Your Privacy is Important to us

We encourage you to review our Terms of Service, and Privacy Policy.

By continuing, you agree to the Terms listed here. In case you want to opt out, please click "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" link in the footer of this page.

Opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information

We won't sell or share your personal information to inform the ads you see. You may still see interest-based ads if your information is sold or shared by other companies or was sold or shared previously.

Continue on TOI App
Open App
Login for better experience!
Login Now
Welcome! to timesofindia.com
TOI INDTOI USTOI GCC
TOI+
  • Home
  • Live
  • TOI Games
  • Top Headlines
  • India
  • City News
  • Photos
  • Business
  • Real Estate
  • Entertainment
  • Movie Reviews
  • Lifestyle
  • Podcasts
  • Elections
  • Web Series
  • Sports
  • TV
  • Food
  • Travel
  • Events
  • World
  • Music
  • Astrology
  • Videos
  • Tech
  • Auto
  • Education
  • Log Out
Follow Us On
Open App
  • ETIMES
  • CINEMA
  • VIDEOS
  • TV
  • LIFESTYLE
  • VISUAL STORIES
  • MUSIC
  • TRAVEL
  • FOOD
  • TRENDING
  • EVENTS
  • THEATRE
  • PHOTOS
  • MOVIE REVIEWS
  • MOVIE LISTINGS
  • HEALTH
  • RELATIONSHIP
  • WEB SERIES
  • BOX OFFICE

These 3 mindful ways to keep ailments away in rainy season

ETimes.in | Last updated on - Jul 9, 2025, 08:05 IST
Comments
Share
1/5

These 3 mindful ways to keep ailments away in rainy season

Monsoon has begun and most of us often end up ignoring the issues and health concerns that arise in this season. With increase in humidity and moisture in the air, we often tend to overlook that this is also the season where infections, allergies, air borne and water borne diseases are very common. The change of season can affect your overall health and this is why the need of strengthening immunity and metabolism in this season is essential. Here are a few simple tips that you can adapt to stay healthy and strong throughout the monsoons.

2/5

Avoid meats and fishes

Monsoon happens to be the breeding season for the fishes and animals,which makes them unfit for consumption and the presence of any allergens, bacteria or virus in the animal’s body can pass on to the humans after consumption. Apart from that, there are many pathogens that affect the animals in this season due to the hygienic conditions and raw fodder, this can pass on to the human body, thus it is suggested to avoid meats, fishes, eggs and even animal milk.

3/5

Street foods



There’s no denying the fact that this is the season when enjoying a plate full of pakoras or samosas or even roadside bhutta can turn out to be the best food experience. However, this is actually the season, where you must avoid any kind of street food as the rains can increase the hygienic conditions and can lead to several waterborne diseases. Apart from that, in this season several pathogens, worms and other infections are found in the raw veggies, leafy greens and fruits and making any delicacy with raw produce without thoroughly washing them or treating them can lead to food poisoning, diarrhea and other pathogen developed ailments.

4/5

Stay hydrated


Summers followed by rains can also induce more humidity in the weather, which often leads to excessive water loss from the body in the form of sweat, which dehydrates the body and leads to a disbalance in the electrolyte level in the body. Thus, staying hydrated in this season is very important and the best way to stay hydrated and give your body the right balance of nutrients is to drink plenty of water. You can also drink detox water with lemon slices, ginger juliennes and mint leaves, these help in fighting the ailments caused due to the seasons change. Make sure you drink lukewarm water or herbal concoctions to replenish the lost nutrients and stay hydrated.

5/5

Pasteurized the milk


Avoiding milk or milk based foods completely can be difficult as milk based foods have been a quintessential part of our lives. However, the easy way to relish them without spoiling the nutritional quotient is by pasteurizing the milk and cooking the milk products at an optimal temperature. This is because heat kills pathogens, bacteria and even virus so make sure you cook whatever you eat.

Start a Conversation

Post comment
Featured In lifestyle
  • Cambodia becomes 9th country to accept UPI payments: What Indian travellers need to know
  • Bihar's 220-km Riverfront Expressway plan may open next real estate hotspots in the state; what investors should know
  • How CERN made Nataraja, a symbol of cosmic energy, connecting Lord Shiva's dance to quantum physics
  • Personality test: The tree you choose reveals your hidden inner trauma
  • I went to Jagannath Temple in Puri and what I found was not god or spirituality but.......
  • ‘I’m tired of seeing slums on my feed’: Chandigarh’s planning, greenery and order challenge a British architect’s perception of India
  • Chinese proverb of the day: “A woman desirous of being seen by men is…”
  • Bumblebees can roll balls, and reach the sugary treats: Study suggests buzzy friends can solve problems and remember hidden goals!
  • Quote of the day for kids by Simone Biles: "Always work hard and have fun in what you do because I think that's when you're..."
Photostories
  • From a throne-like toilet seat and a Jaipur-sourced vintage door to a tree bark in the living room: A look inside Choreographer Terence Lewis' Mumbai home
  • Are you sleeping or suffocating? Doctor shares the early signs of sleep apnea you should never ignore
  • Handwashing can cut infections by 50%, but most people still don’t do it properly
  • From Aamir Khan to Shoaib Malik: 8 famous celebrities who got married three times
  • From Chaach to Papaya: UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's daily diet at the age of 54
  • Psychology says emotionally exhausted people don't always cry — they start saying "it's fine"
  • Six Signs That Guardian Angels Guide You
  • Inspiring Japanese proverb of the day: "If you do not enter the tiger's cave, you will not..."
  • Which lucky charm should you place on your office desk; based on your date of birth?
Explore more Stories
  • 9
    From Chaach to Papaya: UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's daily diet at the age of 54
  • 10
    8 everyday habits that build strong problem-solving skills in kids
  • 10
    8 parenting habits that help kids become independent thinkers
  • 10
    9 iconic snakes of India's Western and Eastern Ghats
  • 7
    Pediatrician shares 6 common household items that make many children land up at emergencies
Up Next
  • ETimes
  • /
  • Life & Style
  • /
  • Food News
  • /
  • These 3 mindful ways to keep ailments away in rainy season
About UsTerms Of UsePrivacy PolicyCookie Policy

Copyright © Jun 6, 2026, 04.09AM IST Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. All rights reserved. For reprint rights: Times Syndication Service