Feeling Nauseous? Try Athiya Shetty's DIY Drink For Instant Stomach Cooling

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Athiya Shetty is definitely becoming our go-to DIY girl. From coffee eye masks to coconut milk hair packs, the girl knows what she is doing. I mean, have you seen her hair and skin? Also, her YouTube channel is proof that her quick DIY tips and tricks actually work.

And now, Athiya is out with a new recipe, this time it's not just for your skin or your hair, but for your overall body and health - especially your tummy.

This DIY drink - a combination of citrus and beetroot, spinach, and tomatoes in one neat drink works wonders in flushing out toxins first thing in the morning and contributes to glowing, hydrated skin - and a calm, and non-irritated stomach.

Athiya Shetty's DIY Drink For Instant Stomach Cooling

Ingredients you will need:

- Half a beetroot
- Half a tomato
- Half a lemon
- Handful of spinach leaves
- Half a cup of water
- Pink salt (to taste)
- Honey (optional)

How to make Athiya Shetty's DIY drink?

1. Start by preparing the ingredients. Cut the half beetroot, half the tomato, and half the lemon into small pieces.

2. In a blender, add the cut pieces of beetroot, tomato, lemon, and a handful of spinach. Blend them together until smooth. You will get a vibrant mix now.

3. Slowly pour in half a cup of water while blending. This will help achieve a smooth consistency and balance the flavours.

4. Add a pinch of pink salt to taste. The pink salt will enhance the flavours of the ingredients.

5. Continue blending until all the ingredients are well combined.

6. Once the cooler has reached the desired consistency, pour it into a mug.

7. Serve the refreshing cooler in a glass or bowl, and enjoy it chilled.

Athiya Shetty's DIY drink for instant stomach cooling is a refreshing and natural remedy that can provide relief from digestive discomfort. Try it today and reap the benefits!

Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for general informational and educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or a qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.