5 Powerful Ayurvedic Remedies to Cool Down Body Heat Instantly
In today’s Blog, I’ll share five highly effective and easy ways to reduce excess body heat. When body heat rises, it can cause constant fatigue, irritability, anger, digestive issues, rashes, increased acidity, and even allergies. But don't worry; I’m going to give you some powerful, natural remedies based on proven Ayurvedic principles that will help eliminate this extra heat as easily as removing a strand of hair from dough. So, without delay, let’s get started.
An increase in body heat signifies an imbalance of Pitta dosha. When this happens, it brings several symptoms: irritability, frustration, impatience, acidity, indigestion, and even ulcers in some cases. It can also affect your skin, causing issues like pimples, rashes, redness, and itching. These symptoms are quite common and are typically associated with increased body heat.
The excess body heat can even impact the liver, leading to inflammation and various body functions being affected. But there’s no need to worry. With some simple remedies, you can control this heat effectively.
First, include cooling and hydrating foods in your diet. Coconut water is a fantastic natural electrolyte drink that helps hydrate and cool down the body instantly. Similarly, cucumber and watermelon are excellent options for balancing Pitta dosha. Dairy products like cold milk and buttermilk also help bring down body temperature.
Next, consider herbal remedies. Ayurvedic herbs like Shatavari naturally cool the body and are particularly beneficial for women as they balance hormones. Amla, too, is effective in reducing body heat. You can make juice from fresh amla or use powdered amla. Fennel seeds also have cooling properties; you can soak them overnight and drink the water in the morning. Coriander seeds have similar benefits.
Along with these remedies, avoid foods that increase body heat, like spicy foods, fried items, and salty snacks. These foods aggravate Pitta dosha and raise body temperature.
Lifestyle changes can also help control body heat. Cooling yoga poses, like Sheetali and Sheetkari pranayama, bring instant cooling. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or overly warm environments. Cold showers, especially before bed, help cool the body from within and improve sleep quality.
Hydration is essential. Drink at least two liters of water daily. You can add cardamom to your water for a natural cooling effect. Lastly, oil massage or Abhyanga is highly valued in Ayurveda. Coconut oil, ghee, or sandalwood oil applied to the skin absorbs heat and balances Pitta.
In summary, follow these five methods: cooling foods, herbal remedies, avoiding heat-generating foods, lifestyle changes, and hydration with oil massage. Consistency will help keep your body cool and balanced.
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