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Ayurveda attempts to provide overall wellness rather than just treating our physical ailments. In order to be fully healthy, one must understand every aspect of himself, including his mind and soul. Ayurveda's two of primary objectives are maintaining good health in healthy people and treating diseases in sick people. Maintaining health is the primary focus of one aspect of Ayurveda. Here, the term "health" refers to physical and mental as well as spiritual health. Ayurveda mentions a wide approach for keeping the body healthy and free from any kind of ailment. The WHO definition from 1948 states that health is a complete condition of physical, mental, and social well-being and not just the absence of sickness or disability. It implies that being physically healthy also includes being intellectually and emotionally fit. Our lifestyles in general should include maintaining good health. Since leading a healthy lifestyle can help prevent chronic diseases. Because of their unhealthy lifestyles, people nowadays are dealing with several health issues. Examples of lifestyle disorders include diabetes, hypertension, excessive cholesterol, and joint pain etc. Similar to Vibandha as stated in Ayurveda, constipation is itself a diseased condition or a symptom of disease. In general, it refers to fewer or difficult-to-pass bowel motions, hardened, painful stools, painful defecation, and the sensation of bloating, abdominal discomfort, or incomplete elimination. Painful defecation is frequently caused by constipation. The most frequent causes are dietary or routine changes, a lack of appropriate fiber intake, or both. Fluid homeostasis in the body is maintained by hormones. Constipation can be a symptom of a number of diseases and disorders that disturb the hormone balance, such as diabetes, hypothyroidism, and others. Therefore, a survey study was conducted to evaluate the relationship between constipation and lifestyle diseases in particular.