5 Best Ayurvedic Herbs for Summer to Reduce Body Heat

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Title: 5 Best Ayurvedic Herbs for Summer to Reduce Body Heat


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Ayurvedic Herbs For Summer To Reduce Body Heat
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Index
  • Ayurvedic Herbs For Summer
  • 5 Best Ayurvedic Herbs for Summer to Reduce Body
    Heat
  • 1. Rose
  • 2. Mint
  • 3. Chamomile
  • 4. Amla
  • 5. Manjistha

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Ayurvedic Herbs For Summer
  • Summer is considered pitta season in Ayurveda.
  • It increase a sense of heat and sharpness in your
    body and mind, bringing on symptoms like burning
    sensations, heat rash, irritability, intense
    thirst, headaches, digestive problems and
    diarrhea.

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  • To manage pitta dosha, you want to do the things
    that are opposite of a fiery nature calming,
    soothing, cooling, and relaxing activities and
    food.
  • Below we describe 5 Best Ayurvedic Herbs for
    Summer to Reduce Body Heat.

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1. Rose
  • Rose can be used as a medicine in herb form or on
    the body as a perfume or essential oil.
  • Worn on the skin, the rose has a mind-calming,
    heart-opening effect, irritability-soothing.

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  • Used internally, rose can cool down the body,
    ease menstrual pain and due to its astringent
    quality, it helps to relieve diarrhea.
  • Try to find high-quality rose water or rose
    hydrosol to use as a toner a spritz on your face
    will cool you down in a snap.
  • For tea, look for organic red or pink rose
    petals. Use about a teaspoon of freeze-dried
    leaves for a cup of tea.

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2. Mint
  • Summer is the best season to consume mint.
  • People opt for mint-based products as these
    provide a refreshing burst of flavor and act as
    good relaxants.

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  • There are lots of varieties of mint, but
    spearmint and peppermint are some of the best for
    the summertime.
  • Mint supports digestion without raising body
    heat, although it helps to induce sweating during
    fever to help it "break".
  • It also gives relieves headaches and nausea and
    eases fatigue and depression.

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  • To make a detox concoction, add a few mint
    leaves, slices of cucumber, and lemon to a jar of
    water.
  • Mint helps in digestion, weight loss and flushes
    out all the toxins from the body.

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3. Chamomile
  • Chamomile can cool the body, ease insomnia and
    calm anxiety.
  • It can also help soothe digestive upset.
    Chamomile is safe and effective in the summer
    heat.

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  • Chamomile infusion can be excellent medicine for
    the skin and hair too.
  • Pour a large container of water of dry chamomile
    herb to make an excellent skin and hair rinse.
  • Use if it has cooled to soothe inflammation,
    insect bites, rashes, and even cuts and scrapes.

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4. Amla
  • Amla or Indian Gooseberry juice is a good choice
    to take in summer to keep the body cool.
  • It is loaded with vitamin C.

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  • Amla can improve the levels of tannins which are
    needed to shield the heat. Thus it acts as a
    radiation shield and protects the body from
    harmful UV rays.
  • One of the best herbs for soothing excess pitta
    heat. It removes excess pitta heat from the
    digestive tract, gently detoxifying the body
    while nourishing it.

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5. Manjistha
  • Manjistha is one of the most valued ayurvedic
    herbs for cooling the blood and removing toxins
    from the body.
  • It supports kidney and liver function and soothes
    pitta dosha.

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  • Make sure to drink enough water to avoid
    dehydration or illness.
  • Make an infusion with 1 tbsp herb boiled in 4
    cups of water until the water volume has reduced
    by half.
  • Store the infusion in a jar with a tight lid.
    Drink 1 cup before lunch and before dinner.
  • Because of its astringent property, Manjistha can
    be a bit drying.

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