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The Ayurvedic Diet
1. THE AYURVEDIC DIET
What it is and its Benefits
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2. THE AYURVEDIC DIET
Ayurveda is a system of medicine that utilizes various
therapies like diet, yoga and herbal preparations to restore
balance within the body.
According to Ayurveda, our body is governed by three body
humours or doshas, which determine our physiology,
behavior and risk to diseases.
It mainly emphasizes on an individual diet plan chosen
according to the three primary body types. This relates to
the philosophy that food can be the source of either healing
or illness.
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3. TYPES AND PROPERTIES OF
AYURVEDIC DIET
In Ayurvedic diet, various foods are differentiated by six
tastes which are: salty, sweet, sour, bitter, pungent and
astringent.
It is also classified by six properties which are: cold, hot,
heavy, oily, light and dry.
By eating foods according to our body type, we can balance
our energy better and accumulate less waste.
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4. GUIDELINES FOR THE PERFECT
AYURVEDIC DIET
Always eat freshly prepared warm meals. Eating warm
food is nourishing and balancing.
Eat small portions of five to six components to get a variety
of flavors and a balance of nutrients.
Eat only the right amount of food. Don’t overeat.
Avoid commercial flavored yogurts because they are cold
and difficult to digest, with dead and worthless bacteria.
Eat foods rich in herbs and spices.
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5. MORE TIPS….
Eat neither too slowly nor too fast. Avoid speaking with
food in your mouth.
Leave a gap of at least four hours between meals and of 10
to 12 hours between dinner and breakfast. Have your
dinner at least two hours before going to bed.
Never commence eating a meal when you’re stressed or
under emotional pressure.
Drink water either half an hour before or after your meal,
and not during the course of your meal.
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6. MORE TIPS…..
Avoid overcooked, undercooked, burnt or stale foods.
Consume fresh fruits everyday.
Take almonds and raisins, and plenty of fresh, sweet, juicy
fruit such as pears or plums which are excellent choices for
energy and balance.
Consume chutneys because they provide the six essential
tastes.
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7. THE PERFECT AYURVEDIC LUNCH –
A FEW RECIPES
A bowl of yellow lentils + a bowl of plain yogurt + a small salad or
sautéed veggies + chapatti + cilantro-mint chutney.
A bowl of soup + whole-grain toast + baked squash/potatoes/sweet
potatoes + herbal tea.
Thermos lunch: Heat ghee in a frying pan. Add vata /pitta/kapha
churna (Spice Mix) and vegetables of your choice and sauté for
several minutes. Add rice and split moong beans and stir. Add the
boiling water and cook only for a few minutes. Pour everything in
a stainless steel thermos and keep the lid closed for 4 hours. It
will be done cooking in the thermos by lunch-time. See our
readymade Khichdi Mix.
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8. CONCLUSION
Food is life sustaining and but can also causes conditions
like obesity and indigestion. Also, our moods are dependent
on it.
Ayurveda’s approach to diet makes one a balanced, healthy
and happy person. It is the ancient solution to modern day
problems.
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