22/02/2026
PROTECT YOUR STOMACH FOR A PEACEFUL AND HEALTHY RAMADAN FAST
Fasting should bring peace to the body, not discomfort. When meals are skipped for long hours and followed by very heavy iftar, the stomach may react with irritation or ulcer flare-ups. This often happens due to excess acidic foods, overeating after fasting, dehydration, or long gaps without gentle nourishment.
COMMON SIGNS TO WATCH
• Burning sensation in the chest or upper abdomen
• Acid reflux or sour taste in the mouth
• Bloating and discomfort after meals
• Nausea or loss of appetite
SIMPLE WAYS TO PREVENT IT
• Break your fast gently, start light, not heavy
• Avoid very spicy, fried, and highly acidic foods
• Eat balanced meals with fibre, natural fluids, and moderate portions
• Drink enough water between iftar and suhoor
• Eat calmly and chew slowly to ease digestion
A peaceful fast is supported by balanced nutrition and mindful eating.
“Health is a trust. Protect it with wisdom and moderation.”
Your wellbeing remains the priority at AT-TAAJ NATURAL AND HOLISTIC HEALTHCARE LTD. If symptoms persist, seek proper guidance early and listen to your body.
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