Weight Gain : Excessive calorie intake / lack of physical activity / Kapha Dosha and Meda Dhatu Imbalance leading to bad Fat accumulation in body.

Weight Loss: Poor Digestive Fire (gut health), Imbalance of Vayu Dosha and Maans Dhatu, inadequate protein intake, lack of exercise, or underlying health conditions decreased strength (sharir bala) results into decreased Body mass.

More Weight Than Height: it Indicates obesity, which can result from overeating, lack of exercise, hormonal imbalances, or genetic factors.

Sudden Weight Loss: Excessive depletion of dhatus (tissues) and decreased nourishment (oja) leads to sudden Weight Loss. 

Weight Loss Associated with Stress: Stress disturbs the balance of all three doshas, leading to digestive disturbances and depletion of dhatus, and altered metabolism, resulting in weight loss

Weight Loss Associated with Digestive Problems: Digestive problems indicate impaired agni (digestive fire) leading to incomplete digestion and malabsorption of nutrients.

Weight Gain/Loss After Illnesses: Illnesses disrupt the balance of doshas, leading to imbalances in agni, affect metabolism, appetite. Decreased nutrient absorption leads mal-nourishment of dhatus causes fluctuations in weight.

Weight Gain/Loss After Pregnancy: Pregnancy and childbirth can lead to fluctuations in weight due to hormonal changes, increased calorie needs, and physical changes. Weight fluctuate if Post Pregnancy Care not taken properly.

Weight Gain Associated with Thyroid Imbalance: Thyroid disorders can lead to changes in metabolism and weight gain or loss depending on whether it’s hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism.

Weight Gain Associated with Gynecological Problems: Hormonal imbalances, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), Pregnancy or menopause can lead to weight gain.

Good Hunger but Not Gaining Weight: Imbalance of Vata dosha can lead to erratic hunger and metabolism, resulting in difficulty gaining weight.

Sudden Changes in Weight: Sudden changes in weight indicate imbalances in doshas, dhatus, and agni, requiring restoration of balance through diet and lifestyle modifications.

Weight Loss and Not Gaining Back: Imbalance of Vata dosha leads to decreased tissue formation and weak digestion, hindering weight gain.

Eating Less and Gaining Weight:Imbalance of Kapha dosha, aam ( toxin) formation in body leads to slow metabolism and excessive accumulation of fat tissue despite reduced food intake