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Routine Quiz according to Ayurveda

Ayurvedic Family This free quiz of your Routine can help you discover signs and symptoms of imbalance. When you are done you will be taken to a results page where you can view your imbalanced doshas & qualities from an ayurvedic perspective. The results from this test will guide you to healthy food choices and recipes matching your personal, individual ayurvedic diet. This test will take approximately ten minutes to fill.

Page 1: Please choose the symptoms you've experienced on a regular basis, or that were significant in the past.

Check the boxes that best describe your 'Routine'
Irregular sleep schedule
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Irregular sleep schedule
Vata aggravating
An irregular sleep schedule aggravates the liver and creates emotional instability. Although the mind loves freedom, the body loves stability. Regular mealtimes and bed schedule is the foundation of a healthy routine.

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Skipping meals
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Skipping meals
Vata aggravating
Some people skip meals because of a lack of routine. It's okay to skip a meal, however, if you aren't hungry. It is normal for Kapha people to skip breakfast, for example. Irregular mealtimes create metabolic instability, magnify food cravings, and l...

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Staying up late
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Staying up late
Vata aggravating
After 10pm you might notice a 'second wind' of energy that lasts until 1am. Many people use their second wind energy for working late, reading, and otherwise keeping the mind or body active. The second wind is actually for cleansing your organs, and ...

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Insomnia
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Insomnia
Vata aggravating
Among the many reasons people report insomnia are racing thoughts, waking up to go to the bathroom, etc. Are there any physical sensations accompanying night time restlessness? Trying to fall asleep itself can make a person hypersensitive to stimuli....

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Irregular meal times
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Irregular meal times
Vata aggravating
Irregular meal times create unstable blood sugar levels which can lead to binging on junk foods. Skipping meals aggravates Vata as well.

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Frequent snacking
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Frequent snacking
Vata aggravatingKapha aggravating
Fasting between meals gives the digestive organs a chance to rest, and improves the ability of the body to digest fat, a stable source of energy. Although recommended by western medicine, frequent snacking causes blood sugar instability and leads to ...

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Lack of exercise
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Lack of exercise
Kapha aggravating
The blood should be moved at least once a day. Flushing circulation helps detoxify, re-energize, and tone tissues. The best time to circulate your blood is in the morning before breakfast.

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Frequent exercise
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Frequent exercise
Vata aggravatingPitta aggravating
A person may decide to exercise frequently when self critical of their body, to overcome feelings of helpless, when trying to flush out toxins, or to release ambition and stress. Ayurveda suggests a mild restorative daily exercise routine without str...

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Eating late at night
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Eating late at night
Vata aggravatingKapha aggravating
Eating late at night provokes Kapha. When a person goes to bed with undigested food in the stomach, the food tends to stagnate both in the intestines and the blood, leading to weight gain. Sumo wrestlers in Japan gain weight by eating late at night. ...

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Childcare drainingFrequent travel

Describe your typical morning

Describe your typical workday

Describe your typical evening

Describe your typical weekend

What is your exercise routine?

What obstacles prevent you from keeping a good routine (including home, work, etc.)

What do you do for entertainment / fun?

How do you unwind / relax?
Check the boxes that best describe your 'Work'
Work unfulfillingStress
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Stress
Vata aggravating
Stress depresses Kapha people, stimulates Vata, and triggers aggression and hostility in Pitta. Mental stress is increased by physical stress. Physical stress is increased by an irregular eating or sleeping routine, toxicity, or overexertion. Stress ...

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Overwhelmed by responsibilities
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Overwhelmed by responsibilities
Kapha aggravating
Kapha people with poor circulation often report feeling overwhelmed, especially within 48 hrs of eating Kapha provoking foods.

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Workaholic
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Workaholic
Vata aggravatingPitta aggravating
Generally a sign of high Pitta and liver distress.

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Sedentary JobDaily physical labor
Long workday
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Long workday
Vata aggravatingPitta aggravating
To sustain a long workday over many years, it is essential to eat healthy meals on time and cook for oneself early in the morning or before bed.

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Feel stuck
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Feel stuck
Feeling stuck is related to water retention or liver congestion.

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Lack of Freedom / Independence
Feel judged / criticizedUndervalued / unrespectedNo job security
UnderpaidUnemployed / underemployedFinancially unstable
Family prevents career development

Describe your current job

Describe your ideal job

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