The Compendium of Caraka 3.6.12_4

3.6.12_4

tatra samavātapittaśleṣmaṇāṃ prakṛtisthānāṃ samā bhavantyagnayaḥ, vātalānāṃ tu vātābhibhūte 'agnyadhiṣṭhāne viṣamā bhavantyagnayaḥ, pittalānāṃ tu pittābhibhūte hyagnyadhiṣṭhāne tīkṣṇā bhavantyagnayaḥ, śleṣmalānāṃ tu śleṣmābhibhūte 'agnyadhiṣṭhāne mandā bhavantyagnayaḥ//

Among them, those whose vāta, pitta, and kapha are in balance and stay in their normal state have balanced fires; in those prone to vāta, when the site of fire is dominated by vāta, the fires are irregular; in those prone to pitta, when the site of fire is dominated by pitta, the fires are sharp; and in those prone to kapha, when the site of fire is dominated by kapha, the fires are dull.