Digestion concept & observation
Use Agni as traditional vocabulary while recording digestion in ordinary, non-diagnostic terms.
- Understand
- Observe
Only the inputs needed for a useful result
No hidden diagnosis layer is added behind your answers.
Specific, explainable, and appropriately uncertain
Visual summaries use qualitative signal states rather than unsupported percentage precision.
A small seven-day plan—not a treatment plan
The plan is for observation or routine experimentation only, and keeps uncertainty visible.
- Day 1: record meal timing and comfort.
- Day 2: repeat without changing multiple variables.
- Day 3: note whether the pattern differs from your baseline.
- Day 4: add one simple context note such as travel or unusual schedule.
- Day 5: look for repetition, not a cause.
- Day 6: keep any routine experiment modest and familiar.
- Day 7: review what is consistent, what is uncertain and whether professional input is needed.
What this module does not decide
Persistent pain, bleeding, repeated vomiting, marked weight change, dehydration or other concerning symptoms should not be normalized into an Ayurveda pattern.
Related modules
Recommendations come from the safe related-module graph, not arbitrary category proximity.
Digestion observation
Track comfort and change from baseline without labeling a disease or Agni type.
Open moduleMeal rhythm
Create a meal schedule that fits your real day without turning timing into a medical prescription.
Open module