Practices for Controlling Pitta

Today on "5ish Minutes with Dr. Robert," we’re diving into the best practices for controlling Pitta. 🌿🔥

Pitta is intense, so methods to control it should either be equally intense or, preferably, calm and gentle. Focus on cooling and soothing practices to avoid unnecessary intensity. Pitta, made of fire and water, thrives on balance.

To balance Pitta, engage in cooling activities like spending time around water. Diet is crucial too – avoid sour, salty, and spicy foods. Embrace cooling foods like aloe vera and certain herbs. Monitor liver health with dandelion and chicory to keep bile flowing smoothly.

For Pitta individuals, maintaining mental calmness is essential. Stay engaged in non-stimulating activities, wear cool colors, and focus on reducing intensity.

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