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Factors that increase Kapha


  • Taking excessive sweet, sour & salty foods
  • Excessive unctuous foods
  • Heavy foods
  • Excessive nourishment
  • Taking foods heavy & fatty unctuous foods such as yogurt, cheese, ice creams, meats, milk, fried foods, black gram etc.
  • Taking more cooling foods
  • Taking food before previous meal is digested
  • Lack of exercise & sedentary life style
  • Laziness, greed, possessiveness
  • Day sleep & excessive sleep
Submitted by: Dr. Gayatri ganesh B.A.M.S

Edited by: Dr. Reeja Tharu


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