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Agni in ayurveda is your digestive fire and its role is to regulate your appetite and weight. You can regulate your agni through diet and lifestyle. BLOG POST // https://www.clareminded.com/agni-in-a... MY JAM // Website - http://clareminded.com SOCIALS // Instagram -   / clareminded   Facebook -   / clareminded   In ayurveda there are 4 different types of agni. The 4 different type of agni are Samagni, Tikshnagni, Mandagni and Vishmagni. Samagni is balanced agni and is the ideal state. Tikshnagni is high agni and can lead to an overactive digestive system. This agni is associated with the pitta dosha and can lead to imbalance in the body or mind. Mandagni is low agni and is experienced when you have an underactive digestive system. This agni is associated with the kapha dosha and can lead to imbalance in the body and mind. Vishmagni is variable agni and is experienced with an irregular digestive system. This agni is associated with vata dosha and can lead to imbalance in the body and mind. Weak digestive system symptoms to look for to identify if you are experiencing an imbalance in the body or mind include: Clogged channels Indigestion Heartburn / acid reflux Mental confusion Fatigue Lethargy or dull mind You can bring your agni back into balance by incorporating the following suggestions: Wait at least 3 hours in between meals Avoid snacking during the day Eat cooked foods to aid digestion Include all 6 tastes into each meal Chew your food until even consistency Drink warm water or tea throughout the day to stimulate agni Stay lit agni, Clare DISCLAIMER: The content contained herein is provided for informational and/or entertainment purposes only. Nothing contained in these videos should be construed as providing medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. You should immediately consult with your physician respecting any medical concerns that you may have.