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Thursday, December 19, 2013
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Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Benefits of Almonds in Ayurveda
When consumed in moderation, up to ten nuts a day, almonds provide essential proteins and Vitamin E for the body. They are rich in magnesium, calcium, iron, phosphorus, potassium, zinc and manganese.
What does an almond do?
Sweet almonds which possess a mild sweet taste and hot potency are the best for pacifying Vata dosha (Air-element) in the human body. As per the science of Ayurveda, almonds lubricate the skin and support all the seven dhatus (tissues), especially Shukra dhatu(reproductive tissues) and the Ojas (the overall vitality). However due to their heavy nature, one needs a strong jataara agni (digestive fire), to metabolize them.
The best way to eat almonds.
Buy whole almonds, blanch and peel. Soaking also helps their digestibility. If eaten without soaking, they can aggravate Pitta in the blood. The best way to prepare them is to soak them overnight and peel the skin off in the morning.
Morning Almond smoothie : blend soaked peeled almond with dates and raisins. Energy and nourishment in cup. Awesome for children.