Why eating with your hands could be the natural cure for bloating and slow digestion
Dr. Karan Rajan, a UK-based NHS surgeon, highlights the health benefits of eating with hands, an age-old tradition. This practice encourages mindful eating, improving digestion through better chewing and enzyme stimulation. It also strengthens gut immunity by exposing it to harmless microbes. Using fingertips to gauge food temperature enhances safety and sensory perception, making meals more enjoyable and gut-friendly.
Dr. Karan Rajan, a UK-based NHS surgeon, highlights the health benefits of eating with hands, an age-old tradition. This practice encourages mindful eating, improving digestion through better chewing and enzyme stimulation. It also strengthens gut immunity by exposing it to harmless microbes. Using fingertips to gauge food temperature enhances safety and sensory perception, making meals more enjoyable and gut-friendly.
