Ayurvedic Diet Chart After Surgery and During Recovery - Foods to Eat & Avoid

Ayurvedic Diet Chart After Surgery and During Recovery - Foods to Eat & Avoid

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Ayurvedic Diet Chart After Surgery and During Recovery


Support your body's healing process naturally with this carefully designed Ayurvedic diet plan for post-surgery and recovery periods. These foods promote faster healing, improve digestion, and boost immunity with light, nourishing, and easily digestible meals.

Ideal Ayurvedic Breakfast After Surgery
Fresh pumpkin juice Amla juice
Chyawanprash Bottle gourd or pumpkin juice
Boiled moong beans Barley porridge
Barley chapati Wheat-jaggery raab (sweet digestive soup)
Ginger herbal tea Dates and figs
Healing Ayurvedic Lunch for Recovery
Pigeon pea and fenugreek seed curry Moong bean and ginger curry with brown rice
Mixed vegetable curry sauteed in cow ghee Ginger-ragi (finger millet) pulao
Multigrain chapati (ragi, oats, jowar)
Beetroot and carrot curry Brown rice gruel
Amaranthus seed kheer Ragi halwa
Nutritious Ayurvedic Snacks for Recovery
Popcorn made from corn or amaranthus seeds Sesame seeds-jaggery mixture
Rice-moong khichdi (hotchpotch) Warm water with jaggery
Soups made from beetroot, carrot, or citron Moong bean soup
Light Ayurvedic Dinner for Recovery
Pointed gourd curry Barnyard millet pulao
Sponge gourd or bottle gourd curry Amaranthus seed pulao
Red or brown rice gruel Spinach or fenugreek curry
Jowar roti Barley roti


Foods to Avoid After Surgery:

  • Preserved, canned, and packaged foods.

  • Bakery products, refined flour, and tinned fruits.

  • Black gram (whole or split) preparations.

  • Carbonated drinks and soda-based products.

  • Heavily processed, complex, or cold foods.

  • Heavy and preserved dairy products.

  • Refined oils and fried foods.

  • Sour, pungent, and excessively spicy items.

  • Pickles, dips, and salted snacks.

  • Chilli, black pepper, and spices.

  • Foods to Use in Moderation:

  • Sour fruits like citrus.

  • Full-fat and heavy dairy items.

  • Highly Recommended in Your Diet:

  • Chyawanprash and fresh amla.

  • Cow ghee and cow milk.

  • Natural jaggery.

  • Ragi, barley, oats, and multigrains.

  • Bottle gourd, sponge gourd, bitter gourd, carrot, beetroot.

  • Red rice or brown rice.

  • Sweet fruits like bael, pomegranate, apple, and zuzuba.

  • Digestive spices: ginger, ajwain seeds, fennel seeds, dill seeds.

  • Asafoetida (hing).

  • Dates, figs, dry fruits.

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