Try to minimize alcohol, oily spicy foods and vigorous movement.
Frequent urination
Try to minimize intake of salty or sweet foods.
Heart disorders
Try to minimize salt intake and fatty foods. The friendship of a good friend or partner will relax your mind.
Kidney problems
Try to minimize lifting or carrying very heavy objects and excessive consumption of uncooked foods.
Lung problems
Try to avoid smoking and drinking alcohol. Try to consume nutritious cooked foods and minimize intake of dairy products. Also try to relax your mind.
Tumors
Try to minimize uncooked foods, eating irregularly, and eating before previous meals are properly digested. Foods that are not digested and absorbed by the body can disrupt the entire system, resulting in tumors.
Gout
Try to minimize strong tea, coffee, alcohol and oily, spicy, fatty foods. Try not to do vigorous exercise, especially on sunny days.
Cramps
Think about the combination of food taken earlier.
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