Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Mental Health Disorders - Foods to Eat & Avoid

Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Mental Health Disorders - Foods to Eat & Avoid

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Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Mental Health Disorders


An Ayurvedic diet for mental health helps calm the mind, balance the doshas, and improve emotional well-being. By including sattvic and mind-nourishing foods, Ayurveda supports conditions like stress, anxiety, depression, and other mental health disorders naturally. Below is a complete Ayurvedic diet chart with recommended foods to eat, avoid, and use in moderation.

Ayurvedic Breakfast for Mental Health
Cow’s milk with cow ghee Roasted pumpkin and watermelon seeds
Barley-poppy seed chapatti Soaked almonds and walnuts
Soaked fenugreek and basil seeds Fresh pumpkin juice
Almond milk Khus or rose-flavored kheer
Lunch Diet for Depression and Emotional Balance
Carrot-beetroot soup Fenugreek-millet upma
Cooked amaranthus with bottle gourd Barley flour roti
Multigrain chapatti (ragi, jowar, barley)
Moong bean curry with buttermilk Asparagus curry with brown rice
Cow ghee-Millet upma Parsley and sponge gourd soup
Healthy Ayurvedic Snacks for Better Mental Wellbeing
Ginger-poppy seed ladoo Red rice kheer (with cow's milk)
Khus or rose drink Basil or ginger tea
Popcorn made from amaranthus or rice Dry fruit energy bar
Best Ayurvedic Dinner for Mental Disorders and Stress Relief
Amaranthus seeds hotchpotch Fenugreek leaves curry
Spinach or fenugreek curry Sponge gourd or bitter gourd sabzi
Red or brown rice gruel Moong bean curry
Broken wheat daliya Barley roti


Foods to Avoid in Mental Health Disorders (Ayurveda Guide):

  • Artificial flavors, preservatives, and additives.

  • Sour, spicy, oily, and fried foods.

  • Cold, dry, and stale foods.

  • Non-vegetarian food and seafood.

  • Heavy dairy, preserved sweets.

  • Milk (except cow/goat).

  • Wheat and refined flour products.

  • Baked foods with soda/bicarbonates.

  • Artificial sweeteners and refined sugar.

  • White rice, curd, hung curd, yogurt (especially at night).

  • Recently harvested grains.

  • Black gram and its split preparations.

  • Refined oils.

  • Foods to Eat in Moderation for Mental Health:

  • Very dry or constipation-causing foods.

  • Extremely bitter and astringent foods.

  • Bengal gram and black gram.

  • Wheat coarse flour.

  • Best Ayurvedic Foods to Include for Mental Wellness:

  • Khus, rose, and poppy seeds.

  • Leafy vegetables.

  • Dry fruits: almonds, cashews, walnuts, peanuts.

  • Cow ghee.

  • Cow or goat milk.

  • Ginger, ajwain seeds.

  • Pumpkin, amla juice.

  • Grapes and raisins.

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