HEALTHY SEHRI AND ENERGETIC IFTARI

In the holy
month of Ramadan, people of Muslim society keep fast for 30 days. During this
time, those who fast are advised to pay special attention to food and water during
this month. Nothing is eaten or drunk throughout the day during fasting.
In fasting, food is eaten only in the time between Iftar and Sehri. It is
advisable to drink as much water as possible from Iftar to Sehri. During Ramadan,
you should avoid eating unnecessary things. It is advised to avoid eating fried
things during fasting. Eating eggs, flour bread or parathas, fresh fruits, etc.
during the time of Sehri keeps health good. Keep in mind that one should not
drink too much coffee or soda during Sehri. Also, biryani, kebabs, pizza, and
fast foods should not be eaten in Sehri. These can have a bad effect on your
health.
Dates should
be eaten during Iftar in fasting. Dates are beneficial for health as they contain
iron, which gives energy to the body. Fried food during Iftar is harmful to
the body. If there is a problem of indigestion during Ramadan, then fiber-rich
things should be eaten to digest them. At the time of iftar, you should not drink
water at least while eating. Because drinking too much water does not digest
food which can be harmful to the body. So here are some tips that can make your
Ramadan 2022 fast easy and will also keep you healthy and strong.
1. STAY HYDRATED
Try to stay
hydrated during Ramadan fasting. Try to drink lots of water between Iftar and
Sehri to prevent dehydration due to excessive sweating. One should try to increase fluid intake to stay hydrated throughout the day. You can also opt for
coconut water, watermelon in Sehri meal, or eat it after iftar. Cut down on
caffeinated drinks such as coffee, tea, and colas, as caffeine can lead to more
frequent urination, which can lead to dehydration. Even fizzy drinks with added
sugar will add calories to your diet. So stay away from them.

2. OPT ENERGIZING SEHRI
Try to eat
such foods in Sehri which will keep you energetic throughout the day. By doing
this you will be able to do your daily tasks easily. Eat fruits and vegetables
like tomatoes, cucumbers, and beans, chickpeas and lentils, low-fat dairy
products, avocados, nuts, olives. You can also take the help of an expert who
can guide you about what to eat and what not to eat during Ramadan.

3. HAVE HEALTHY IFTAR
It is
important to opt for healthy food during Iftar. So try breaking your fast with
soup or dates. This is because dates are rich in fiber and will help you ease
digestion. Dates also remove constipation. Choose whole grains, chicken, and
fish to get a good portion of healthy protein. It is not true that milk, yogurt, and eggs can help you get enough protein. You can also choose these things
without any second thought.

4. NO UNHEALTHY FOOD
Say no to
fried, salty, and processed foods, eat in controlled quantities. Overeating is
strictly prohibited as it can lead to acidity, indigestion, lethargy, and
fatigue. Salty foods can cause bloating and make you uncomfortable. Also, try
to eat light meals. For the main course, you can have grilled, or steamed
chicken or vegetable dishes. It is better to eat roasted chicken and baked
potatoes than fried samosas, cutlets, and chips.

5. AVOID THE SUN
Trying to
avoid going out in the sun as the
risk of dehydration increases a lot on a hot sunny day. In such a situation, do
not go out daily in the sun. If you have blood pressure or sugar problems, then
you should not fast because in that case sugar can become uncontrollable. If
there is no chance to stay at home and you have to go out then wrap yourself with
a towel or a scarf (try using a wet towel) or carry an umbrella. Staying in a cooler and AC for maximum time will prevent you from such heatstroke. If there
is any health issue then you should not keep the fast especially weak, anemia
or pregnant women should not keep fast at all.

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