I am going to ask you something
today?
What was your childhood like?
Mine was all about playing, fighting with guys, falling down and then returning
home with new cuts and bruises every day. But , falling ill was not something I usually
had to go through.
Know why? Because my Mom and Dad
ran after me around the house holding a spoonful of Chyawanprash during the winters. I’ll be honest I used to
haaate chyawanprash when I was a child. I made usually made all sorts of faces while
finishing my daily quota.
But in the back of my mind I had
to finish it up because I knew what my parents will have to go through if I fall
sick. They used to get so upset. The atmosphere of my house used to go down in
instant if I ever caught cold or had high fever.
So, basically to avoid their sad
faces I used to close my eyes and finish up my spoon of chyawanprash. :P
The same thing happens these days
with my little brother. If he falls sick we all get so upset and I must agree
that the youngest member in any family makes everything better every day in
every household.
But, it is same with my brother
too in case of chyawanprash! I still eat chyawaprash , without making faces
though! But my brother doesn’t!
So if you have a small child in
your household as well then you must take care of his/her immunity because if
the immunity of a child is good then you have to think about it less and be a little
tension free yourself, save yourself the sadness :).
Winter is coming, we are well
into autumn right now and the festive season is also knocking at the door. So,
I am 100 percent sure than you would not want your youngest to fall sick! Right!?
So please run after them if need be but make them eat chyawanprash daily!
“Prevention is better than cure”
it is said! And it is true! So make one spoon of chyawanprash everyday your
prevention! It is simple, yet an effective way to keep illness at bay for your
kid!
I will be honest with you here. I
have tried a lot of chyawanprash! A variety of them, trust me! My parents have made
sure of that! :D
But the simple chyawanprash from Dabur
is the best ( pssstt! Psst! Tastes the best).
I have tried the ones with sona,
chandi , hirra , jawahrat , etc but they taste horrible! (Yuck!)
My brother likes some flavored ones
(not me though!), so do give them a try too!
So, I’ll say that a healthy child
equals to happy home :D.