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Understand how dietary choices based on Vata, Pitta, and Kapha doshas can support overall balance and wellness according to Ayurvedic principles.
There are various aspects associated with each of the three doshas such as tastes, character (heavy, light etc.), texture (oily, rough etc.). Foods can therefore be classified as per doshas. Following a diet according to dosha implies following a diet that keeps the three doshas in balance. This is necessary because, depending on seasons or even states of disease, one, two or all three doshas may have a tendency to be aggravated. Following a diet as per dosha is therefore recommended to maintain equilibrium in the body and thereby ensure good health.
Let’s observe the diet as per each dosha in the following articles:
We also recommend reading about Prakriti here to know more about Prakriti and Doshas.
To know your Prakriti type and dominant dosha, you may take this Prakriti quiz: Know My Prakriti
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