24/03/2023
Tuberculosis (TB) is an infection caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The condition usually affects the lungs and spreads through the air when a patient coughs, sneezes or spits. Individuals with a weak immune system, infants and children under four years of age, diabetics, people with chronic renal failure, to***co users, those living in poorly ventilated and closed spaces and HIV-positive patients are at a greater risk of developing an active TB infection.
👉Dietary and lifestyle changes for tuberculosis patients as per homeopathy
👉 Do’s
🔸Since homeopathic medicines are given in very small doses, they tend to lose their potency if not stored properly. Take the utmost care to preserve the medicines
🔸 Do regular exercise or any kind of active movement in fresh air in almost all kinds of weather
🔸 Go for daily walks and do light manual labour to strengthen your muscles. Some exercises also help to relax the mind
🔸 Consume healthy and nutritious food products.
👉 Don’ts
🔸 Anything in the diet and regimen that can react with the medicines should be avoided.
🔸 Strong-smelling foods and drinks like coffee, herbal teas, fine liquors prepared with medicinal spices and spiced chocolate
🔸 Medicinally compounded tooth powders and mouthwashes
🔸 Perfume sachets
🔸 Strong-scented flowers in the room
🔸 Highly seasoned foods and sauces
🔸 Frozen foods like ice creams
🔸 Raw herbs on soups, medicinal herbs in foods
🔸 Celery, parsley, stale cheese and meats
🔸 Do not take long afternoon naps
🔸 Avoid mental strain
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