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Takra water curd proportion
Respected doctors, what is the proportion of water and curd in Takra? Is it 4 parts of water mixed with 1 part of curd, or 4 parts of curd mixed with 1 part of water?
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What kind of takra you want drink.
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4times water that of curd
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4 times....remove butter milk from that otherwise properties will be different
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4 times water...
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There are both the types of takras mentioned in shastras,
For nourishment: Curd: water - 4:1
For fat cutting(weight loss) the ratio is curd:water : 1:4
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you can choose according to your requirement
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Dr. Rajeev Kumar Verma
Ayurveda
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Consult ayurveda physician
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