Not exact matches
In Ayurveda (Sanskrit for «science of life»), an approach to medicine that originated in India over 3,000 years ago, the day is segmented into doshas, called vata, characterized
by air and movement, pitta (
by fire and energy) and
kapha (
by earth and strength).
Called to action
by vata,
kapha responds
by initiating production of insulin and glucagon to maintain balance.
The diet to balance
kapha corresponds to the many of the low - fat, mostly vegetarian diets out there including that recommended
by Dr. Dean Ornish, as well as those who advocate for raw food veganism.
In the science of life, known as Ayurveda, we think of mid - to late - winter as a
kapha (earth and water) season characterized
by cold, damp and heavy qualities.
Milk is considered
kapha and has cold, wet and heavy energies, that is cows, goat less so I don't know about camel but
by the sound it would be more balanced but probably still
kapha.
Lung issues are often related to a
kapha imbalance within the body, and you should start
by eating for bringing your
kapha into balance.