Unlock the secrets of your health and well-being with Prakriti Parikshan, an ancient Ayurvedic method that identifies your unique Prakriti—the natural balance of Vata, Pitta, and Kapha doshas. At Ayurvishwa Healthcare, we offer in-depth, personalized consultations to help you live in harmony with your body’s natural constitution.
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In Ayurveda, Prakriti means your original mind-body constitution, determined at birth. It defines how your body responds to food, climate, emotions, and stress. Understanding your Prakriti is key to:
Preventing disease through lifestyle alignment
Managing emotions and mental clarity
Choosing food, herbs, and treatments that work best for you
Supporting digestion, immunity, and overall energy
Unlike general treatments, Prakriti-based care is personalized and sustainable—rooted in your body’s natural tendencies.
Over 10,000 successful Prakriti assessments done across Pune & Aurangabad
Experienced Ayurvedic doctors trained in Tridosha-based analysis
Accurate, non-invasive, time-tested diagnostic techniques
Combines Prakriti with Vikruti to design advanced Ayurvedic plans
High patient satisfaction with personalized, effective results
Anyone beginning Ayurvedic treatment
Those with lifestyle diseases like PCOD, obesity, acidity, or insomnia
Parents seeking personalized health plans for children
Professionals facing stress, fatigue, or burnout
Individuals aiming for long-term wellness and prevention
When your Prakriti is known, Ayurvedic doctors can create treatment plans aligned to your natural constitution—leading to more effective and lasting results.
Each Prakriti type carries natural predispositions that influence health and well-being.
Vata is linked with anxiety, dryness, and constipation; Pitta with acidity, anger, and inflammation; and Kapha with weight gain, congestion, and lethargy.
Cleansing and detox therapies like Panchakarma are more impactful when tailored to your Prakriti. This prevents aggravation of doshas and accelerates healing.
Prakriti Parikshan is the process of determining your Ayurvedic body type using the principles of Tridosha. It identifies your unique balance of
governs movement, flexibility, and nervous system
manages digestion, heat, and metabolism
provides structure, strength, and lubrication
The concept of Prakriti is based on the Tridosha theory—a fundamental Ayurvedic principle that all physical and mental processes are governed by the three doshas:
air & space
fire & water
water & earth
Balanced doshas mean good health. Prakriti Parikshan tells you which dosha dominates and how to manage it with the right food, lifestyle, and treatment.
Detects the dominant doshas and subtle imbalances through your pulse.
We analyze physical signs like eye shape, skin tone, nail type, hair texture, and walking style.
Your emotional tendencies, memory, speech, and stress response reveal mental Prakriti.
A detailed consultation report is provided with lifestyle, diet, herbs, and therapy recommendations according to your Prakriti and Vikruti.
Yes. Ayurveda corrects digestive imbalances and eliminates toxins for lasting relief.
Absolutely. Our herbal medicines are gentle and non-habit forming.
Many patients notice relief within 1–3 weeks, depending on the case.
Yes. Our approach is integrative and gradually reduces the need for other medications.
Not always. For severe or recurring issues, detox helps accelerate healing.
We address acidity, constipation, IBS, gas, bloating, GERD, and digestion-related migraines using personalized Ayurvedic treatment.
Instead of suppressing symptoms with antacids or laxatives, Ayurveda focuses on Agni (digestive fire), removing Ama (toxins), and balancing Vata, Pitta, and Kapha doshas
Yes. Our Ayurvedic doctors in Pune offer gentle, age-appropriate herbal remedies and diet plans for all age groups.
Absolutely. Our mind-gut healing approach uses herbs, pranayama, and Tridosha balancing to manage symptoms linked to anxiety and irregular digestion.
We recommend a light, warm, and dosha-specific diet, avoiding fried, processed, and incompatible food combinations that disrupt digestive balance.