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Use any asana Kaga or Chintan the result is the same. Now it is height of linkages with Yoga and what not.  @Suni51 , where are you?

In villages and small towns our traditional way is still followed, but in metro cities our traditional toilets are replaced with western toilets and due to which most people are facing digestion problems.

I don't think so. It's not true that traditional toilets are entirely replaced with Western type toilets in Cities and Metros. Traditional toilets are also there in cities and Metros.Additionally, digestion problems are there even in traditional toilet users.

It all sums up to one thing. That is, Toilet users be it traditional or Western type see the convenience. I have seen many western type toilet users free from  digestion problems or to that matter any kind of health problems.

 

I fail to understand linkage between toilet posture and digestion. How can the last step affect the first step in a series  of reactive steps is not clear.

Ease of use, hygienic factors and less wastage of water. Nothing else. Western type of Toilets offer these advantages.

 

vijay wrote:

I fail to understand linkage between toilet posture and digestion. How can the last step affect the first step in a series  of reactive steps is not clear.

According to the link "It is common practice in the West to sit on a toilet in a similar fashion to how one sits on a chair, with back straightened and feet on the floor, and it may be this typical defecation posture that is causing such widespread digestive problems amongst the populace. The 90-degrees defecation posture, formed by the bending of the hips and knees at right-angles when sat upright on a pedestal toilet, can cause narrowing of the point at which the anus and rectum are joined which may complicate the passing of stools. The strain placed on the colon by defecating at a narrow anorectal angle can cause both long-term and short-term bowel problems."

The Western people have no problems otherwise they would have changed their posture long ago. Let persons chose their postures as per their comfort.

I agree with you. Western Type of toilets do not pose any health problems. While this discussion was in progress, a visitor came to me. He has an apartment in which both types of Toilets are there. According to their convenience , his wife and himself use  both type of toilets. Never they had any health problems.

 

Very convincing explanation favoring Traditional Indian toilet. In Yogasanas,  a popular pose called Shashanasana is capable of massaging abdominal organs and stimulating the nervous action of the bowels. This leads to an effortless motion.

But what I wanted to say is, even in Western type of Toilets, there are no such problems regarding Free motion.

 

Indian style toilet is more healthier than western style. Now, doctors in the western world also started to recommending Indian style toilet for healthier living. There was no toilet in ancient period. Our ancestors performed their daily morning routine by squatting for thousands of years. If children do not have toilet practice, they always squat to defecate. Sitting in the toilet in a crouching position with our knees bent is a good exercise for our legs. When we use Indian toilet the defecation is faster, easier and more complete than western toilet.

Many findings of Researches confirmed that western type of Toilets are against Human anatomy. These anatomic problems further led to increase in colon and pelvic diseases. Squatting position  was recommended for healthy Bowel  movement.

 

The most entertaining part of this discussion was the changing stand by rambabu from post to post - traditional to western to traditional and grinning.png...

rambabu wrote:

I don't think so. It's not true that traditional toilets are entirely replaced with Western type toilets in Cities and Metros. Traditional toilets are also there in cities and Metros.Additionally, digestion problems are there even in traditional toilet users.

It all sums up to one thing. That is, Toilet users be it traditional or Western type see the convenience. I have seen many western type toilet users free from  digestion problems or to that matter any kind of health problems.

Yes it is right. type of toilet have not any connection with digestion. My whole family is using westren type, but have not digestion problem.

 

 

anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:

I don't think so. It's not true that traditional toilets are entirely replaced with Western type toilets in Cities and Metros. Traditional toilets are also there in cities and Metros.Additionally, digestion problems are there even in traditional toilet users.

It all sums up to one thing. That is, Toilet users be it traditional or Western type see the convenience. I have seen many western type toilet users free from  digestion problems or to that matter any kind of health problems.

Yes it is right. type of toilet have not any connection with digestion. My whole family is using westren type, but have not digestion problem.

Exactly. I have been using Western type of toilet since years. I never had any indigestion problems.

 

 

 

The new link says the same except one thing , how  pregnant women can avoid pressure on the uterus when using the toilet daily in a squatting position. This helps in preparing for more natural delivery.

@Usha's comment on Rambabu's shifting postures was an apt comment. But one must grant it to him he keeps the post's alive.

It's essential to shift stances from time to time as the new convincing evidences pour in to the forums. But neither you nor Usha conveniently forgotten that I maintained my View on Western type of toilets that I did not face any health problems in using Western type of toilets.

 

I agree. I suggest, if possible for all of us to follow the odd even formula, one day Western and one day Indian toilet system to double advantages of boht and cancel out the disadvantages.

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