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Ayurvedic foods of India : Some common dishes and foods of India and their nutritional merits include: • Lentils and dals: Dal is a dish that can include lentils and other legumes as well, such as peas and beans. Lentils provide a good source of protein, are very low-fat and supply loads of fiber. • Dairy products: Yogurt, milk and cream are used in various dishes. When you prepare Indian dishes, substitute low-fat milk for cream when making your curry sauces. Yogurt…...
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Panchakarma treatments are Ayurveda cleansing and detoxification treatments which are effective on both physical and mental levels. The body and mind get revitalized and rejuvenated from the stress and strain of everyday life with Ayurveda Pan...
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In common language, Ama means unripe or uncooked food. Various components of the food and body tissues are the fuel of various types of Agni (Digestive fire). In any circumstances where Agni cannot digest or combust the fuel, the results are an undigested, toxic and obstructive kind of substance called Ama. Ama from food may b ... read more
Constipation is one of the most common digestive problems that we are facing. In Ayurveda it is termed as ‘vibandha’ which formed due to the improper state of agni in the body. Agni or otherwise the digestive fire is the one which is responsible for the proper absorption and assimilation food ... read more
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