
Consult with expert Ayurvedic doctors at Global Arogyalaya Hospital.
Book an Appointment"Prakruthi is your natural constitutional baseline; Vikruthi is your current state of Dosha imbalance."

"Prakruti in simple terms means the Nature of the individual."
प्रकृति स्वभाव इति उच्यते ।
Every individual in the universe is born with a set of physical and emotional peculiarities that determines their behaviour and health status. These peculiarities are attained at the time of conception itself and continuous throughout their lifetime.
The Prakriti of a patient influences his reaction to the environment thereby becoming a determining factor of life when it comes to personal decisions and physical well being.
Shareerika Prakruthi is of three primary types which can be subdivided into seven combinations:
The characteristic features of people having Vata prakruthi are based on the qualities of Vata dosha:
The characteristic features of people having Pitta prakruthi are based on the qualities of Pitta dosha:
The characteristic features of people having Kapha prakruthi are based on the qualities of Kapha dosha:


"According to Ayurveda health is defined as a state of balance of the three doshas and any imbalance results in disease."
रोगस्तु दोषवैषम्यं दोषसाम्यं आरोगता ।
Before knowing any disease in detail we must know what are the signs that the body shows due to an imbalance Dosha before they are manifested into a disease.
If we are able to understand these imbalances in the early stage itself, we'll be equipped to deal with it before our body progresses into a state of disease. As the saying goes, "Prevention is better than cure."
Our Vaidyas formulate customized preventive routines combining daily care, seasonal detox, and cellular rejuvenators:
Our Vaidyas perform Nadi Pariksha (Pulse Diagnosis), Ashtasthana Pariksha (8-fold examination), and physical/mental trait evaluation to determine your baseline Prakruthi and active Vikruthi.
Correcting Vikruthi early removes accumulated metabolic toxins (Ama) from bodily channels, preventing systemic organ damage and chronic disease onset.