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Eat Smart During Festivals & Travel

byNikita AgarwalOnline consultations & at clinic in Rohini, DelhiStarts from3,500 per monthView full gallery

Festivals and travel shouldn't mean pressing pause on your health. I help you navigate parties, vacations, and celebrations with practical, sustainable choices, not sacrifice.

Festivals are coming, which means lots of delicious food. Instead of feeling guilty, practice mindful eating. I share tips like making sweets at home, choosing baked snacks over fried ones, and controlling your portions to enjoy the season without weight gain.

Festivals and sweets go hand in hand, but they are often loaded with sugar and calories. I provide simple tips like choosing milk-based or nut-based sweets over fried ones and making them at home to enjoy a happy and healthy festive season.

Holi means gujiyas and thandai, but do you know their calorie count? I break down the calories and fat in these festive treats compared to healthier options, reminding you to enjoy mindfully.

Here are a few tips for your Ganesh Chaturthi fast. I explain how to fast the right way by eating saatvik food, staying hydrated, and choosing natural sweeteners to maintain your energy and health.

Many people fast for Janmashtami, but often do it the wrong way. I explain how to fast correctly to detoxify your body by choosing the right foods like nuts and fruits and avoiding fried items when you break the fast.

If you're enjoying 'Bhole Baba ka prasad' this Holi, this video is for you. I share natural remedies like ginger and lemon juice to help with a hangover and suggest light foods to help your body recover.

The wedding season is full of cocktail parties. I share tips on how to drink smartly, like eating before you drink, diluting your drinks with water instead of sugary mixers, and choosing healthy snacks like paneer or sprouts.

For my friends who love kitty parties, here's how you can enjoy them without worrying about your weight. I share practical tips like choosing one course, avoiding liquid calories, and hitting the dance floor to burn calories while having fun.

College fests are fun, but the food is often unhealthy. I give you three simple steps to make better choices, like opting for smoothies over sugary drinks and choosing wraps over pizza, so you can enjoy the fest without compromising your health.

Planning a road trip for the long weekend? Ditch the chips and cold drinks. I suggest healthy and easy-to-carry snacks like trail mix, makhana, and sandwiches to avoid bloating and excess calories.

About Enjoy Festivals & Travel, Guilt-Free

Don't starve yourself all day just because you have a party or a wedding function in the evening. This almost always leads to overeating later because your blood sugar crashes. Instead, have a small, protein-rich snack before you leave, so you are in control of your portions and not reaching for the first deep-fried appetizer you see.

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