Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Autoimmune Disorders - Foods to Eat & Avoid

Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Autoimmune Disorders - Foods to Eat & Avoid

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Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Autoimmune Disorders


Autoimmune disorders occur when the body’s immune system attacks its own tissues, leading to chronic inflammation and fatigue. Ayurveda recommends a sattvic, light, and easily digestible diet to reduce inflammation, balance doshas, and boost immunity. Below is a detailed Ayurvedic diet chart for autoimmune disorders, including foods to eat, avoid, and consume in moderation.

Breakfast Options for Autoimmune Patients
Aloe vera-basil juice Amla juice
Barley chapati Roasted pumpkin, flax, and sunflower seeds
Soaked fenugreek–basil seeds Sweet pomegranate juice
Chyawanprash Jowar roti
Pumpkin juice Bottle gourd juice
Lunch Options for Autoimmune Disorders
Capsicum-carrot soup Spinach-millet upama
Cooked amaranthus with bottle gourd Barley flour roti
Gluten-free mixed grain chapati
Moong bean curry Pointed gourd curry with brown rice
Millet hotchpotch Coriander soup
Healthy Ayurvedic Snacks for Autoimmune Disorders
Amaranthus or rice popcorn Roasted sesame seeds with aged jaggery
Poha (tempered flattened rice) Red rice kheer (with cow milk)
Brown rice porridge Amla or pomegranate seeds
Dinner Options
Jawar-ginger Hotchpotch Fenugreek seeds curry
Fenugreek leaves curry or spinach curry Sponge gourd or bitter gourd subji
Red/brown rice gruel Moong bean curry
Jawar roti Barley roti


Foods to Avoid in Autoimmune Disorders:

  • Non-vegetarian food & seafood.

  • Dairy products and preserved sweets.

  • Milk (except cow/goat).

  • Wheat & refined flour.

  • Heavy, oily, complex, and spicy food

  • Baked and soda bicarb foods.

  • Artificial sugar and other sweetening agents.

  • Regular rice, curd, hung curd, yogurt.

  • Buffalo milk.

  • Yogurt at night.

  • Recently harvested grains.

  • Black gram and its split forms.

  • Refined oils.

  • Cold & hot food combinations.

  • Foods to Use in Moderation:

  • Natural sweeteners like dates, figs, and 1-year-aged jaggery.

  • Coarse wheat flour (occasionally).

  • Apples, oranges, citrus fruits.

  • Coconut, almonds, peanuts.

  • Foods to Include Regularly for Healing:

  • Ginger, ajwain seeds.

  • Cow milk & goat milk.

  • Chyawanprash.

  • Warm water.

  • Honey.

  • Amla & turmeric.

  • Red rice, barley, oats.

  • Pumpkin, bottle gourd, bitter gourd.

  • Cow ghee.

  • Grapes, raisins.

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