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byAnu GayathriAvailable online globallyStarts from2,000 Per MonthView full gallery

Ditch the fad diets and complex calorie counting. I am a clinical dietician helping you reach your health goals using simple, local ingredients straight from your kitchen.

As a mom, I know the postpartum journey is tough. Here are three simple, actionable tips I used myself to get back on track with my health while breastfeeding. It’s not about a quick fix, but about nourishing your body so you can feel strong and energized for your little one.

Let's bust a huge myth I hear all the time. You do not need to "eat for two" during pregnancy or lactation. Overeating can lead to unnecessary complications, so it's crucial to focus on nutrient-dense foods, not just more food. My plans are designed to give you and your baby exactly what you both need.

Hi, I'm Anu! I'm a Clinical Dietician with a Master's in Food Science, but I'm also a proud mom of two. I left my hospital job to focus on what I love most: helping people, especially fellow moms, build a healthy relationship with food through real, honest, and practical advice.

Did you know how important fiber is, especially if you have a desk job? Getting enough vegetables and fruits isn't just about vitamins; it's essential for good digestion, weight management, and keeping you full and satisfied. My plans focus on easily adding more fiber to your existing diet.

That 4 PM slump is real, especially for new and expecting moms. Instead of reaching for something you'll regret, here are five simple, protein-packed snack ideas like masala omelette and sprouts salad to keep your energy stable and prevent binge eating later.

Here’s a perfect example of my food philosophy: a 4-ingredient paneer scramble that takes less than 7 minutes to make. It's a high-protein, delicious, and versatile snack or meal base that the whole family can enjoy. Healthy eating can and should be this easy.

Ready for a change? Join my 60-day glow-up challenge. It’s not a crash diet, but a commitment to four basic habits: eating more veggies, moving your body daily, staying hydrated, and reducing junk food. This is how we build a sustainable healthy lifestyle together.

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If you are tired of restrictive plans that make you feel deprived, we should talk. My approach doesn't require imported superfoods or expensive supplements. Instead, I help you use what is already in your pantry—like sprouts, seasonal vegetables, or simple dairy staples—to build a diet that actually fits your routine. Whether you are managing PCOD or just trying to get your energy back after a long day, we focus on small, sustainable changes that you can keep up with long-term.

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