Ayurvedic Medicine

Ayurvedic Medicine or Ayurveda (आयुर्वेद) is not a treatment. It is an entire medical system whose goal is the prevention of disease through the proper balance of three doshas: kapha, pitta, and vata.
Kapha - Responsible for all Structure & Lubrication in the Body.
KaphaKapha people are most often healthy, content, calm and soft-spoken. They tend to have a large frame and well-developed body and, of the three types, have the most trouble maintaining a desirable weight. They have a tendency to become possessive, greedy and envious when under stress. They are believed to be more prone to colds, flu and allergies.
Pitta - Responsible for all Metabolism in the Body.
PittaPitta people typically have a moderate body size and level of physical activity. They are strong-willed and ambitious. They may become short-tempered, irritable and aggressive when under stress. They are believed to be more prone to skin problems.
Vata - Responsible for all Movement in the Body.
VataVata people are usually physically active and have a thin body type. They may become indecisive, insecure, fearful and anxious when under stress. They are believed to be more prone to develop problems of their digestive system.
Identifying Your Dominant Dosha
The Ayurvedic practitioner's job is to identify the individual's combination of the three doshas, and prescribe dietary patterns, exercises, lifestyle changes, and therapies designed to bring the  person into balance.

The patient is evaluated using such techniques as observation, interview, and pulse diagnosis to determine the imbalances that are present in the body and make recommendations according to the patient's body type.
Dietary and herbal recommendations make up a large part of their treatments; but many other techniques such as meditation, hatha yoga, aroma therapy, and music therapy are also employed.
Find Out Your Ayurvedic Constitution
Your constitution determines your unique set of attributes, tendencies and personal traits. It also explains your personal needs for health and happiness, dietary requirements, types of exercise and climate.
 
Vata types, for example, benefit from simple, nourishing food and a regular routine.

Pitta types need to balance their schedules with leisure time.

Kapha types need a spicier diet and more stimulating activities.

Download the Ayurvedic Constitution Test

Read the questions and make a check if you feel that it describes you. Tick the question if it applies over time rather than just recently. 
The highest score is the principle that is predominant for you. However if two principles have similar scores, then a combination of two principles dominates your constitution.

For example you may be a vata-pitta or a pitta-kapha.

Mental Constitution - Astrology is also used in Ayurveda to provide additional insights about individual gifts. It can also be useful as a guideline for compatibility between two individuals.

Please note: This test is provided for reference purposes only. It is in no way intended for medical diagnosis or treatment.
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