7 Proven health benefits of eating khichdi

Many people consider khichdi as a perfect meal for sick people but you will be surprised to know its other health benefits

Whether you like to eat khichdi or not, if you want to stay fit, you should eat khichdi once a week. Especially if you have belly fat as fat is getting accumulated around your waist. Khichdi will not only help you in losing weight but there are many more health benefits of eating khichdi. Let’s find out

Improves digestion - This dish is easily digested and metabolized even if the digestive capacity is weak and improves digestion. This is the reason it is used for sick person diet because digestion is very poor in sickness.

Healthy meal – Khichdi prepared with rice, dal, vegetables, and spices is rich in nutrition that gives energy and nourishment to the body. Khichdi simultaneously provides all nutrients required by our body.

Good in constipation – Eating khichdi in constipation is beneficial and comfortable. After eating khichdi, there is no heaviness in the stomach, and is quickly digested too. It is good to eat khichdi with ghee, curd, lemon, and pickle. Consuming ghee with khichdi provides strength and natural lubrication. With curd, it is beneficial many times. Lemon is rich in vitamin C with other health benefits.

Useful in cough and fever - Eating khichdi in cough, fever, and weakness has much beneficial importance. It provides enough nutrition that helps to recover fast.

Detoxification - Khichdi also helps in body detoxification.

Beneficial in loose motion – If anyone has the problem of loose motion, the person should eat peeled moong dal khichdi. The khichdi shouldn't be dry but should be more semi-liquid. It provides quick relief from stomachache and abdominal pain. It does not allow the weakness of the body too.

Helps in weight loss – If in case your weight is continuously increasing with fat accumulation around the waist, then you should compulsorily eat khichdi once a day. This will keep a control on your weight and will also reduce the fat deposition.

Khichdi for babies – Khichdi is an easy, simple, and ideal food for babies. Recipes of Dalia khichdi, palak khichdi, and moong dal khichdi are very easy to prepare. These are balanced meals for your baby's growth and development. Khichdi can easily be introduced to your 6 months old infants too. Khichdi is gluten-free, easy to swallow and digest. Khichdi with little ghee acts as a natural laxative. This helps to smoothen bowel movements. Thus it keeps them healthy and going.

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