05
Nov
Festive celebrations invariably shift the composition of our daily meals toward fried snacks, rich gravies, sweets, and refined flour preparations that occupy center stage while everyday sources of dietary fiber like whole grains, vegetables, fruits, and pulses are pushed aside. Over a few days, this sudden surplus of dietary fat and shortage of fiber forces the digestive system to adapt to a vastly different nutrient pattern, slowing down stomach emptying, prolonging the sensation of fullness, and triggering symptoms like bloating, belching, acidity, and acid reflux—especially when large meals are followed by late-night snacking or immediate reclining. Beyond immediate discomfort, this…
