Is this a medical diagnosis?

No. The constitution tendency assessment is an educational wellness tool grounded in traditional nine-type theory. It does not diagnose, treat, or identify any medical condition. The output describes general tendencies — like "leans toward warmth" or "leans toward coolness" — not disease states.

What does a "tendency" actually mean?

A tendency is a directional indicator, not a fixed label. Someone whose answers suggest a Yang-deficiency tendency may benefit from warming foods and steady routines, but this is a general classical pattern — not a personal verdict. Your actual wellness depends on many factors beyond this 29-item educational questionnaire.

Can I use this result in a deeper wellness plan?

Yes. The constitution result can be carried into a personal wellness plan that combines your tendency with your birth-year climate pattern, seasonal context, and location. This creates a multi-layer analysis that is more specific than the standalone assessment.

Why are some suggestions limited or generic?

The tool works from classical pattern-matching, not from your individual medical history. It intentionally stays within general lifestyle domains — diet, sleep, activity, emotional regulation — and does not attempt to be a personalised medical consultation.

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Constitution Tendency Assessment

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This tool uses a short questionnaire grounded in the traditional nine-type constitution framework (九种体质). Your answers are mapped to classical correspondences to suggest a wellness tendency — not a medical classification. Think of it as a compass, not a diagnosis: it tells you which direction your body's patterns lean toward, so you can explore foods, routines, and seasonal adjustments that harmonise with that tendency. Want a deeper analysis? Start a personal wellness plan to combine your constitution with your birth-year climate pattern.

Question 1 of 293%

How often do you feel tired or low on energy during daily activities?

The constitution assessment is an educational reference tool based on traditional wellness theory. It does not diagnose any medical condition, identify illness, or provide clinical treatment recommendations. All results are tendency descriptions, not medical classifications. For any health concern, consult a qualified healthcare professional.

Is this a medical diagnosis?: No. The constitution tendency assessment is an educational wellness tool grounded in traditional nine-type theory. It does not diagnose, treat, or identify any medical condition. The output describes general tendencies — like "leans toward warmth" or "leans toward coolness" — not disease states.
What does a "tendency" actually mean?: A tendency is a directional indicator, not a fixed label. Someone whose answers suggest a Yang-deficiency tendency may benefit from warming foods and steady routines, but this is a general classical pattern — not a personal verdict. Your actual wellness depends on many factors beyond this 29-item educational questionnaire.
Can I use this result in a deeper wellness plan?: Yes. The constitution result can be carried into a personal wellness plan that combines your tendency with your birth-year climate pattern, seasonal context, and location. This creates a multi-layer analysis that is more specific than the standalone assessment.
Why are some suggestions limited or generic?: The tool works from classical pattern-matching, not from your individual medical history. It intentionally stays within general lifestyle domains — diet, sleep, activity, emotional regulation — and does not attempt to be a personalised medical consultation.

Start my wellness plan

Constitution Tendency Assessment

Instant · Deterministic · No login required

Question 1 of 293%

How often do you feel tired or low on energy during daily activities?

Is this a medical diagnosis?: No. The constitution tendency assessment is an educational wellness tool grounded in traditional nine-type theory. It does not diagnose, treat, or identify any medical condition. The output describes general tendencies — like "leans toward warmth" or "leans toward coolness" — not disease states.
What does a "tendency" actually mean?: A tendency is a directional indicator, not a fixed label. Someone whose answers suggest a Yang-deficiency tendency may benefit from warming foods and steady routines, but this is a general classical pattern — not a personal verdict. Your actual wellness depends on many factors beyond this 29-item educational questionnaire.
Can I use this result in a deeper wellness plan?: Yes. The constitution result can be carried into a personal wellness plan that combines your tendency with your birth-year climate pattern, seasonal context, and location. This creates a multi-layer analysis that is more specific than the standalone assessment.
Why are some suggestions limited or generic?: The tool works from classical pattern-matching, not from your individual medical history. It intentionally stays within general lifestyle domains — diet, sleep, activity, emotional regulation — and does not attempt to be a personalised medical consultation.