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Taste: |
Sweet (Earth + Water) |
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Property |
Cooling |
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Source/Example |
Fruits with natural sugar such as peaches, sweet plums, grapes,
melons, and oranges; vegetables such as sweet potatoes, carrots, and beets;
milk, butter, and whole grains such as rice and wheat bread; herbs and
spices such as basil, licorice root, red cloves, peppermint, slippery Elm
and fennel. Ayurveda recommends that you avoid highly processed sweets such
as candy bars and sugar, which also contain additives, food coloring, and
preservatives. |
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Effect on
Tridosha |
Decreases Vata |
Decreases Pitta |
Increases Kapha |
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Actions |
Sweet is the taste of pleasure. It makes us feel comforted and
contented. It is one of the most important healing tools for debilitating
weakness in Ayurveda. Nourishing and strengthening and promotes growth of
all tissues, so is good for growing children, the elderly, and the weak or
injured. Increases ojas and prolongs life. Good for hair, skin and
complexion, and for healing broken bones. Adds Wholesomeness to the Body.
Increases Rasa, water and ojas. Relieves thirst: Creates a burning
sensation, Nourishes & soothes the body. |
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Disorders |
In excess, sweet taste promotes Kapha imbalances and disorders such
as heaviness, laziness, and dullness, colds, obesity, excessive sleeping,
loss of appetite, cough, diabetes, & abnormal growth of muscles.
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