourd, bottle gourd, and pumpkin support digestion. Fruits like apples, plums, and pears are hydrating and provide antioxidants. Avoid raw leafy greens that might carry germs and include nourishing foods like soups, khichdi, and steamed dishes which maintain energy, support gut health, and keep monsoon-related illnesses at bay. (Image Source: Canva)
2. Eat Seasonal And Light Foods: Monsoon leads to a slow digestion, so eating heavy or oily food can cause bloating and discomfort. Opt for light and freshly cooked meals that are easy on stomach. Seasonal vegetables like bitter gourd, bottle gourd, and pumpkin support digestion. Fruits like apples, plums, and pears are hydrating and provide antioxidants. Avoid raw leafy greens that might carry germs and include nourishing foods like soups, khichdi, and steamed dishes which maintain energy, support gut health, and keep monsoon-related illnesses at bay. (Image Source: Canva)

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