What is a dosha test?
A dosha test is a structured questionnaire that estimates your Ayurvedic constitution — the balance of three forces, vata, pitta, and kapha — and where it has drifted out of balance right now.
Dosha test
A free dosha test in 18 questions.
Ayurveda reads the body as one system. This assessment estimates two things: your prakriti — your constitution, the blueprint you were born with — and your vikriti — where you've drifted out of balance right now. The gap between them is where most health issues begin.
this is a structured introduction, not a clinical diagnosis. A full read needs direct observation — tongue, nails, pulse, history, conversation. Treat your result as a working hypothesis, not a verdict.
for the first 12 questions, answer for the long arc of your life — the patterns your body has shown since adolescence. For the last 6, answer only for the last 3–6 months.
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How to take it
For the first 12 questions, answer for the long arc of your life — the patterns your body has shown since adolescence. For the last 6, answer only for the last 3–6 months.
Your prakriti
Question 1 of 18
Twelve questions. Answer for the long arc of your life, the patterns your body has shown since adolescence, not what is happening this season.
Your result
FAQ
A dosha test is a structured questionnaire that estimates your Ayurvedic constitution — the balance of three forces, vata, pitta, and kapha — and where it has drifted out of balance right now.
Prakriti is your blueprint, the constitution you were born with. Vikriti is your current state — where stress, season, and diet have pushed you off that baseline. The gap between them is where the work begins.
It's a strong working hypothesis, not a diagnosis. A clinical read uses tongue and nail observation, pulse, history, and conversation. Use the result to understand your pattern, then confirm it in a proper assessment.
Your prakriti never changes. Your vikriti shifts — retake the vikriti section every 4–6 weeks or after a big change in stress, season, or routine.