Pitta recipes ayurveda

There is an Ayurvedic proverb that states, “When diet is wrong, medicine is of no use. When diet is correct, medicine is of no need.” Incorporating a dosha-balancing diet into your life with meals and recipes that are appropriate for your unique body can be one of the most basic and effective ways to find balance, health, and well-being! Click to learn more! #pitta #dosha #recipes #mealideas #ayurveda

Just because summer is approaching doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to your kitchari (whew!). In fact kitchari is such a balanced, nourishing meal that it is often recommended to be eaten as a dietary staple all year round! Luckily kitchari is so versatile we can easily make […]

🌱 Click the link to read the blog post. Ayurveda, an ancient sister science of Yoga, comes to us from India and offers tools to help you find balance in your life. Discover the three tastes to add to your pitta diet plan to balance your pitta dosha. The three taste, according to Ayurveda, that will help you balance pitta dosha are: Sweet Bitter Astringent #pitta #pittadietplan #ayurveda #pittadosha #6tastesofayurveda #6tastes

Enjoy this warm, grounding breakfast pudding or call it a dessert. This recipe is particularly pacifying for Vata and Pitta Doshas. The cardamom helps sooth digestion, while the warm coconut hydrates and nourishes the tissues of the body. Top this recipe with stewed apples for an extra treat! Explore ayurvedic-inspired recipes. #ayurveda #recipe #vata #pitta #dosha #seasonaldiet #ayurvedicrecipes #grounding #breakfast #pudding

Are you Vata & Pitta dominant? Get the perfect Ayurvedic diet for both - calming & energizing foods for optimal well-being.

Pitta is one of three doshas or body types used in the traditional science of ayurveda. Ayurveda seeks to balance your mind and body through diet, lifestyle, and routine. It is used as a prevention from dis-ease and can treat common ailments naturally. Learn more about pitta dosha and how to baance out your body and mind. #ayurveda #pittadosha #healthandwellness #yoga

Here is a comprehensive guide for you to understand the basics of any diet designed for Pitta Dosha.

In #Ayurveda, each of the three #doshas has a season where it is most prone to disequilibrium or vikruti. Summer is considered to be prime #Pitta season. Here's how to cool your Pitta down.

Discover the qualities of pitta, one of the three ayurvedic doshas. Start your free trial today for more on ayurveda.

~By Vaidya Mishra: Pitta Aggravation: Pitta body-types receive more agni by nature. It’s just the way they’re born. A chili plant receives more agni than a zucchini plant by nature. That can’t be changed, but when pitta body-types get pitta aggravation, the joy of being pitta goes away. The pitta body-type itself is very sensitive

PITTA Fruits & Vegetables - Ayurveda states that a person should choose his diet depending on his dosha. So, a person in whom the Pitta dosha is dominant should eat diet, which will pacify the Pitta dosha. Here are some suggestions on which fruits and veggies to include and which to avoid in a Pitta balancing diet.

Feeling sharp, irritated, angry or oily? Learn how to balance Pitta with the Pitta Balancing Daily Routine. Click now to learn which practices to keep & which to avoid!

If you're wondering what foods are best for pitta dosha, keep reading! Here I talk about what the pitta dosha should eat, and what to avoid.

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Diet can impact, positively or negatively, the pitta individual’s personality traits. Care is required when choosing foods to include and avoid.

You’ve probably heard the word “dosha” in relation to Ayurveda being thrown around a bunch. I’m going to dive into the doshas a little bit as they relate to food (lifestyle, and exercise will come later).

Experiencing inflammation, indigestion or heartburn? Your Pitta is probably out of balance! In this blog, I’m sharing how you can balance Pitta Dosha with diet, lifestyle and Yoga practice.

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Kitchari, a traditional ayurvedic recipe, is a nourishing porridge made from mung beans, rice, vegetables, and healing spices.

Ayurveda PITTA - Learn about PITTA 1 (2), see link: http://www.foodpyramid.com/ayurveda/pitta-dosha/ #pitta #dosha #ayurveda