Highlights

  • Adding vegetables in raita is quite common in Indian households
  • Ayurveda claims that dahi and onions have opposite effects
  • Combining the two together can create an imbalance in your body

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Here's why onion in raita is a bad combination, as per Ayurveda

While many of us think adding vegetables to curd is a healthy habit, ayurveda claims it can be hazardous to our health. 

Here's why onion in raita is a bad combination, as per Ayurveda

Most of us enjoy our meals with a bowl of curd, especially in summers. While some prefer eating it plain, others like consuming it with a pinch of salt, black pepper and some vegetables.

Adding vegetables like onion, cucumber and bottle gourd (lauki) to curd for making raita is quite common in Indian households. However, as per Ayurveda, consuming onions in raita is not as healthy as you think and can be hazardous to our health.

Ayurveda claims that dahi and onions have opposite effects. Curd is cool in nature and onions are considered hot. Combining the two together can create an imbalance in your body which may lead to severe health issues like indigestion, acidity and bloating. In some cases, the reaction may also cause vomiting, food poisoning and skin allergies.

Also watch: Fear having curd in winters? Know what nutritionists say

Frequently Asked Questions

According to Ayurveda, it is a bad combination because curd (dahi) is cool in nature while onions are considered hot. Combining these two opposites can create an imbalance in the body.

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