In classical Ayurvedic medicine, Agni (digestive fire) is not a metaphor. It is the metabolic intelligence that transforms food into tissue, thought into clarity, and experience into wisdom. When Agni is strong, health follows. When it weakens, Ama (toxic residue) accumulates — and from that accumulation, disease begins.
This assessment is based on classical principles from the Charaka Samhita (internal medicine), Sushruta Samhita (surgery), and Ashtanga Hridayam (synthesis) — the foundational texts of Ayurvedic medicine known as the Brihat Trayi.
It determines your Agni type (balanced, variable, sharp, or slow), your Ama level (accumulated metabolic waste), and the dosha influence on your digestion. These are not personality traits — they are physiological patterns that respond to specific dietary, herbal, and lifestyle interventions.
Answers with a green edge indicate balanced Agni (Sama Agni). Answers with a purple edge mark areas you may not have observed before.
12 questions • ~4 minutes • Based on classical Ayurvedic diagnostics