Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Autumn Season - Pitta Pacifying Food Guide

Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Autumn Season - Pitta Pacifying Food Guide

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Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Autumn Season


Support your health and balance during the autumn season with this specially crafted Ayurvedic diet plan. Designed to pacify the Pitta dosha, this diet focuses on cooling, nourishing, and easy-to-digest seasonal foods that help maintain inner harmony as the climate shifts.

Ayurvedic Autumn Breakfast Ideas
Rice kheer Ghee upma
Bitter gourd juice Bottle gourd or pumpkin juice
Boiled moong beans Ragi kheer
Oats with milk Cardamom-infused milk
Barley chapati Asparagus soup
Ayurvedic Lunch Options for Autumn
Pumpkin-rice kheer Asparagus curry cooked in ghee
Bottle gourd and pumpkin curry Moong bean curry with brown rice
Multigrain chapati (ragi, wheat, jowar, rice)
Amaranthus kheer Pigeon pea and barley hotchpotch
Stir-fried mixed vegetable soup Oats porridge
Healthy Ayurvedic Snacks for Autumn
Warm cow milk with cow ghee Cardamom and rose herbal tea
Air-popped popcorn (corn, amaranthus seeds, or rice) Amla candy
Pumpkin seed and amaranthus kheer Puffed rice or puffed barley
Light & Nourishing Dinner for Autumn
Bitter gourd curry Puffed rice with warm milk
Ridge gourd or pointed gourd curry Barley roti
Red/brown rice gruel Sweet broken wheat (daliya)
Sponge gourd curry Jowar-ragi hotchpotch


Foods to Avoid During the Autumn Season:

  • Salted snacks and pickles.

  • Sour, spicy, and salty foods.

  • Carbonated drinks and soda bicarbonate.

  • Complex, preserved, or processed foods.

  • Refined oils and fried items.

  • Bakery products and tinned fruits.

  • Refined flour and extremely pungent or sour foods.

  • Heavy or preserved dairy products.

  • Packaged foods and black gram preparations.

  • Recommended Foods for Autumn Wellness:

  • Cow ghee and cow milk.

  • Pumpkin and bottle gourd.

  • Moong beans and multigrains.

  • Asparagus, sponge gourd, bitter gourd.

  • Cardamom, rose, and khus.

  • Barley, oats, wheat.

  • Red or brown rice.

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