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Therapeutic Diet Clinic in Gurgaon

Clinical nutrition for chronic conditions — diabetes, hypertension, thyroid, kidney, heart, PCOS. Diet that works alongside your medication.

5 Practo (279)20+ years · 10,000+ clients
Therapeutic Diet · programme reference
Therapeutic Diet Clinic in Gurgaon
Dt. Priyatama Srivastava
Clinical Dietitian
On this programme

A therapeutic diet is medical nutrition therapy — specific dietary protocols designed to manage, slow, or in some cases reverse chronic conditions. Diabetes, hypertension, thyroid disorders, PCOS, kidney conditions, heart disease, and inflammatory disorders all respond significantly to targeted dietary intervention. Go Moringa's therapeutic diet protocols are built on 20 years of clinical practice with 10,000+ clients, designed to complement (not replace) your physician's care.

The 5-step approach

The same protocol used across 10,000+ cases.

  1. 1Step 01

    Coordinate with your physician

    We review your medications, recent lab work, and treatment plan before designing the diet. For conditions like diabetes and thyroid, diet timing relative to medication matters significantly.

  2. 2Step 02

    Identify nutritional drivers

    Most chronic conditions have a nutritional component — inflammation, insulin resistance, micronutrient deficiency, gut dysbiosis. We test or screen for the most likely drivers in your case.

  3. 3Step 03

    Build a condition-specific plan

    Each condition has specific dietary requirements — low-GI for diabetes, low-sodium for hypertension, anti-inflammatory for thyroid and PCOS, low-protein for advanced kidney disease. The plans are Indian-meal-based and clinically appropriate.

  4. 4Step 04

    Monitor lab values

    Therapeutic diets are measured by lab improvements — HbA1c, fasting glucose, lipid profile, TSH, kidney function, inflammatory markers. We track these over 3-6 months and adjust the plan based on what's responding.

  5. 5Step 05

    Long-term management

    Chronic conditions are managed for life. Once we hit target lab values, we transition you to a maintenance protocol designed to keep those values stable for years.

What makes our therapeutic diet plans different

Not a programme. A practice.

No. 01

Diabetes diet

Type 2 diabetes responds dramatically to dietary intervention. Most of our diabetic clients see HbA1c drop by 1-2 percentage points within 4 months. The diet emphasises low-glycaemic carbohydrates, meal timing aligned to medication, adequate protein, and elimination of refined sugar. Many clients reduce or come off medication entirely (under physician supervision).

No. 02

Hypertension diet

DASH-protocol-based Indian eating — emphasis on potassium-rich foods (banana, coconut water, leafy greens), reduced sodium, low refined carbs. Most clients see systolic pressure drop 10-15 mmHg within 8 weeks of disciplined adherence.

No. 03

Thyroid + PCOS diet

Both conditions are inflammation-driven and respond to similar protocols — adequate iodine and selenium (for thyroid), anti-inflammatory foods, low-glycaemic carbs, specific micronutrients (vitamin D, B12, magnesium). Thyroid medication timing relative to meals is critical and often missed.

No. 04

Heart disease + lipid management

Post-MI and post-bypass clients need carefully designed diets that lower LDL, raise HDL, reduce triglycerides, and don't strain a recovering heart. We've worked with cardiology teams across Gurgaon hospitals for two decades on these protocols.

No. 05

Kidney diet

CKD diets are highly individualised — protein, potassium, phosphorus, and sodium restrictions vary by stage. We design plans for stages 3-4 CKD that are Indian-meal-friendly while staying within clinical limits. Dialysis patients have specific separate protocols.

No. 06

Inflammatory + autoimmune

Rheumatoid arthritis, autoimmune thyroiditis, lupus, and inflammatory bowel conditions respond to anti-inflammatory dietary patterns — Mediterranean-influenced Indian eating, elimination of inflammatory triggers, gut-supportive foods.

Who this is for

Designed for.

  • 01Diabetics (Type 1, Type 2, gestational, pre-diabetic)
  • 02Hypertension and cardiovascular disease
  • 03Hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, autoimmune thyroid disease
  • 04PCOS / PCOD
  • 05Chronic kidney disease (stages 3-4)
  • 06Liver conditions (fatty liver, hepatitis recovery)
  • 07Gout and high uric acid
  • 08Osteoporosis and bone health
  • 09Post-cancer treatment recovery
What is included

In every plan.

  • ·01Detailed clinical assessment + lab review
  • ·02Coordination with your physician's care plan
  • ·03Customised condition-specific Indian diet
  • ·04Monthly progress reviews + lab tracking
  • ·05Medication-meal timing guidance
  • ·06Long-term management plan
Before you book

Frequently asked, honestly answered.

01Can diet alone reverse my diabetes?
For early-stage Type 2 diabetes, significant remission is possible with disciplined dietary intervention — many of our clients have come off all diabetes medication while maintaining normal blood glucose. For longer-standing diabetes or Type 1, diet dramatically reduces complications and medication needs even if full reversal isn't achievable. Either way, you'll work with your physician, not against.
02Will I have to stop eating rice or roti?
No. We don't eliminate food groups. Portions and pairings change — rice paired with adequate protein and fibre has a different glucose impact than rice alone. We work with your existing Indian meal patterns rather than imposing foreign eating styles.
03How does this work alongside my doctor?
We do not replace your physician — we complement their care. Most conditions need both medication and dietary intervention. We coordinate with your treating doctor where helpful, and we never advise you to stop or change medication without their input.
04How long until I see lab improvements?
HbA1c reflects 3-month average glucose, so dietary changes show up after 3 months. Lipid profile responds in 6-8 weeks. Blood pressure responds in 4-6 weeks. Thyroid takes 3 months. We schedule lab repeats accordingly.
05I'm on insulin — can diet still help?
Yes, often substantially. Diet helps reduce insulin needs, improve glucose stability, prevent hypoglycaemia, and reduce long-term complications. Many insulin-dependent clients see their insulin doses halve over 6 months of disciplined eating.
Reviewed and approved by
Dt. Priyatama Srivastava

Dt. Priyatama Srivastava

Dietitian & Nutritionist · 20+ years

20+ years of clinical practice in Gurgaon. 10,000+ clients across India and worldwide.

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