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Ayurvedic substitute for coffee?
Coffee and tea increase blood pressure and vata dosha, so is drinking milk with ashwagandhadhi powder a good substitute? Or boost and horlicks type of stuff? Some kind of tea? What does ayurveda recommend so we can drink something else instead of coffee? If I knew details, i could consult you. Thank you.
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You can take only milk with ashwagandha. Not horlicks mix milk.
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You can use a herbal coffee which you can also make it at home
Coriander seeds, cumin seeds, dried ginger, fenugreek and cardamom in a ratio 2:1:1:1/4:1/4 . Fry these and make powder then mix well. Can use this instead of coffee or tea. Add palm jaggery for sweet.
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Take proper counseling to clear all ur doubts
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Green tea is good.
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Consult personally
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Dr. Navnath Gaikwad
Ayurveda
16 yrs exp
Pune
Consult personally for ayurvedic tea or coffee or for the receipe to make ayurvedic tea/coffee.
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
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Haridwar
Take proper counseling
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