Fuel Your Body: Nutrition & Supplement Truths
Stop chasing magic pills and expensive meal replacements. Learn how to manage your daily home food for real fat loss and muscle gain, guided by science, not marketing hype.
People who drink beer without a thought question whey protein. Here I explain what whey is, the difference between concentrate and isolate, and how to take it.
A complete guide to creatine. Is it a steroid? Is it safe? How much to take? I answer all the common questions about this effective supplement.
I don't recommend meal replacement shakes. They are expensive, low in calories, and don't teach you sustainable eating habits. You'll likely regain all the weight once you stop.
A quick, high-protein breakfast recipe for busy mornings. This oatmeal bowl has complex carbs, healthy fats, and a scoop of whey protein to start your day strong.
The difference between weight loss and fat loss. Starving yourself will make you lose weight, but it's unhealthy and you'll lose muscle. The goal is to lose fat sustainably.
There is no separate whey protein for women, beginners, or old people. It's all a marketing gimmick. Choose concentrate, or isolate if you are lactose intolerant. It's that simple.
Why do parents fear whey protein? Because the market is full of fakes. A fake supplement can cause kidney and liver issues. Always buy genuine products from trusted sources.
About this collection
Stop wasting money on expensive meal replacements that leave you hungry. If you want sustainable fat loss, we start by quantifying the home-cooked meals you already eat—rice, roti, and dal included. My approach is simple: we manage your actual macros based on your daily reality, not some generic, costly shake plan that you will eventually quit.
Forget the Hype
Most people fail their fitness journey because they try to follow diets that do not match their lifestyle. You do not need expensive meal replacements or 'fat loss juices' to change your body. Real results come from mastering your nutrition—which starts with the food you already have in your kitchen.
The Science of Your Plate
We do not do 'good' or 'bad' foods. We do numbers. Whether you are aiming for fat loss or muscle gain, we calculate your calories and protein needs based on standard Indian home food like eggs, paneer, and lentils. This is not just about losing weight; it is about learning how to eat for the rest of your life.
Supplement Truths
I get asked daily: 'Is whey protein safe?' or 'Should I take creatine?'
- Whey Protein: It is not a magic muscle builder, and it is not a steroid. It is just convenient protein, similar to what you get from eggs or paneer. If you can meet your protein goals through solid food, you do not need it. But if you are busy, it is a tool.
- Creatine: One of the most researched supplements. It helps with strength and muscle recovery. It is safe for almost everyone when used correctly.
- The Reality Check: No supplement will fix a bad diet. If you are not tracking your calories and staying consistent with your training, powder in a jar will not help you.
My coaching is about discipline. It is about showing up, eating the right portions, and holding yourself accountable. No shortcuts.
Abhinandan Kuratti
Kelu bro, I don’t believe in magic shakes or shortcuts. My job is to fix your relationship with food using the same home meals you already eat, just with the discipline to track them properly. Let's stop guessing and start measuring.
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