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Pitta Dosha, as described in Ayurveda, is characterized by strong digestion (Tikshnagni), sharp intellect (Medha), moderate build, and intolerance to heat (Ushna) .While traditional assessment relies on observation (Darshana), enquiry (Prashna), and palpation (Sparshana), these methods lack reproducibility1.This study aims to enhance Prakruta karma, vrddhi & kshaya assessment by integrating subjective Ayurvedic indicators with objective biomedical tools5.Classical signs were systematically mapped to quantifiable parameters such as gastric pH, thermal imaging, ghrelin and leptin levels, cognitive function tests, and metabolic markers6.The model also addresses Pitta imbalances: Vriddhi (aggravation) was associated with elevated bile pigments, gastric hyperacidity, and liver function markers; Kshaya (depletion) correlated with low BMR, cold sensitivity, and reduced skin hydration8 .This integrative approach strengthens clinical practice by improving diagnostic precision, enabling early detection of Dosha imbalances, and supporting personalized treatment strategies9.It also facilitates standardization and opens avenues for interdisciplinary research, including Ayurgenomics and digital Prakriti profiling11.