Significance of Excessive intake
Excessive intake, as defined by Ayurveda and science, involves consuming large amounts of food, leading to various health issues including obesity, diabetes, and skin disorders like Bhagandara. It refers to the overconsumption of specific food types, particularly sweets, dairy, and heavy meals, all noted for their impact on health. This practice can disrupt the balance of the body's three humors and contribute to chronic conditions, highlighting the importance of moderation for maintaining overall well-being.
Synonyms: Excessive use, Overuse
In Dutch: Overmatige inname; In Finnish: Liiallinen saanti; In Spanish: Ingesta excesiva
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Hindu concept of 'Excessive intake'
Excessive intake in Hinduism denotes overconsumption of food, which disrupts the equilibrium of the three humors, potentially inducing various health disorders and reflecting a lack of moderation essential in maintaining spiritual and physical well-being.
From: Charaka Samhita (English translation)
(1) Consuming an excessive amount of food that leads to provocation of all three humors and various disorders.[1]