Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Respiratory Disorders - Foods to Eat & Avoid for Healthy Lungs

Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Respiratory Disorders - Foods to Eat & Avoid for Healthy Lungs

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Ayurvedic Diet Chart for Respiratory Disorders


An Ayurvedic diet for respiratory disorders helps strengthen the lungs, boost immunity, and reduce breathing problems like asthma, bronchitis, cough, and sinus issues. By following a natural food chart with lung-cleansing ingredients, you can improve respiratory health and balance the doshas effectively.

Ayurvedic Breakfast for Respiratory Health
Ajwain-broken wheat porridge Ragi roti
Honey water (room temperature) Tulsi-mint water (10-15 leaves)
Puffed rice Amla juice
Chapatti made with bajra/jowar Roasted pumpkin, flax, and sunflower seeds
Soaked basil or chia seeds Sweet pomegranate juice
Lunch for Respiratory Disorders
Pigeon pea curry with black pepper Pointed gourd curry with brown rice
Millet hotchpotch Red rice kheer
Multigrain chapatti (ragi, jowar, mixed grains)
Ajwain seed-wheat flour porridge (Raab) Mixed vegetable ginger upma
Cooked amaranthus with bottle gourd Rice or coarse wheat flour roti
Snacks for Respiratory Care
Amaranthus or rice popcorn Cow's milk with turmeric
Sesame-jaggery balls (til laddu) Semolina upma
Brown rice porridge Ginger-jaggery tea
Ayurvedic Dinner for Respiratory Health
Jowar hotchpotch Amaranthus curry
Mixed vegetable curry Sponge gourd or bitter gourd curry
Red/brown rice gruel Moong bean-garlic curry
Jawar roti Barley roti


Foods to Avoid in Respiratory Disorders:

Avoid these foods as they increase mucus, congestion, and breathing difficulty:

  • Cold foods, dairy products, and buttermilk.

  • Regular rice, curd, yogurt, and hung curd.

  • Buffalo milk.

  • Yogurt at night.

  • Cold water and excess water intake at night.

  • Heavy, oily, fried, or spicy food.

  • Baked and high soda bicarb foods.

  • Artificial sugar and sweeteners.

  • Recently harvested grains.

  • Black gram and black gram split (urad dal).

  • Refined oil and refined flour.

  • Foods to Use in Moderation:

  • Natural sweeteners (dates, figs, 1-year-aged jaggery).

  • Wheat flour.

  • Apples, oranges, and other citrus fruits.

  • Sour and spicy food items.

  • Best Foods to Include for Healthy Lungs:

  • Ajwain, black pepper.

  • Ginger, turmeric.

  • Basil (tulsi), mint.

  • Basil seeds, chia seeds.

  • Red rice.

  • Cow ghee.

  • Grapes, raisins.

  • Multigrain chapatti.

  • Amla (Indian gooseberry).

  • Pomegranate.

  • Bottle gourd, sponge gourd, bitter gourd.

  • Puffed rice.

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