Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Metabolic Disorders | Natural Meal Plan for Diabetes, Obesity & Thyroid

Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Metabolic Disorders | Natural Meal Plan for Diabetes, Obesity & Thyroid

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Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Metabolic Disorders


Metabolic disorders like obesity, diabetes, and thyroid imbalance can be managed naturally with a proper diet. Ayurveda recommends including nutrient-rich foods that balance Vata, Pitta, and Kapha doshas while avoiding processed and heavy-to-digest items. Below is a complete Ayurvedic diet plan for metabolic disorders with breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snack options.

Breakfast Options for Metabolic Disorders
Fresh pumpkin juice Ragi millet pulao
Milk with oats Amla (Indian gooseberry) juice
Boiled moong beans curry Barley porridge
Chapati made with red rice flour Roasted soybeans
Soaked pumpkin seeds or sunflower seeds Fresh green salad
Lunch Diet Plan for Metabolic Disorders
Moong bean chilla (pancake) Mixed beans curry with brown rice
Fresh buttermilk/moong bean curry with buttermilk Vegetable salad or stir-fried cucumber, cabbage
Mixed grain chapati (ragi, bajra, jowar)
Ridge gourd or bitter gourd curry Rice gruel (light and easy to digest)
Cooked or stir-fried leafy vegetables Multigrain roti
Dinner Diet Chart for Metabolic Disorders
Mixed grain pulao Spinach curry
Mixed vegetable curry Moong bean hotchpotch (khichdi)
Brown or red rice gruel Spinach or fenugreek curry
Jowar or ragi roti Barley roti
Healthy Snacks for Metabolic Disorders
Fresh vegetable soup Puffed rice (murmura)
Ragi porridge Popcorn (corn or amaranth seeds)
Brown rice porridge Pomegranate salad


Foods to Avoid in Metabolic Disorders:

  • Packaged or canned foods and beans.

  • Bakery products and heavy dairy items.

  • Refined oil and fried food.

  • Extremely sour or spicy food.

  • Salted snacks and carbonated drinks.

  • Pickles, dips, and preserved foods

  • The high amount of carbonated water/ soda bi-carb.

  • Black gram and its split varieties.

  • Refined flour (maida) preparations.

  • Foods to Use in Moderation:

  • Roasted or fried dry fruits.

  • Savory fruits.

  • Freshly harvested grains.

  • Black gram (occasionally).

  • Milk in limited quantity.

  • Best Foods to Include in Diet for Metabolic Disorders:

  • 1-year-aged grains and jaggery.

  • Cow ghee.

  • Pomegranate.

  • Fresh coriander (leaves and seeds).

  • Cardamom and cumin seeds.

  • Barley and oats.

  • Multigrain flour.

  • Amla (Indian gooseberry).

  • Bottle gourd, bitter gourd, and sponge gourd.

  • Brown and red rice.

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