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Mung Bean
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Mung Bean
Vata aggravatingDryAstringent
Exercise caution with Mung Bean in 'Dry Summer' because it is vata aggravating, dry and astringent. Eating too much of Mung Bean could create an imbalance.

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Mung Bean Ayurvedic Medicinal Properties

Type: Beans-Legumes
Harvested in Summer
Serving Size: 1/4 c

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