Vedic Remedies for Doshas: Complete Treatment Guide

Vedic Remedies for Doshas: Complete Treatment Guide

by VedicGod Editorial Team 4 min read

Balance your doshas with straightforward, planet-aligned remedies. This guide maps Vata, Pitta, and Kapha to supportive planets, simple foods, mantras, and charity actions. Use it alongside the Weekly Remedy Schedule and Monthly Planetary Remedies 2026 Guide so your routines stay consistent. For daily fasting pointers, see the Fasting by Weekday Plan.

Dosha–Planet Map (Quick View)

DoshaPlanet SupportFocusDaily Anchor
Vata (air/space)Moon + SaturnCalm nerves, steady breathMilk/peppermint tea + slow routine
Pitta (fire)Moon + VenusCool body, soften angerCoconut water + gentle speech
Kapha (earth/water)Sun + Mars + MercuryCirculation, lightness, clarityWarm spices + movement + short journaling

Vata Remedies (Calm & Ground)

  • Food: Warm soups, rice, ghee in moderation; avoid very cold drinks.
  • Mantras: Moon — “Om Somaya Namah” (I calm my mind); Saturn — “Om Shanaye Namah” (I respect discipline).
  • Charity: Blankets, sesame oil, menstrual health kits.
  • Timing: Monday evenings (Moon) and Saturday dusk (Saturn); add to the Planetary Charity Calendar 2026.
  • Daily micro-action: 10 slow breaths after waking; no screens for 20 minutes.

Pitta Remedies (Cool & Soothe)

  • Food: Coconut water, cucumber, sweet fruits; avoid excess chili.
  • Mantras: Moon — “Om Somaya Namah”; Venus — “Om Shukraya Namah” (I invite harmony).
  • Charity: Water, cooling foods, art supplies for therapy programs.
  • Timing: Monday evening (Moon), Friday evening (Venus); mirror dates from the Planetary Charity Calendar 2027 if planning ahead.
  • Daily micro-action: 10-minute walk after lunch to reduce heat.

Kapha Remedies (Energize & Clear)

  • Food: Warm water with lemon/ginger, light dals, steamed veggies; avoid heavy sweets.
  • Mantras: Sun — “Om Surya Namah” (I welcome light); Mars — “Om Mangalaya Namah” (I act with courage); Mercury — “Om Budhaya Namah” (I speak clearly).
  • Charity: Sports gear, education data packs, warm clothes.
  • Timing: Sunday sunrise (Sun), Tuesday morning (Mars), Wednesday morning (Mercury). See the Fasting by Weekday Plan for meal rules.
  • Daily micro-action: Brisk walk 15 minutes; declutter one shelf.

How to Build a 7-Day Dosha Reset

  1. Pick your focus dosha (Vata/Pitta/Kapha).
  2. Set two anchor days that support it (e.g., Vata = Monday + Saturday).
  3. Plan food: Write a simple grocery list for warm/light meals.
  4. Add mantra slots: 27 counts, morning or evening.
  5. Schedule charity: ₹11 or $3 aligned to the planet day; log in your phone.
  6. Track feelings: Sleep, mood, digestion in one line nightly.
  7. Review after 7 days: Keep what works; reduce what feels heavy.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Skipping water while fasting—always hydrate.
  • Mixing very spicy food with Pitta days.
  • Late-night screens on Moon days (worsens Vata/Pitta).
  • Heavy sweets on Kapha days—keep portions light.

FAQs

Can I work out while fasting?
Yes, keep it light to moderate. If you feel weak, stop, hydrate, and eat fruit.

Do I need to follow all three dosha plans?
Focus on your primary imbalance first. Add others after you feel stable.

What if I am unsure of my dosha?
Start with cooling Pitta remedies for 3 days, then grounding Vata for 3 days. Notice which calms you most.

How long to continue?
Run a 21-day cycle (three weeks). Reassess energy, sleep, and digestion; continue the parts that help.

Quick Checklist

  • Choose your focus dosha and two anchor days.
  • Prep matching foods and a ₹11 charity.
  • Set 27-count mantra sessions morning/evening.
  • Log mood, sleep, digestion nightly; adjust gently.

Keep remedies simple, safe, and repeatable. Pair planets, food, mantras, and small charity steps so balance builds without strain.

VedicGod Editorial Team

VedicGod Editorial Team

The VedicGod Editorial Team combines expertise in classical Vedic Astrology (Jyotish) with modern data-driven analysis. Our content is reviewed by certified Jyotish practitioners and grounded in authoritative texts like Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra. We're committed to making ancient wisdom accessible while maintaining accuracy and cultural authenticity.