Avoid intense or rigorous physical activity immediately after eating as it diverts blood flow away from the digestive system, which can hinder the digestion process.
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Smoking
Smoking right after meals can increase the risk of developing stomach ulcers and certain digestive issues due to the effects of nicotine on the digestive system.
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Sleeping
Lying down or sleeping right after a meal can lead to acid reflux or heartburn. It's advisable to wait at least 2-3 hours before lying down.
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Consuming Fruits
Eating fruits immediately after a meal can cause bloating and gas as they tend to ferment in the stomach if eaten on top of a full meal.
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Drinking Cold Water
Drinking ice-cold water immediately after a meal can interfere with digestion by solidifying fats, making them harder to digest. Opt for room-temperature water instead.
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Taking a Shower
A hot shower immediately after eating can divert blood flow from the digestive system, slowing down digestion. It's better to wait for some time before taking a shower.