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Virudha ahar (Antagonistic food material)
To keep a balanced mind in a balanced body, good food is of utmost importance. Incompatible foods are considered similar to poison and artificial poisoning. These type of incompatible foods are called virudha-ahar. By combining different types of food one can turn healthy foods to unhealthy ones and unhealthy foods to healthy ones.
  
Anything that causes aggravation of the doshas but does not expel them out of the body causes Viruddha (incompatibility) and so they remain antagonistic to the dhatus. 
 
Many times incompatible food do not produce diseases in those who are habituated to exercise (physical activity) and fatty foods, who have a strong digestive power and also who have become accustomed (by long use) to the food and the food which have been consumed in small quantities. 
 
Bad foods, which have become accustomed to the body, should be discontinued in the proportion of a quarter (one-fourth of the accustomed quantity) and wholesome food should be taken instead, slowly increasing by one, two or three periods of taking food.
 
The use of incompatible foods produce
  • Boils
  • Swelling
  • Toxicity
  • Abscess
  • Tumours of the abdomen
  • Tuberculosis
  • Loss of vigour, strength, memory, sense perceptions and intellect
  • Fever
  • Haemorrhagic diseases
  • Sometimes even death.
     
Treatment
Purificatory therapies should be adopted quickly for person suffering from the above mentioned diseases or in persons who are unfit for it. Palliative measures should be administered by the use of substances which have qualities opposite of those used earlier or even of those which are of similar properties, keeping in mind the condition of the body.
 

Types of dietetic incompatibility

  • Incompatibility by combination.
  • Incompatibility by quantity.
  • Incompatibility of taste, potency and post digestive state of food.
  • Some examples related to the incompatibility of dietetic articles.
  • Other factors leading to unwholesome diet.

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