Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Kidney Disorders - Best Foods, Meal Plan & Foods to Avoid

Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Kidney Disorders - Best Foods, Meal Plan & Foods to Avoid

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Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Kidney Disorders


An Ayurvedic diet for kidney disorders focuses on light, easily digestible, and kidney-friendly foods that support detoxification, improve urinary health, and balance doshas. Ayurveda recommends fresh, natural, and sattvic meals while avoiding heavy, processed, and toxin-forming foods. Below is a detailed kidney care diet plan in Ayurveda, including breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snack options.

Breakfast Options for Kidney Health
Barnyard millet porridge Brown or red rice pulao
Tempered oats Fresh amaranthus juice
Boiled moong beans Coriander juice
Barley grass juice Cow, goat, or camel milk
Soaked onion or sweet basil seeds Sugarcane juice
Lunch Options for Kidney Disorders
Boiled Moong beans Brown rice pulao
Millet hotchpotch (Khichdi style) Garlic or onion curry
Chapatti made of mixed grains (rice, barnyard, jowar)
Coriander soup Mixed vegetable millet upma
Lightly cooked or stir-fried vegetables Goat or camel milk
Healthy Snacks for Kidney Support
Fresh cucumber salad Puffed rice
Poha (tempered flattened rice) Red rice porridge
Brown rice porridge Popcorn made from corn, amaranthus, or rice
Light & Easy to Digest Dinner Options
Bajra or jowar hotchpotch Brinjal curry
Mixed vegetable curry Pumpkin curry
Red or brown rice gruel Spinach or fenugreek curry
Buckwheat roti Rice, or moong besan chilla


Foods to Avoid in Kidney Disorders (Ayurveda):

  • Non-vegetarian food and seafood.

  • Alcohol, smoking, and carbonated drinks.

  • Dried and canned fruits, packaged foods.

  • Beans (except green gram/moong beans).

  • Curd, hung curd, and yogurt (especially at night).

  • Recently harvested grains.

  • Black gram and black gram split dishes.

  • Refined oils and refined flour.

  • Foods to Use in Moderation:

  • Regular rice.

  • Sweet dishes and desserts.

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

  • Tea and coffee.

  • Dry fruits.

  • Coconut water (only if the kidneys function properly).

  • Foods to Include in a Kidney-Friendly Ayurvedic Diet:

  • Camel, goat, or cow milk.

  • Grapes and raisins.

  • Coriander leaves and seeds.

  • Sugarcane.

  • Cardamom.

  • Barley and oats.

  • Honey.

  • Multigrain preparations.

  • Moong beans (green gram).

  • Amla (Indian gooseberry).

  • Pumpkin, bottle gourd, sponge gourd.

  • Cucumber.

  • Brown or red rice.

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