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Nutrition Facts & Myth Busting: Evidence-Based Clarity

byNikita SureshOnline consultationsStarts from₹4,500 Per PackageView full gallery

Stop guessing what to eat. Let's separate scientific facts from diet trends and build a plan that actually works for your lifestyle.

Everyone tells you to "eat more protein," but what does that really mean? I explain the difference between animal and plant protein, how much you actually need, and why choosing fresh over frozen matters.

I did a genetic test to understand my body better and the results were surprising. It revealed my personal response to diet and exercise, including a likely intolerance to gluten and lactose. This is how I create truly personalized nutrition plans.

A strong heart needs both good nutrition and movement. I explain the benefits of weight training for heart health and share a heart-healthy yogurt bowl recipe. It's about nourishing your heart from the inside out.

Is the air fryer overrated? I give my professional take. While it's a better alternative to deep frying, I don't recommend it for regular use due to potential health risks and nutrient loss in certain foods.

Are collagen and biotin supplements worth it for skin and hair? I explain that unless you have a specific deficiency, these supplements may have little to no effect. A healthy diet and lifestyle are always the first priority.

Here's the truth about prebiotic and probiotic supplements. They can be useful in specific situations like after antibiotics or for certain gut conditions, but for generally healthy people, they offer little benefit and can sometimes disrupt your gut balance.

Is strength training for women underrated? Absolutely. I explain why resistance training is crucial for women to preserve muscle mass, increase strength, and support overall health as we age.

I don't know who needs to hear this, but a healthy lifestyle is about balance. This image of a beautiful fruit tart is a reminder that you can enjoy treats without guilt.

Eating healthy doesn't mean zero sugar. It's about moderation and making smart choices most of the time, so you can enjoy things like this ice cream cone without derailing your progress.

Carbs are not your enemy. This beautiful afternoon tea spread is a reminder that carbohydrates are an essential source of energy. The key is choosing the right types and portions.

About Nutrition Facts & Myth Busting

Let’s start with the basics. You do not need to cut out rice, give up rotis, or live on salads to see results. The most common myths I see—like the idea that carbs are always the enemy or that you must eat only protein—often ignore the most important factor: your body’s specific needs. My approach focuses on portion control and finding the right balance of macro-nutrients that fits into your actual daily schedule, not a restrictive model that leaves you hungry.

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Nikita Suresh

Online consultationsStarts from ₹4,500 Per Package

I’m Dr. Nikita. My goal is to simplify nutrition so you stop counting every calorie and start eating for health. I use my food science background to help you build a sustainable routine that actually fits your life.

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