Balancing Your mind/body type

 

Vata, Pitta, Kapha Checklist
VATA PITTA KAPHA

When in balance;

vibrant, lively, enthusiastic, clear and alert mind, flexible, exhilarated, imaginative, sensitive, talkative quick to respond.


When in balance;

warm, loving, contented, enjoys challenges, strong digestion, lustrous complexion, good concentration, articulate and precise speech, courageous, bold, sharp wit, intellectual.

When in balance;

affectionate, compassionate, forgiving, emotionally steady, relaxed, slow, methodical, good memory, good stamina, stability, natural resistance to sickness.

When out of balance;

restless, unsettled, light interrupted sleep tendency to over-exert, fatigued, constipated, anxious, worried, underweight.


When out of balance;

demanding, perfectionist, tendency towards frustration, anger, tendency towards skin rashes, irritable and impatient, prematurely grey hair, or early hair loss.

When out of balance;

complacent, dull, oily skin, allergies, slow digestion, lethargic, possessive, over attached, tendency to oversleep, overweight.

What Balances Vata;

regular routine, regular meals, early to bed, warmth and moisture; sweet, sour, salty,
warm, oily, heavy and moist foods and drinks.


What balances Pitta;

Coolness, avoiding deadlines, playing games, seeing beautiful things especially
moonlight, eating regularly; sweet, bitter, astringent, cool, foods and drinks.

What balances Kapha;

Change, variety, exercise, warmth and dryness; pungent, bitter, astringent, light,
warm, dry, non-oily foods and drinks.

What aggravates Vata;

irregular routine, staying up late, irregular meals, cold, dry weather, excessive mental work, too much bitter, astringent or pungent food, travelling, injury.

What aggravates Pitta;

excessive heat or exposure to the sun, alcohol, smoking, time pressure, deadlines, excessive activity, too much spicy, sour or salty food, skipping meals.

What aggravates Kapha;

excessive rest and oversleeping, overeating, insufficient exercise, too little variety in life, heavy, unctuous foods, too much sweet, sour or salty food, cold, wet weather.

  

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