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Drink plenty of water throughout the day. Hydration can help reduce hunger pangs and keep you feeling fuller.
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Prepare a meal plan for your fasting days, including healthy options that are permissible during Navratri.
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Include protein-rich foods such as nuts, seeds, or yoghurt in your fasting meals. Protein can help you feel satisfied for longer.
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Instead of having large meals once or twice a day, try to eat smaller portions every few hours.
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Incorporate fibre-rich foods like fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Fibre takes longer to digest, helping you feel fuller.
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Engage in activities that keep your mind and body occupied. Staying busy can help divert your attention from cravings.
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When you do eat, take your time to savour each bite. Mindful eating can enhance your meal experience and help you recognise when you are full.
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Identify and steer clear of situations or foods that trigger cravings. If certain smells or sights make you crave non-fasting foods, try to minimise exposure to them.
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By incorporating these tips, you can navigate your fast more comfortably and spiritually.