Diet & Nutrition
Guides on weight loss, healthy eating, and diets for diabetes, PCOS, thyroid and heart health, and on when a dietitian can help.
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The GLP-1 Revolution: A Guide to Weight Loss Vaccines in India (2026)
Weight management in India has undergone a radical transformation. Moving beyond the "eat less, move more" mantra, we have entered the era of metabolic precision. With the recent

8 Must Have Natural Antibiotic Foods To Include In Your Diet
Microbial pathogens are a significant cause of foodborne illnesses resulting from the consumption of contaminated food. To combat this issue, various preservation techniques have been developed

Best Fiber Rich Foods for Weight Loss:
Benefits of High Fiber Food for Weight Loss A high-fiber diet offers several benefits for weight loss. Here are some of the key advantages: Promotes a
Walnut Benefits: A Nutrient-Packed Superfood
Besides being an excellent snack, walnuts are great for your health. They’re jam-packed with nutrients your body and mind require to stay healthy. Regular consumption
Top Reasons Why Obesity Is a Major Health Problem
In today's world, obesity stands as an urgent global health crisis, casting a shadow over both individuals and societies at large. Beyond its surface
7 Vegetables To Include In Your Winter Diet
Winter may be your favourite season but it brings along several health risks. The chilly winters can cause several infections, it makes your skin dry and
Gain Weight The Healthy Way With An Indian Diet
In a world afflicted with obesity and where almost everyone is fixated on losing pounds, rarely can you find people who are looking to gain weight
5 Diet Myths Debunked By Science
With social media and clickbait news sites, sharing interesting ‘facts’, information is spreading faster than ever. While dietary myths have existed before the advent of easily

Superfoods: Fact or Fiction?
Superfoods are any one particular type of food that are loaded with a nutrient compared to another food and are considered extremely beneficial for health. They
Is Eating Too Much Protein Bad or Good?
Your body needs proteins because they are the building blocks of everything inside you- your bones and tissues. They also help repair worn out tissues and

Medication induced Weight Gain: Is It a Reality
Even if you are a stickler for a healthy diet and rigorous workouts, you might notice your weight inching upwards. It could be a case of

Everything you need to know about pre and post workout nutrition
In order to be fit and healthy, exercise alone is not enough. The physical exertion helps in toning and sculpting your body, but that is not

What We Know About Obesity and Being Overweight
The battle against malnutrition in India has been going on for years now. But, it seems, there’s a new nutritional problem that’s affecting many

The Healthy Diet and Lifestyle Cheat Sheet for the Gifted
Prodigies. They exist all over the world. They have one or more of these: physique, talent, and aptitude to make it big. All they require is

Are You Eating Right? Women’s Nutritional Needs at Every Stage of Life
When you notice skin disorders or hair fall that indicate a nutritional deficiency, do you pop-in a multivitamin and move on? Take the time to understand

It’s National Nutrition Week! Here’s what you should know
Our packed routines often make us forget that the most basic and critical of all our requirements is proper nutrition! Eating right is even more important
About Diet & Nutrition
Everyone has advice about what you should eat, and much of it is contradictory. A qualified dietician gives you clear advice and builds a plan around your health, your routine and the food you actually enjoy, whether that is dal-chawal, idli or rotis.
When to See a Dietician
- Wanting to lose or gain weight in a way you can keep up
- Diabetes, PCOS, thyroid problems, high cholesterol or fatty liver, where food plays a big role
- Planning meals during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or for a fussy or underweight child
- Digestive problems that seem linked to certain foods
- Feeling confused by conflicting diet advice online
A Word on Quick Fixes
Be wary of plans that promise very fast weight loss, cut out whole food groups, or depend on expensive supplements. If food, weight or eating is causing you a lot of distress, please talk to a doctor as well.
Online or In-Clinic?
Nutrition consultations work very well online. Keep a food diary for a few days beforehand, and have your recent blood reports and weight handy. Follow-ups help the plan change as you do.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How fast should I lose weight?
Around half a kilo to one kilo a week is a realistic, safe pace for most people. Faster loss is usually water and muscle, and is harder to keep off.
Do I have to give up rice or roti to lose weight?
No. Overall portion size and balance matter most. A moderate portion of rice or roti with dal, vegetables and a source of protein works better than cutting out staples you will miss.
What is the difference between a dietician and a nutritionist?
In India, a dietician usually has formal training in clinical nutrition and can plan diets for medical conditions, while “nutritionist” is used more loosely. For a health condition, look for a qualified or registered dietician.
Do I need supplements?
Most people can get what they need from a balanced diet. Some people may need supplements, such as vitamin D, vitamin B12 for vegetarians, or iron during pregnancy, based on blood tests and a doctor’s advice. Avoid high doses without testing.