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Kitchen Pharmacy: Simple Indian Remedies That Actually Work

byShweta NakraOnline consultations and at clinic in Rohini, DelhiStarts from4,500 per 1 month programView full gallery

Stop hunting for expensive superfoods. Your kitchen already holds the keys to better digestion, immunity, and energy. Here are my favorite traditional remedies that keep health issues at bay.

If you suffer from morning acidity or a burning throat, try this simple remedy. Having one teaspoon of mishri and fennel seeds after meals naturally cools the stomach, reduces acid reflux, and freshens your breath too.

Feeling full all the time or have no appetite? Eating a small piece of ginger with rock salt before meals can help. This simple trick stimulates your digestion fire, prevents indigestion, and boosts appetite naturally.

For painful mouth ulcers, coriander seeds water is a wonderful cooling remedy. Soaking the seeds overnight and drinking the water helps to cool down pitta, heal ulcers, and balance body heat, especially in the summer.

My simple nighttime soaking routine is key to waking up energized. I soak almonds and walnuts for brain power, moong and chana for plant protein, and black raisins for an iron boost. It's a two minute ritual for long term health.

Homemade Chyawanprash is a powerful Ayurvedic remedy to boost your immunity. A spoonful daily not only strengthens your body's defenses but also aids digestion, keeping you healthy from the inside out.

A small shot glass of Amla and Aloe Vera juice every day is an excellent way to improve your immunity. This potent combination is packed with Vitamin C and other nutrients that help your body fight off infections.

Did you know that homemade pickle, or Achar, can boost your immunity? It is a great source of probiotics and Vitamin B12, which are essential for good gut health, the foundation of a strong immune system.

Golden Balls, a simple mix of dried ginger powder, turmeric, and jaggery, are a traditional remedy I recommend. Having one every day helps reduce inflammation and keeps you warm and healthy, especially during colder months.

The holy month of Sawan is a golden chance to cleanse and heal your body. I believe in fueling your fasts with sattvik power, balancing cravings with seasonal fruits, and choosing gut friendly, light meals instead of oily, processed foods.

Your kitchen is full of spices that can relieve common symptoms. This video covers seven kitchen herbs and spices for issues like constipation (ghee water), thyroid (coriander water), sleep issues (chamomile tea), and more.

About Your Kitchen Pharmacy

If you struggle with post-meal acidity, skip the antacid and try a teaspoon of mishri with fennel seeds (saunf). It is a simple, cooling habit that helps digestion without harsh chemicals. This is the core of my Kitchen Pharmacy philosophy, where we use everyday staples to solve common problems instead of reaching for quick fixes that do not address the root cause.

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