Friday, July 22, 2011

Simple Ayurveda Diet for common illness


Diet, Nutritional requirements – These two words have become mantra of modern day life style. People started using these words often in daily life to make sure health is preserved and protected. But, is it today? Or in olden times too?

The answer is even in the olden days before the concept of modern diet and nutrition even evolved, the Ayurvedic system talks about the importance of personalization of diet and even talks about nutritional values of each and every material available today with health benefits and seasonal impacts on those in human body.

Like the modern nutritional and diet systems, Ayurveda too explains about the common diet beneficial for the betterment and management of good health. According to Ayurveda the word ‘Diet’ literally means anything which does not disturb the physiological functions of body and mind and it nourishes the both.

The concept of life is based on three pillars. Food, Sleep and happy life or sex, these three decides the life of any one. Hence Ayurveda gives special emphasis on explaining these three pillars in detail.

Ayurvedic diet for common illness

Name of the condition
Cereals & Millets
Pulses
Vegetables
Fruits
Milk & Animal products
Contra indications
Fever
Rice and Rice flakes
Green gram & Horse gram
Spinach, Drum sticks and Brinjal
Lime, Pomegranate, Grapes and papaya
Cow, Goat and Buffalo
Excessive intake of solid milk products, alcohol and spicy foods, Non vegetarian foods
Diarrhea
Rice, Semolina
Green gram and Lentils
Coriander leaves

Cow, Goat, curd, buttermilk and butter

Meat of hen and deer
Barley, maize, wheat, black gram, Bengal gram, peas, fenugreek leaves, drum stick, spinach, Mango, gooseberry, orange, pineapple, Meat of horse, sheep and fish
Dysentery
Rice, semolina
Green gram, red gram, lentil
Coriander leaves
Water processed with dry ginger as drink
Cow, Goat’s milk, curd, buttermilk
Barley, maize, wheat, black gram, Bengal gram, peas, fenugreek leaves, drum stick, spinach, Mango, gooseberry, orange, pineapple, Meat of horse, sheep and fish
Hemorrhoids (Piles) 
Rice, wheat, barley
Green gram, red gram, Horse gram (soup)
Brinjal, Spinach, ladies finger
Wood apple, Gooseberry, Banana, Grapes, Pomegranate, coconut
Sheep, tortoise, Sparrow
Maize, horse gram, bitter gourd, ridge gourd, peas, cow pea, Bengal gram, excessive intake of milk , curd, Mango, Rose apple, Zizipa 
Indigestion
Rice, green gram, black gram, Bengal gram

Spinach, cloves, cardamom, mint, snake guard, cucumber, lady finger
Gooseberry, papaya, watermelon, apple, Pomegranate
Cow, buttermilk
Heavy, spicy foods and drinks
Flatulence
Rice, wheat, green gram, horse gram, Bengal gram

Snake guard
Grapes, figs, orange, lemon
Sheep, hen, duck, fish, Milk, ghee, butter
Maize, field bean, math bean, peas, Bengal gram, leafy vegetables, strawberry, apple, cheese, Curd
Vomiting
Rice, wheat, green gram, peas

Snake gourd, cabbage
Lemon, pomegranate, grape, coconut, lemon juice
Goat, deer, rabbit
Maize, red gram, lentil, black gram, fenugreek leaves, pineapple, mango, banana
Abdominal pain or Colic pain
Rice

Drum stick, Bitter gourd
Lemon
Any soup
Cereals, millet, maize, wheat, black gram, fenugreek leaves, drum stick leaves, mango, banana, pineapple, curd, cheese
Obesity
Rice
Horse gram
Fenugreek leaves, Spinach

Honey
Sweets, oily foods, Non vegetarian foods & drinks
Contra indicated for all seasons and for all ages
Barley
Black gram
Mustard leaves

Sunflower oil & ground nut oil

Green chili, Alcohol
Wild Jack fruits, Wood apple (Unripe), Raw molasses,
Cow, Elephant, Buffalo – meat,
Sheep milk, curd, unripe curd

River water in rainy seasons


   

   


1 comment:

  1. Thanks for sharing the info here. Keep up the good work. All the best.

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