Pregnancy is said to a new life for the momma as well as the baby to be born. This the period where the baby inside the mother’s womb is nourished with flesh and blood and the Mother must take care of the baby inside with healthy diet, exercise, avoid lifting heavy objects or over exertions. Women during their pregnancy feel the cravings for eating strange foods like earth, coal, spicy and sour tasting foods. They may notice breast tenderness, missing periods, morning sickness, nausea, spotting, headaches and frequent urinations. With every passing week woman experiences weight gain and certain physiological changes in them. These are the most common precautions which would be mother must take care of to deliver a healthy baby as well as for a successful lactation of the baby. Women can resort to any kinds of non medicinal approach to reduce nausea type feeling so that the strong prescription medications do not cause any harm to the baby. Pregnancy is the most nutritionally demanding phase of a women’s life. Week by week the baby starts to grow inside the momma’s womb similarly the mother must be very careful with regards to its intake of nutrients and diet.

Pregnant mothers must avoid smoking or consuming caffeine, alcohol, mango, papaya, raw eggs, unpasteurized milk, and unwashed vegetables. These mentioned food items must be avoided completely to avoid any sorts of complications as the consequences are very bad. These foods during pregnancy affect the fetus such as palpitation causing stress on the fetus, sleeping issues, anxiety and nervousness; respiration problems etc. to avoid any sorts of pregnancy complications pregnant ladies must keep this food at baby.

Herbal tea, fruit juices, ice creams, milk, chocolates etc are healthy part of a diet for a pregnant lady. For pregnant women a healthy diet means a balanced diet with a combination of carbohydrates, proteins, fats and vitamins. Frequent and small meals must be taken whenever hungry. Fast foods and processed foods must be avoided. A healthy staple food consisting of cheese, whole grains, cereals and lots of green leafy vegetables. Avoid eating onion, garlic, mustard, ginger and pepper for those who had a history of abortion as that might cause unexpected fetal pain. Rice and wheat are very healthy staples. Jiggery, sweets, curds, milk; butter must be eaten in smaller quantities. Self medication must be avoided in any condition. Meat, fish, eggs, cold drinks, caffeinated drinks can be taken in small quantities. Pregnant lady must drink at least 7-8 glasses of water daily to flush out the toxins out of the body. Saturated fats such as ghee and oil must be limited. Care must be taken if the pregnant woman is anemic as the there has been reported cases of women dying of pregnancy and childbirth since 1995. Hence a balanced diet is extremely essential for mother as well as her baby.

An enema is a procedure in which the colon is washed by water and/or solution squirted into the anus. Enemas have a rich history dating back thousands of years. And although many familiar only with the modern western medical tradition may find the concept of colon hydrotherapy foreign or embarrassing, the truth is that enemas were regularly administered to patients (even in the Western world) up until the 1920s. Following the advent of advanced surgical and drug therapies, however, enemas and similar holistic therapies fell out of vogue and became seen as fringe.

This is unfortunate, since both scientific and anecdotal evidence suggest that enemas provide a number of fascinating health benefits. The main benefit touted by enema advocates is that flushing the colon removes feces, parasites, dead tissue, and other debris. By removing this debris, the enema not only helps restore regular bowel movements, but it also has far-reaching impacts for the bodys physical health. Some claim that enemas clear up the skin, reduce the frequency and severity of common colds, improve sexual vitality, combat irritable bowel syndrome, and even potentially relieve psychological ailments, such as depression or anxiety.

While these far reaching claims may seem somewhat dubious to those schooled in the allopathic tradition, modern medicine has produced evidence to support at least some of these ideas. For instance, it is now known that the gut contains a number of key nerve fibers — thus, it is more than reasonable to hypothesize that a therapy that rehabilitates and reinvigorates the gut could have significant psychological and neurological benefits.

Enemas also massage the colon, hitting what are known as pressure points. These are areas of the muscle tissue which are interconnected nodally with other key muscles, joints, and myofascial tissue in the body. In essence, enemas act like acupressure inside the body, releasing pent-up myofascial energy and thus improving whole body health. Enemas may also act on a more concrete level, eliminating waste built up as the result of constipation.

Some enema therapists believe that different solutions can have different impacts on the health of the colon and the body. Common treatments include coffee, yoghurt, Epsom salt, lemon juice, and even vinegar. While all enemas yield a laxative effect, these specialized enema treatments can have ancillary benefits and potential dangers. Some people believe that yogurt enemas, for instance, support healthy bacteria in the colon and intestine because yogurt contains live bacteria. Some contend that coffee enemas help cleanse the liver by causing it to produce an abundance of bile. Clinicians often use barium enemas to help with X-ray photography of the gastrointestinal tract. The barium solution can light up potentially problematic areas and help with diagnosis.

The health benefits you may gain from enema therapy will likely depend on the frequency of the therapy, the nature of the solution you use, any preconditions you may have, and the manner in which you administer the therapy. Talk to your physician before radically changing your colon hygiene. In some patients — elderly or infirm patients or people suffering from diseases or intestinal disorders, for instance — enemas may be contraindicated. Since enemas can change the pH balance of your intestine as well as the salinity and bacterial levels, you may experience temporary side effects during and after therapy. Cramping is not uncommon. Similarly, you may produce loose stools in the days following the enema.

These precautions notwithstanding, enema therapy has been battle tested, and most practicing gastroenterologists believe that it is safe and probably healthy — when not taken to the extreme. Above all, listen to what your body tells you. If you aggravate your intestines by washing them out too much, cut back on therapy. You can supplement the benefits of enema therapy by taking care of your body. Get eight hours of sleep a night, remove stressful elements from your life, get plenty of low impact exercise, and reduce your intake of simple carbohydrates. An excess of fats, sugars, and starches can stress the liver and pancreas and potentially lead to both toxic buildups in the intestines and obesity, which can cause untold ancillary health problems.

Dont think of enema therapy as a panacea for discomfort or gastrointestinal distress; rather, think of it as a piece in a larger puzzle. Work with your doctor and nutritionist to develop a comprehensive holistic health plan, one that focuses on prevention and reduces the negative influences in your diet, environment, and behavior.