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For best outcomes, it is recommended to utilize the batter within 24 hours of achieving full fermentation.

Nutrition experts warn against over-fermenting idli and dosa batter; advise to consume within 24 hours 

For best outcomes, it is recommended to utilize the batter within 24 hours of achieving full fermentation.

In our quest for convenience, we often store idli and dosa batter in the refrigerator for extended periods, hoping to save time and effort in preparing these quick meals. However, is this practice actually beneficial for our health? Experts warn against overfermentation, as it not only diminishes the nutritional value and aroma of the food but can also have adverse effects on health.
According to Ayurveda, the vitality (prana) of food is at its peak when it's fresh and lively. This principle underscores the importance of consuming food at its optimum state.
Overfermentation poses a particular risk, especially in recipes that rely on fermentation-generated gases, like carbon dioxide, for leavening, as seen in bread or specific types of pancakes.
Experts caution that there's a significant distinction between consuming freshly fermented and stale or spoiled food. The proliferation of excessive fermenting bacteria is unsuitable for human consumption and may result in acid reflux, indigestion, or even stomach infections.
To ensure optimal results, it's advised to use the batter within 24 hours of complete fermentation. The best practice is to prepare a fresh batch, allow it to ferment overnight, and consume it within the next day for maximum benefits.
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Consuming prebiotic and fermented foods may not only lower stress but may also improve sleep.

Consuming prebiotic foods may lower stress and improve sleep: Study

New study suggests prebiotic foods may help lower stress & improve sleep quality

Consuming prebiotic and fermented foods may not only lower stress but may also improve sleep.

A new study has found that consuming prebiotic and fermented foods may not only lower stress but may also improve sleep.
Published in Molecular Psychiatry, the research involved participants aged 18 and 59 who were instructed to eat a psychobiotic diet that includes whole grains, prebiotic fruits and vegetables, fermented foods and legumes.&nbsp;
Researchers found that participants who followed a psychobiotic diet experienced a decrease in the amount and intensity of stress. Apart from this, improvement in their sleep pattern was also noted.&nbsp;
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