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What Should be The Diet and Lifestyle During the Rainy Season?

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The rainy season graces the Indian subcontinent, including Nepal, from Asar to Bhadra. According to Ayurveda, the rainy season is associated with the elements of water and air. This is a time for nourishment and transformation. It is believed that during this season, significant changes occur in the properties of the atmosphere and environment, which can affect our physical and mental health. This season is considered a period of purification and detoxification, as rain is considered a natural cleanser, washing away toxins and impurities from the atmosphere and the earth. Nepal generally has six seasons. Ayurveda science has a special discussion on routine and seasonal habits. Each season has a different diet and lifestyle. The rainy season, which usually falls from Asar to Bhadra, is considered a very sensitive time for our body. According to Ayurveda, the environment is cold and humid during this time, which can be a major cause of imbalance in the Vata dosha in the body. In addition...
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Why the Reluctance to have Children as Desired?

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  A report by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has shown that millions of people around the world, including Nepal , are reluctant to have children as they wish due to economic and social constraints. A public report today, based on academic research and studies conducted in 14 countries, found that one in five people say they are not able to have as many children as they would like. The report attributes this to rising costs, declining family support and concerns about the future. Similarly, rising living costs, job insecurity, limited access to reproductive health services and global crises such as war and climate change are additional impacts. The situation and causes in Nepal are similar to other global causes, the report states. It says, “Couples are having fewer children despite wanting to have two or more children. This trend is evident in developed provinces such as Bagmati and Gandaki . Nepal’s total fertility rate has fallen below two, and this figure is the ...
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