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What are the best Pitta remedies in Ayurveda for balancing body heat? - #12631

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I’ve recently been feeling out of balance due to excess Pitta in my body, and I’m looking for Pitta remedies in Ayurveda to help cool down my system. I’ve read that Pitta imbalance can cause conditions like acidity, irritability, and inflammation. Can anyone recommend the best Pitta remedies that can help restore balance and reduce these symptoms? I’ve heard that Aloe Vera, Coconut Water, and Mint are great for cooling the body. How can I incorporate these into my daily routine to balance Pitta? Should I consume them as juices or make them into teas for maximum effect? Also, are there any foods I should avoid to keep Pitta in check, like spicy or fried foods? Is there any specific Ayurvedic herb or tonic that works well to pacify Pitta? If anyone has successfully used Pitta remedies in Ayurveda, please share your experience! What worked best for you, and how long did it take to feel the effects?

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Dr Sujal Patil
Experience of 14 years in clinical and research field of Ayurveda. I am a Science based evidence based Ayurveda practitioner and incorporate accurate diet regimen and minimal medication in my practice with faster results sans no side effects.
16 hours ago
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To balance excess Pitta and cool your system, there are several Ayurvedic remedies and lifestyle changes you can adopt: Pitta Cooling Remedies: Aloe Vera: How to Use: Drink fresh Aloe Vera juice or mix 1 tablespoon of Aloe Vera gel in a glass of water, especially in the morning. It helps reduce inflammation and acidity. Why it Works: Aloe Vera has cooling properties and helps in soothing the digestive system. Coconut Water: How to Use: Drink fresh coconut water daily, especially during hot weather. It helps hydrate the body and cools the internal system. Why it Works: Coconut water is naturally cooling and rehydrates the body, balancing Pitta. Mint: How to Use: Prepare a refreshing mint tea by boiling mint leaves in water or add fresh mint to your smoothies and salads. Why it Works: Mint has a cooling effect on the body and is also great for digestion. Coriander: How to Use: Drink coriander water by boiling a teaspoon of crushed coriander seeds in water and drinking it after cooling down. Why it Works: Coriander helps calm inflammation and acidity while cooling the body. Foods to Avoid: Spicy foods: Avoid chili, mustard, and other spicy foods that aggravate Pitta. Fried foods: These can increase heat and lead to digestive issues. Sour foods: Limit sour fruits like citrus, pickles, and fermented foods. Caffeinated beverages: They can also increase heat in the body. Foods to Include: Cool, fresh foods: Eat salads, cucumbers, melons, and dairy products like milk and yogurt to cool down. Grains: Opt for soothing grains like rice and oats. Sweet and bitter vegetables: Include sweet potatoes, leafy greens, and broccoli. Ayurvedic Herbs: Shatavari: This herb is cooling and balancing for Pitta and helps reduce irritability and inflammation. Brahmi: Known for its calming effect on the mind, Brahmi is excellent for mental clarity and cooling. Sandalwood: Often used in oils or as a paste, it helps calm excess heat and soothe the skin. Lifestyle Changes: Avoid heat: Stay in cool environments, avoid direct sunlight, and wear light clothing. Mindful exercise: Engage in calming activities like swimming, yoga, or walking in the morning or evening when it’s cooler. Result Timeline: Depending on your Pitta imbalance and how strictly you follow these remedies, you should start feeling better in a few days to a week. However, long-term balance might take a couple of weeks to stabilize. If anyone has used these remedies or other Pitta-balancing strategies, please share your experiences and what worked best for you!

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