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Fire Up Pitta

How to Fire Up Pitta

  • Pack too much into your daily schedule.

  • Play highly competitive sports and vow to always win at all costs.

  • Eat highly spiced, hot and oily foods, include lots of garlic, chili, tomatoes and salt especially in the summer.

  • Drink lots of alcohol.

  • Be critical of yourself and others.

  • Eat lots of meat, especially beef and pork.

  • Deny your heart.

  • Get too busy and skip your meals.

  • Live in a hot, humid climate such as Texas; avoid cool, soothing relaxing environments.

  • Get involved with an argument at least once a day.

  • Surround yourself with over-stimulating people, activities and colors.

  • Don’t be grateful for the good in life.

  • Try to control everything.

How to Soothe and Cool Pitta

  • Learn forgiveness, for yourself and others.

  • Keep cool, especially in summer, and at noon.

  • Emphasize sweet, bitter and astringent tastes in foods and herbs.

  • Take a moment to be grateful for the good things in life, at least once per day.

  • Be good to your liver.

  • Cilantro is your friend, so is aloe and peppermint tea.

  • Surround yourself with cool, soothing colors such as blues, greens and pastels, and green plants in your environment.

  • Enjoy soothing, calming music, and scents such as sandalwood, rose and lotus.

  • Meditate daily, in the moonlight if you can, with a drop of sandalwood on the third eye.

  • Practice pranayama - cooling lunar breath.

  • Choose relaxing, non-competitive activities such as swimming, yoga, walks in nature.

  • Turn off the news, violent tv shows, leave work at the office at the end of the day.

  • Follow your heart!

 

 

 

     


Nancy J. Phillips, M.Ayur. • Member NAMA (National Ayurvedic Medical Association)
T:(773)465-0720 • www.ayurvedicbalance.com
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