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Right now we have cold season, temperature is 24 degree so which diet will be called balance diet, then what things can I eat in daily
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Hello During cold season you need to avoid eating and drinking cold foods ex buttermilk, fruit juices like lemon juice, watermelon juice, avoid vegs like cucumbe. This is in general What is more important to consider before a suggestion can be made is: Your age Height/ weight Working conditions Any medical conditions Allergies to any foods or environment related allergies? If these questions are answered a more appropriate suggestion can be made.
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During cold season, generally ppl avoid or consume less water, it is very important to keep body hydrated with water, hot fluids like a cup of green tea, black coffee and milk to receive the hydration as well as vitamins and anti-oxidants to keep body warm, soft and supple
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During winter seasons foods that can increase body heat and Hydrate as well as those that gives energy to keep body warm are recommended . But the choice of foods will depend on your body type as well as it is called as Dosha such as vatta,pitta and kapha& there is a kapha tendency increase observed during this season
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usually the vegetables and fruits which are available at this particular season along with the right cereal and pulses can definitely give a balanced Diet
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Hello Hope you are doing well You can have winter food Like saffron in milk Dates in milk Dry fruits laddu Zinger turmeric tea Flaxseed
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Hi, Moderation is the key to take anything. Don't overdo it. Take all supplements after the due consultation of doctor & in moderation.
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seasonal fruit and vegetables, vegetables soup and juice should be included in daily intake and sprouts.  A balanced diet is to eat a seasonal rainbow plate.
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Connect on practo app for detailed discussion Anyway Have good amount of water Have seasonal foods To physical activity daily
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