Guest guest Posted February 17, 2006 Report Share Posted February 17, 2006 hi my baby of 6 month is a bit weak what food should i give him to make him strong thanks bye Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 18, 2006 Report Share Posted February 18, 2006 ayurveda, "maham_chaudhry2000" <maham_chaudhry2000 wrote: > > hi my baby of 6 month is a bit weak what food should i give him to make > him strong Your baby, being six months old, may be just starting to get teeth out of gums. This event causes worries, since baby will pass stool repeatedly, keep crying and also show cough, cold, low fever etc. The energy which goes in all this may cause you the feeling that baby is weak. Anyway, author gives you some home remedies as per your querry: Cook rice with a little extra water and let it become very soft. Mix 1-2 date with rice, grind it, add little water in it and give it to baby 2-3 times a day to make a weak child strong and healthy. Alteranately, you can boil date in milk too. Add 1 cup water to 1 cup milk, add grated date, boil till 1 cup milk remains. Add alittle cardamom and let baby take it when lookwarm. Dissolve 5-10 drops of basil leaves juice in water and make child to drink it daily for healthy muscles, bones. This will also make him/her learn to walk early. One reason for weakness could be worms(Krimi). See earlier posts on ayurveda for symptoms of worms. Giving vavding (Vidanga is the sanskrit name) with buttermilk or decoction of dry ginger will relieves child from worms. If worms are there, details of making decoction and dosage can be suggested. Lastly, since child may be starting teeth, a remedy for easy teething: Dissolve a little crystal sugar in water and squeeze lemon in the water. feed 2 tsp to children 4 times a day so that he/she gets initial teeth very easily does not suffer from repeated excretion of stool. Best of health... Dr Bhate Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 18, 2006 Report Share Posted February 18, 2006 Maham, My teacher always recommended to breast feed for as long as possible. He also recommended using the whey from split milk. Just boil milk and add some lemon juice or vinegar and strain out the whey from the curds. Use the curds to make saag panir for a healthy meal for you. Give your baby a good full body massage at least once daily. GB Khalsa > hi my baby of 6 month is a bit weak what food should i give him to make him strong. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 19, 2006 Report Share Posted February 19, 2006 Dear Maham Both Gayatri Devi and Guru Bandhu have suggested giving massage to the baby. Guru Bandhu's discussing breast feed brings in another point to authors mind. Massage to the baby right from 7th day after birth is common indian custom. Mother too receives massage for 40 days after child birth. If the child birth has occured at in-laws house, ancient acharyas have declared mothe a sort of 'untouchable' for 40 days, the real purpose behind this may she gets adequate rest and VIP treatment of special medicinal food such as Fenugreek Laddus and Gondh-ke-laddu. 40 days 'untouchable' period gives her adequate rest and other treatment so that all the reproductive system returns to normal, baby gets adequate breast feed. Baby massage oil is a special oil, made from sesame oil and Aswagandha, if baby is weak. This oil is readily available in Indian phrmacies as well as on on-line sites (e.g. allayurveda.com). Aswagandha is a muscle builder and brain tonic too. However, while starting, equal mixture of aswgandha oil with other oil (sesame or coconut) may be used so that body gradually knows the use of aswagandha. Oil should be warmed a little before massage. Massage done by mother herself produces best results. In case there is any difficulty in obtaining oil where you are located, see an earlier post on making hair oil by this author at message no 1210. Instead of herbal powders suggested there, use aswgandha powder only and use equal mixture of sesame and coconut oil for boiling aswgandha powder. Vata and pitta vitiation does not allow weight gain, in general. Aswagandha is a unique herb which can cause both weight gain as well as weight loss. Taking juice of its fresh leaves is recommended often by Baba Ramdev. But if one takes powder of its roots and makes aswgandha ksheer pak (procedure available in file 'medicine_chest.doc' in folder 'articles' in group files) the weight gain is certain, especially if the age is less than 20 years. In ayurveda, the herbs and foods behave differently depending on how they are used, in sharp contrast to modern medicines, which have only one uniform behaviour, suppress one set of symptoms (disease) and produce another (side effects). Overemphasis in this group on contacting nearest ayurvedist rather than going purely by suggestions on the list is due to this unique behaviour of herbal medicines. Often the list suggestion are incomplete in exact dosage, method of administration, source of meidine, food restrictions etc. They will be incomplete since these are mere suggestions and not prescriptions. Author would like to point out a special property of milk. for all who have any allergy to milk, try the whey suggested by Gurubandhu. It contains all vitamins, minerals but leaves out the proteins which are alergens for some. Whey is also useful when loose motions occur. Author devotes a separate post to whey next. Thanks Gurubandhu for beinging out this topic. Dr Bhate ayurveda, Guru Khalsa <greatyoga wrote: > > Maham, > > My teacher always recommended to breast feed for as long as possible. He also recommended using the whey from split milk. Just boil milk and add some lemon juice or vinegar and strain out the whey from the curds. Use the curds to make saag panir for a healthy meal for you. Give your baby a good full body massage at least once daily. > > GB Khalsa > > > hi my baby of 6 month is a bit weak what food should i give him to make him strong. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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