Intake of medicated ghee, which has a bitter taste, purgation, and bloodletting procedures are to be used to treat the Pitta dosha that is worsened in Sarad ritu due to abrupt exposure to sunshine after the rainy season.
तिक्तं स्वादु कषायं च क्षुधितो अन्नं भजेत् लघु ।
शालि मुद्गं सिता धात्री पटोल मधु जाङ्गलं ॥
Use foods with bitter, sweet, and astringent flavours. Consume foods that are simple to digest, such as rice, green gramme, sugar, gooseberries, honey, and meat from animals that live in arid climates.
शुचि हंसोदकं नाम निर्मलं मलजित् जलं ।
नाभिष्यन्दि न वा रूक्षं पानादिषु अमृतोपमं ॥
The water known as Hamsodaka is purported to be clean and effective at treating vitiated dosha because it is heated during the day and chilled during the night, a process that is done for several days.
तुषार क्षार सौहित्य दधि तैल वस आतपान् ।
तीक्ष्ण मद्य दिवास्वप्न पुरोवातान् परित्यजेत् ॥
Avoid sunlight, strong alcoholic beverages, curd, oil, fat, cold weather, alkali substances, daytime napping, and easterly winds.
ऋत्वोः अन्त्यादि सप्ताहौ ऋतु सन्धिरिति स्मृतः ।
तत्र पूर्वा विधिस्त्याज्यः सेवनीयो अपरः क्रमात् ॥
Ritusandhi refers to the seven days that precede the start of the new season and the seven days that mark the end of the current season (inter season). To prevent diseases, the regimen that was followed during the previous season must be terminated and the regimen prescribed for the following month must be begun during the Ritusandhi.