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Enjoy Every Season & Festival With Balanced Nutrition

byShruti KhattarAvailable online globally & across Delhi NCRStarts from2,500 per 9-day cycleView full gallery

Festivals and changing seasons shouldn't mean pressing pause on your health. I help you navigate every celebration and summer heatwave with simple, guilt-free choices that fit your lifestyle.

Diwali parties and buffets can be enjoyed guilt-free. My top tips are to fill 60% of your plate with salad, practice portion control for other items, and hydrate well between bites.

This graphic shows how much activity is needed to burn off common Diwali sweets. A little awareness can help you make mindful choices during the festive season.

Here are my healthy festive guidelines, starting with breakfast. Options like coconut water with a banana, egg whites, or sprouts chaat will start your day right.

For a festive lunch, I suggest a balanced meal like stuffed roti with sabzi and salad, or dal and rice. You can even have a Subway sandwich, just be sure to add a salad.

What to eat before going out for a festive dinner? Having a small, protein-rich snack like eggs with veggies or sprouts can prevent you from overindulging later.

For your festive dinner, start with nuts and salads, stick to protein and veggies, and avoid a second helping. Enjoy the season with balance.

After the Navratra detox and Diwali indulgences, it's important to stay mindful. I'll be doing another detox plan post-Diwali, but that doesn't mean it's a license to overeat now!

After all the festival indulgences, it's important to give your system a break and detoxify. My 9-day detox package is designed to help you reset and feel refreshed.

Here are my top things to remember this summer. Balance activity with nutrition, practice mindful eating, and most importantly, stay hydrated.

The heat is on, so let's talk about 3 smart drinks for summer time. I'll show you options that are refreshing, hydrating, and packed with nutrients.

About Enjoy Every Season & Festival

Most people think festive eating requires a complete overhaul, but my approach is different. For Diwali, I do not ask you to skip the mithai. Instead, I teach you to pair it with specific protein-rich snacks beforehand to manage blood sugar levels and prevent the typical post-celebration slump.

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