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Summer can lead to heat exhaustion, dehydration, and digestive issues, making it essential to eat the right foods to stay refreshed. Ayurveda focuses on cooling and hydrating foods to balance Pitta dosha and maintain overall well-being. At Travancore Ayurveda, we provide expert dietary guidance at our Ayurvedic hospital in Bangalore, ensuring a healthy and energized summer.

How Summer Affects Digestion

During summer, Pitta dosha becomes dominant, leading to acid reflux, indigestion, and excessive thirst. Consuming spicy, fried, and fermented foods can worsen these issues, while cooling, water-rich foods help regulate body temperature. If left unchecked, excess heat can cause skin irritation, fatigue, and loss of appetite. Our specialized Panchakarma treatment in Hyderabad helps detoxify the body and restore balance. We also provide similar therapies at Panchakarma treatment in Bangalore, to help individuals across multiple locations.

Best Ayurvedic Summer Foods

  1. Hydrating Fruits and Vegetables

Our best Ayurvedic doctor in Hyderabad recommends including watermelon, muskmelon, cucumber, and coconut in the diet. These fruits have high water content and provide natural electrolytes to keep the body hydrated. For those in other locations, our best Ayurvedic doctor in Bangalore can suggest personalized diet plans.

  1. Cooling Dairy Products

Dairy products help in reducing body heat. Ayurveda recommends consuming buttermilk, fresh yogurt, and ghee to maintain digestion and hydration. Buttermilk is also part of our Ayurvedic detox treatment in Hyderabad, which helps in cooling down the body. Our provide similar benefits for overall detoxification and balance.

  1. Ayurvedic Summer Beverages

Drinking the right fluids is crucial to prevent dehydration and heatstroke. At Travancore Ayurveda, we recommend:

  • Fennel and coriander water – Helps in digestion and cools the body
  • Aloe vera juice—detoxifies and improves skin health
  • Tender coconut water—Provides natural hydration and essential minerals

These are integrated into our wellness therapies at our NABH Ayurvedic Panchakarma clinic in Hyderabad, along with other rejuvenating treatments. We also offer specialized summer detox therapies at our NABH Ayurvedic Panchakarma clinic in Bangalore, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Vizag, and Vijayawada for complete seasonal care.

  1. Herbs for Cooling the Body

Ayurvedic herbs play a crucial role in balancing Pitta dosha. Some of the best summer herbs include:

  • Mint and coriander—Help in cooling and improving digestion
  • Amla (Indian gooseberry)—Rich in vitamin C and antioxidants
  • Sandalwood powder—often used in cooling drinks and pastes

These herbs are widely used in treatments at our Ayurvedic hospital in Hyderabad, Bangalore, Vijayawada, Vizag to promote summer wellness.

Foods to Avoid in Summer

Certain foods increase Pitta dosha, causing heat-related problems. Ayurveda suggests avoiding:

  • Spicy and fried foods—Can cause acidity and dehydration
  • Caffeinated and alcoholic drinks—Lead to excessive body heat
  • Fermented foods like pickles and curd at night—can worsen digestion issues.

By following these dietary guidelines, you can prevent heat-related illnesses and stay energized.

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