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Ayurvedic Diet | Understand the Timing of Your Organs

How the Ayurvedic Approach Can Help You Tune into Your Body's Natural Clocks and Achieve Balance

March 9, 2023

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Ayurvedic diet is based on the idea that food can be used as medicine to maintain good health and prevent diseases. In Ayurveda, it is believed that each day is divided into specific time intervals, during which different organs in our body are at their peak performance. To optimize our health and prevent disease, it is important to understand our body’s natural rhythms and follow an Ayurvedic diet accordingly. Here is a breakdown of the 12 important organs and their corresponding time intervals.

The Human Body Time Table according to Ayurvedic Diet

TIME	ORGAN	REMARKS
3 – 5 AM	Lungs	Morning ozone can boost energy with breathing exercises, yoga, and meditation.
5 – 7 AM	Large Intestine	Waking up during this time can prevent constipation, and bathing with cold water can prevent nervous debility.
7 – 9 AM	Stomach	Breakfast should be completed by this time.
9 – 11 AM	Spleen	Avoid eating or drinking anything during this time, including water, as it can increase body temperature and fatigue, reduce digestion power, and cause palpitation and drowsiness in diabetic patients.
11 – 1 PM	Heart	Drink only water; avoid hard work and sleep during this time. High CO2 levels increase risk of heart attack, stroke, pain. Hospitals take extra caution for heart/diabetic patients.
1 – 3 PM	Small Intestine	After finishing lunch during this time, 5 minutes of rest can be taken just by closing eyes. Sleep shall be avoided.
3 – 5 PM	Urinary Bladder	It is the right time for coffee, tea or juice etc.
5 -7 PM	Kidney	This is the time to relax from routine work, otherwise renal failure or urinary infection may cause trouble.
7 – 9 PM	Heart Wall	Supper should have been finished during this hour. Otherwise, palpitation or chest pain may arise.
9 – 11 PM	Overall Body	This is the time to recharge the organs that worked since morning. So one shall go down to sleep and avoid reading books, watching TV or working with office files.
11 – 1 AM	Gall Bladder	One must sleep during this time otherwise one will not have any energy for next day’s work.
1 – 3 AM	Liver	This is the time for deep sleep. Otherwise it will affect eye-sight and body irritation.