6 Morning Drinks to Have Daily Before Breakfast: ‘Best Anti-Inflammatory Thing You Can Ever Have’

Kokila Chokkanathan
Rakul Preet Singh recently revealed her Ayurveda-inspired morning routine in an interview with Humans of Bombay. She emphadata-sizes the power of traditional indian ingredients and a structured sequence of morning drinks that support digestion, immunity, and overall wellness.

1. Warm Lemon Water

· Start the day with warm water and freshly squeezed lemon.

· Benefits: Detoxifies, boosts metabolism, and gently stimulates the digestive system.

· Optional: Add a pinch of turmeric for its anti-inflammatory properties.

2. ginger Water

· Boil water with fresh ginger slices.

· Benefits: Supports digestion, reduces bloating, and helps fight inflammation.

3. turmeric Water (Golden Water)

· Mix a pinch of turmeric in warm water.

· Benefits: Anti-inflammatory, improves immunity, and aids liver function.

4. fennel (Saunf) or cumin Water

· Soak fennel or cumin seeds overnight and drink the water in the morning.

· Benefits: Promotes digestion, reduces acidity, and balances gut health.

5. aloe vera Water

· Use fresh aloe vera gel blended with water.

· Benefits: Supports gut health, detoxifies, and helps in weight management.

6. Warm Water or Herbal Tea

· End the sequence with plain warm water or herbal tea like green tea or tulsi tea.

· Benefits: Hydrates the body, boosts antioxidants, and prepares the digestive system for breakfast.

Tips for Best Results

· Drink these in the morning on an empty stomach for maximum benefits.

· Use fresh, natural ingredients, avoiding added sugars.

· Maintain a routine to allow your body to adapt gradually.

Conclusion
Following a structured morning drink routine with these six beverages can help reduce inflammation, improve digestion, and boost overall wellness. Integrating Ayurveda-inspired practices into daily life provides a natural, holistic way to start the day energized and balanced.

 

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