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Garlic milk
My doctor says raw garlic aggravates pitta but boiling milk and putting 3 garlic cloves in it until it's cooked and drinking it pacifies pitta. Is this true? In other words, , just garlic aggravates pitta whereas garlic milk pacifies pitta. Is this correct? Give good replies and I'll consider a consult online.
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Greetings!
Your first half of the question is half true but the second half is untrue.
1. Garlic boiled milk is not just simple boiling but has to be done with a specific ratio of ingredients.
2. Garlic boiled milk will not pacify pitta dosha.
3. Garlic not only aggravates pitta but all doshas depending upon your body constitution.
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Ur question is not clear and the problem is missing...
Ayurveda doesn't work like this..
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