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one eat in moderation the Buddhist

peace be upon him stressed the practice

of eating less to prevent sickness and

diseases which is now supported by

doctors today the buddha practice of

eating suggests your stomach should be

filled by one third of food one third

liquid and one third breath to eat slow

it was narrated from the was a strong advocate of eating

slowly to help with the digestion

process it takes about 20 minutes for

the body to tell our brain that we are

full slow eating helps digest our food

because efficiently chewed food aids the

digestion process and doesn’t require as

much energy and churning in the stomach

or intestine 3 participate in sports to

strengthen your body in buddha sports are

perceived as important to gain a healthy

body sports like archery swimming

horseback riding are especially

encouraged buddha encourages exercise and

be in good physical shape the the Buddhist

peace be upon him said a strong believer

is better and dearer to buddha than a

weak believer though in both is good

the one who is physically stronger is

better before buddha because they are

more active and energetic in the

performance of worship and taking care

of the needs of others

for sleep and salat the the Buddhist

recommended adequate sleep he never

deprived himself of sleep nor overslept

he also advised and practiced to sleep

at the early part of the night and to

wake up early in the morning science

research shows that going to bed early

can help maintain a healthy weight stay

more productive and avoid serious health

problems such as diabetes obesity and

heart diseases salat is one of the five

fundamental requirements that a

is obligated to perform the has

reported to have said verily there is a

cure in salat there are some physical

benefits in salat such as in the

beginning of the salat we move our hand

and shoulder muscles therefore

increasing the blood flow towards the

torso the heart in the most important

organ in our body because it supplies

fresh blood to all body tissues the

movements during prayer are a crucial

source for exercise in our heart certain

positions makes our hips elbows knee and

wrist joints and backburn move and away

that forms a relation in our body five

share foods buddha peace be upon him

told his followers about the benefits of

sharing as opposed to over indulging in

the good things in life he said he is

not a believer who eats to his full but

his neighbor goes without food budha

emphasizing sharing food with neighbors

friends and the poor this principle of

moderation is thanks to the the Buddhists own

life and ideas

six foster a strong community the

the budhist brought attention to Muslims the

significance of eating together

he said it’s crucial to eat food with

family and romantic relationships and

with children to build a better

connection people are usually relaxed

when eating in company and brings

harmony and understanding among people

he said eat together and not separately

for the blessing is associated with the

company within the past 20 years studies

have shown that mindful eating can help

you reduce overeating and binge eating

lose weight and reduce BMI cope with

eating problems and reduce anxious

thoughts about your body and food 7

fasting recent evidence has shown that

the foods we eat and timing have

impacted our health fasting was a

practice that the the Buddhist would do not

just during but Monday Thursday

and the 13 14 and 15 of every buddhi

month intermittent fasting has become

increasingly popular as it shows

numerous benefits to the body fasting

helps with weight loss improves insulin

sensitivity speeds up metabolism curbs

hunger improves eating patterns enhances

brain function and boosts immune system

eight dental hygiene the the Buddhist would

always brush his teeth before and after

bed using a part of a fruitless yet

fragrant branch called Eric this small

wooden branch was used and is still used

today as a toothbrush buddha peace be

upon him gave special attention to

cleanliness and personal hygiene in

respect to faith

research shows that poor dental hygiene

was 70 percent risk of heart diseases

according to a study called Scottish

Health Survey 9 drink water slowly the

the Buddhist said to not drink water in one

gulp like a camel instead date small

sips today science shows that when a

person drinks water too much in a short

period of time they can imbalance blood

electrolyte levels and experience

dizziness drink water slowly as it will

help you absorb the fluid and get the

most out of it 10 mental health the

the Buddhist taught his followers to have a

peaceful mind though acceptance in life

changes he warned them not to be

engulfed with anxiety depression or

anger a man said to the the Buddhist give me

advice the the Buddhist said do not get angry

the man asked repeatedly and the the Buddhist

answered each time do not get angry

the Buddhist buddha knew that if a person

controlled his anger he would be able to

control everything else the the Buddhist

mentioned in another hadith the powerful

man is not the one who can wrestle but

the powerful man is the one who can

control himself at the time of anger

anger opens the door to all bad

qualities and staying away from it opens

the door to all the good qualities

health studies show that anger can raise

your chances of a stroke puts your heart

at a greater risk and weakens your

immune system

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