Your digestive score, Agni type, and the real root cause of your gut symptoms
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This assessment measures five dimensions of digestive health — digestion quality, the gut-brain axis, microbiome health, elimination, and inflammatory load — and maps them against your Agni (digestive fire) type to identify the specific pattern driving your symptoms. Unlike generic dietary advice, this assessment recognises that different Agni types require fundamentally different interventions. Vishama Agni (erratic fire) responds to routine and nervous system regulation. Tikshna Agni (overactive fire) needs cooling and gut lining repair. Manda Agni (sluggish fire) requires activation through timing and movement. Applying the wrong protocol to the wrong Agni type consistently produces no results — or makes symptoms worse.
The standard gut health recommendations — probiotics, fibre, avoid gluten, drink more water — are population-level averages. Probiotics help Manda Agni individuals but can worsen SIBO in Vishama Agni. High-fibre diets support elimination in Manda but can produce significant bloating in Vishama or Tikshna patterns. The reason generic advice produces inconsistent results is not that it is wrong — it is that it is not personalised to your specific Agni type and gut pattern.
The gut contains over 100 million neurons and produces approximately 90% of the body's serotonin. The vagus nerve provides bidirectional communication between the gut and the brain — meaning gut health directly affects mood, cognition, and anxiety, and conversely, chronic stress directly disrupts gut motility, acid secretion, and microbiome composition. This is why purely dietary interventions often fail: if the gut-brain axis is dysregulated, the nervous system component must be addressed alongside the dietary one.
This assessment is for wellness and self-awareness purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have persistent or severe digestive symptoms, please consult a qualified gastroenterologist or healthcare professional.
Yukti Labs · yuktilabs.in · Wellness · Self-Knowledge · Inner Science
The gut is what Ayurveda has described for thousands of years: the primary site of health and disease in the human body. The gut-brain axis — bidirectional communication between the enteric nervous system and the brain — means gut dysfunction is directly implicated in anxiety, depression, cognitive fog, and immune dysregulation.
The gut contains over 500 million neurons — more than the spinal cord — and produces approximately 95% of the body's serotonin. It functions as a semi-autonomous nervous system capable of operating independently of the brain. Gut feelings are real: physiological intelligence, not metaphor.
In Ayurveda, Agni (digestive fire) is the central health concept. Sama Agni (balanced) indicates optimal digestion. Vishama Agni (irregular) indicates Vata imbalance. Tikshna Agni (sharp) indicates Pitta. Manda Agni (sluggish) indicates Kapha. Each requires a different approach.
The gut microbiome — approximately 38 trillion bacterial cells — functions as a metabolic organ, producing vitamins, regulating immune function, and synthesising neurotransmitters. Diversity is protective: low-diversity microbiomes are associated with obesity, depression, and inflammatory disease.
The assessment identifies your Agni type, your primary gut health concerns, and the specific dietary, lifestyle, and practice recommendations most relevant to your situation — drawing from both modern nutritional science and Ayurvedic clinical wisdom.