May 22, Kathmandu.Indigestion often occurs in summers. If you eat food with too much oil, spices or flour, your stomach may get upset. Sometimes, after eating some food, you feel as if the food has not been digested. Sometimes, you may also have problems like nausea and vomiting.
The increase in temperature in summer has a direct impact on the functioning of the body. The body has its own thermodynamics system. Its job is to maintain the body temperature around 37 degrees Celsius. When the environmental temperature in summer exceeds 37 degrees Celsius, the body starts working to maintain its temperature. In such a situation, the body's attention is diverted from digestion and these problems start occurring.
According to a study published in Science Direct, more cases of indigestion are reported in summer than in any other season. Due to this, problems like gas, indigestion,...