What’s Your Ayurvedic Gut Type ?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  How predictable is your appetite?

  • A.
    Highly irregular — sometimes high, sometimes absent
  • B.
    Strong and consistent — I must eat on time
  • C.
    Mild and slow — I can easily delay or skip meals
• 2.
  What describes your hunger cues best?

  • A.
    Subtle — hunger builds slowly
  • B.
    Unreliable — come and go unpredictably
  • C.
    Sharp and urgent — can’t concentrate until I eat
• 3.
  How do you usually respond to heavy meals?

  • A.
    Feel acidic/heartburn/ sour belching
  • B.
    Feel bloated, gassy, or crampy
  • C.
    Feel dull, sleepy, and full for long
• 4.
  How does stress affect your digestion?

  • A.
    Immediately disturbs digestion, causes bloating or constipation
  • B.
    Reduces appetite / overeating because of stress
  • C.
    Triggers acidity or loose stools
• 5.
  How is your bowel movement pattern?

  • A.
    Irregular — may skip a day or pass multiple small stools
  • B.
    Regular once or twice daily, soft but not watery
  • C.
    Slow and heavy with sticky stools
• 6.
  How satisfied do you feel after a bowel movement?

  • A.
    Often still heavy or sluggish
  • B.
    Relieved and light
  • C.
    Incomplete or unsatisfied
• 7.
  How does your body feel after waking up in the morning?

  • A.
    Warm and alert — I feel ready to eat breakfast soon
  • B.
    Light and sometimes restless, but not always hungry
  • C.
    Heavy, slow, and sluggish — I prefer to delay eating
• 8.
  How do you feel about fasting or skipping a meal?

  • A.
    Can manage sometimes, but feel unsteady
  • B.
    Comfortable — even prefer it
  • C.
    Impossible — gets irritable and weak
• 9.
  How is your energy level through the day?

  • A.
    Variable — sudden highs and crashes
  • B.
    Steady but dull, feel lazy post meals
  • C.
    High and sharp, but may get irritable especially when hungry

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  our Gut is VĀTA Dominant 🌀

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  Your gut operates on an irregular rhythm — digestion fluctuates based on stress, sleep, and routine. You may notice bloating, gas, or a sense of fullness even after light meals. Travel, skipping meals, or eating cold/raw food easily disturbs your system.Focus on:Warm, freshly cooked meals at consistent times.Nourishing foods like soups, ghee, moong dal khichdi, cumin, and ajwain.Grounding habits — slow breathing, good sleep, and warmth.Avoid: Cold salads, raw vegetables, dry snacks, caffeine, and late-night meals.DisclaimerThis questionnaire is intended for educational and self-awareness purposes only. It does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For personalized Ayurvedic evaluation and care, please consult a qualified Ayurvedic physician.
• 2.
  Your Gut is PITTA Dominant 🔥

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  Your digestive fire is strong and sharp, meaning you process food efficiently but can easily tip into acidity. Hunger strikes fast and missing meals can lead to irritability or headaches. You may experience heartburn or loose stools when overstressed. Focus on: Cooling, hydrating foods like coconut water, cucumber, and aloe vera. Ghee, Traditional brown rice, moong dal, and sweet fruits. Maintaining emotional balance — avoid working while eating. Avoid: Spicy, oily, or fermented foods, excess salt, and long gaps between meals.DisclaimerThis questionnaire is intended for educational and self-awareness purposes only. It does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For personalized Ayurvedic evaluation and care, please consult a qualified Ayurvedic physician
• 3.
  Your Gut is KAPHA Dominant 💧

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  Your gut is steady, strong, and slow-burning, giving stability but tending toward sluggish digestion. You may feel heavy, drowsy, or full after meals, and gain weight easily if you eat late or indulge in rich heavy meals. Focus on: Light, warm, and mildly spiced foods that awaken digestion. Herbal teas with ginger, cinnamon, or black pepper. Early dinners, daily movement, and occasional light fasting. Avoid: Heavy, creamy, sweet, or fried foods, cold beverages, oversleeping, and inactivityDisclaimerThis questionnaire is intended for educational and self-awareness purposes only. It does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For personalized Ayurvedic evaluation and care, please consult a qualified Ayurvedic physician