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Pitta dosha diet

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If your Pitta Dosha (Ayurvedic mind-body type) is out of balance then you may be experiencing inflammation, indigestion or heartburn. If this is you then it's time to rebalance your Pitta. In this blog, I’m sharing how you can balance Pitta Dosha with diet, lifestyle and Yoga practice using the wisdom of Ayurveda.

If your Pitta Dosha (Ayurvedic mind-body type) is out of balance then you may be experiencing inflammation, indigestion or heartburn. If this is you then it's time to rebalance your Pitta. In this blog, I’m sharing how you can balance Pitta Dosha with diet, lifestyle and Yoga practice using the wisdom of Ayurveda.

Pitta is pacified by consuming juicy, cooling foods with high water content. Avoid hot spicy, fried foods, sour foods like tomatoes, yogurt, vinegar and fermented foods like sour cream and alcoholic drinks. Foods should be fresh and organic, if possible. Avoid packaged, canned or bottled foods as well as processed foods whenever possible. Pitta is very sensitive to chemical preservatives and artificial additive

A Pitta diet is best suited to those with a Pitta imbalance or a Pitta body type. Let’s look at the Pitta diet in detail and see what foods aggravate and pacify the Pitta dosha. In Ayurvedic medicine, diet is a therapeutic and preventative health measure to manage one’s state of health. Following an Ayurvedic …

Ayurveda Pitta Foods - Balancing Pitta Dosha | Banyan Botanicals

Pitta is oily, sharp, hot, light, spreading, and liquid, so eating foods that neutralize these qualities—foods that are dry, mild, cooling, grounding, stabilizing, and dense—serve to balance excess pitta.

11 signs of aggravated Pitta - ForeverSunday Ayurveda and Yoga

At the height of summer some signs of aggravated Pitta may be rising. Those with high Pitta constitutions are more likely to show these 11 symptoms.

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Pitta, one of the three Ayurvedic constitutions in Ayurveda, is a tricky dosha. When it gets aggravated, it’s common to feel fever, burning sensations, inflammation, or infections. Mentally, it shows as anger and irritability. The Pitta fire can, however, be controlled by drinking a cooling vegetable juice. This is the recipe (video below), so you can start reducing the uncomfortable signs of Pitta intensification in your mind and body. #ayurveda #pittadosha
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If you loved your warm, nurturing bowl of kitchari in the winter and spring — there is no reason you can not love it in the summer as well. This cooling kitchari recipe for pitta incorporates soothing elements like green mung beans, fennel seeds, burdock root, and other pitta-balancing ingredients. It's great for balancing pitta during a cleanse, cooling off in the summer, or any time you want a bowl of kitchari that’s not-too-hot!