Nutritionist’s 6 Daily Rules for Better Gut Health
Nutritionist shares 6 simple daily habits for better gut health, digestion and energy, including walking after meals, prunes and colourful foods.
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24 Aug 2026
From post-meal walks to colourful plates, a nutritionist shares 6 simple daily habits for better digestion, energy and long-term wellbeing.
Looking for ways to boost your gut health and feel more alive each day? A gut health nutritionist has shared six habits she follows every day to help with better digestion, better mental health and better overall health.
In an Instagram post posted on August 23 2026 nutritionist Paridhi talked about the rules she never breaks. She says these are not diet plans or expensive solutions for gut health. Instead they are lifestyle changes that can fit into your daily routine.
Here are the six habits she follows each day:
1. She Doesn’t Sit Right After Eating
One of Paridhi’s rules is to never sit down right after eating. Instead she likes to do some movement after a meal.
A short and gentle walk after eating can help with digestion and the movement of food through the gut. A few minutes of moving around can be a simple way to stay active after eating. If you usually. Lie down right after eating adding a short walk after meals could be a simple habit to try.
2. She Does Belly Breathing Before Big Meals
Before eating a meal Paridhi does deep breathing from the belly.
Deep breathing can help the body relax and move away from a stressed or "fight-or-flight" state. Being more calm before eating may also help create an environment for digestion.You can try taking a slow deep breaths before you start your meal. It is a easy habit that might also help you eat more mindfully.
3. She Eats Prunes Every Day
Prunes are another food that Paridhi includes in her routine.
They are a source of fiber and are often used to help with regular bowel movements. Prunes can help make stools softer. May be useful for people who want to add more fiber to their diet. But fiber needs can be different for each person. It is important to add high-fiber foods slowly and drink enough water.
4. She Makes Sure Her Plate Has At Three Colors
One of the easiest rules she follows is to add at least three different colors to her plate.
Different colored fruits and vegetables have plant compounds and nutrients. Eating a variety of plant-based foods can also help increase the variety in your diet.Of counting calories or following complicated food rules you can look at your plate and ask: "Do I have enough colors?”
For example you could mix leafy greens, carrots, tomatoes, berries, peppers or other seasonal fruits and vegetables.
5. She Chews Her Food Well
According to Paridhi digestion starts in the mouth.
Chewing food properly helps break it down into pieces before it goes to the stomach. Eating slowly and chewing well may also help you notice when you are full.
If you usually eat quickly slowing down and chewing your food until it is soft might be a change worth trying.
6. She Avoids Very Spicy Foods
Paridhi also chooses to avoid spicy foods especially because spicy foods can cause symptoms such as burning, acid reflux or stomach discomfort in some people.
This does not mean everyone needs to stop eating food. People have tolerance levels for spices.. If you often feel acidity, reflux or stomach pain after eating spicy meals reducing the spice might help.
Healthy living does not always mean making changes. Sometimes small habits done every day can make a difference over time.
From taking a walk after meals and doing deep breathing to eating more colorful foods and chewing carefully these simple nutrition habits are easy to understand and can fit into your life.
Every person’s body and nutritional needs are different. If you have digestion issues it is best to talk to a trained healthcare professional or a registered nutrition expert.
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Rahul Varun Verified Public Figure • 30 Apr, 2026 Editor
Rahul Varun is an Editor at Attention India, contributing to the development and publication of engaging news and feature stories. He focuses on clear storytelling, editorial quality, and presenting information in an accessible and reader-friendly manner.
