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   Today, let's look at some questions about stomach ulcers and their possible answers that will save lives. 1. “Can a stomach ulcer develop without any obvious symptoms?” Yes. Many people carry early-stage ulcers without knowing. Symptoms usually appear when the ulcer becomes irritated or infected. 2. “Is every stomach pain an ulcer?” No . Ulcer pain is specific, often burning, worsens on an empty stomach, and is sometimes relieved after eating. Not all abdominal pains are ulcers. 3. “What is the main cause of stomach ulcers?” There are two major causes of stomach ulcers, and these are: – H. pylori bacterial infection. – Long-term use of painkillers (NSAIDs). Stress, skipped meals, and acidic foods worsen the condition. 4. “Can emotional stress really cause or worsen ulcers?” Yes . Chronic stress increases stomach acid and weakens the protective lining of the stomach. 5. “Why does ulcer pain worsen at night or when the stomach is empty?” Because acid directly irritates the o...

  Why Our Ancestors Preferred the Lota Over Glass For thousands of years, Indian culture has embraced a unique way of drinking water—not from glasses, but from the traditional lota (rounded metal vessel). While modern homes have adopted European glassware, there's fascinating wisdom behind why our ancestors insisted on using round vessels for water consumption. The History of Glass The glass, as we know it today, isn't originally Indian. It came to our shores through Portuguese traders and colonisers, gradually replacing the traditional lota that had served us for millennia. Ancient Ayurvedic texts, including the writings of Vagbhata, specifically recommended avoiding straight-sided vessels for drinking water. Why Shape Matters The fundamental difference between a lota and a glass lies in their shape. The lota's round design isn't just aesthetic—it serves a practical purpose rooted in how water interacts with different container shapes. The Round Well Principle ...