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Built for your body

Weight Loss Diet Plan

A weight loss plan that survives past three weeks — structured Indian eating, calibrated to your labs and your goal, reviewed every day.

5 Practo (279)20+ years · 10,000+ clients
Built for your body
Weight Loss Diet Plan
Dt. Priyatama Srivastava
Clinical Dietitian
The short answer

A weight loss diet plan only works if you can actually live with it. The plans that fail are the ones that ignore your kitchen, your family meals, your office schedule and the quiet history of every diet you have already tried. The plan that works, year after year, is structured Indian eating — measured, documented, and adjusted to the labs you can move.

What a balanced plate holds
Go Moringa weight-loss thali — a balanced Indian plate: protein-rich dal, fibre-rich salad, sprouts, low-calorie sabzi, multigrain roti and gut-friendly curd, each component labelled
A Go Moringa weight-loss thali — balanced, not restrictive
No. 01

Why most weight loss diets fail

Crash diets, meal-replacement shakes and influencer PDFs share one flaw: they are not built for the person following them. They drop weight fast by cutting whole food groups, the body adapts, the plan becomes impossible to sustain, and the weight returns — often with interest. A diet plan that works is not glamorous. It is a normal Indian plate, portioned and timed correctly, that you can follow for life.

No. 02

How a personalised weight loss plan is built

Your plan begins with an assessment: current weight and measurements, lab work (thyroid, blood sugar, lipid profile, vitamin levels), medical history, daily routine and food preferences. From this, Dt. Priyatama builds a calorie-and-macro target and translates it into real meals — bajra phulka, dal, paneer, seasonal vegetables, fruit, ghee in measured spoons. The plan is yours alone; nothing is copy-pasted.

No. 03

What sustainable weight loss looks like

Most clients see measurable change within two to three weeks. Sustainable loss is typically two to four kilograms a month — fast enough to stay motivated, slow enough that it stays off. The goal is not a number on a scale next week; it is a body composition and a set of lab values that hold steady for years.

No. 04

You will not give up Indian food

Every plan is built around the food you already eat. Roti, rice, dal, sabzi, curd, regional dishes — all stay. They are portioned, paired and timed for your goal. We work with your kitchen, not against it, because a plan that bans the food your family cooks is a plan you will abandon.

No. 05

Daily check-in keeps the plan honest

Weight loss is not linear. Plateaus happen, schedules change, festivals arrive. The daily follow-up exists to adjust the plan to reality — revising portions, swapping meals, troubleshooting what is not working. An open WhatsApp line covers the questions in between.

How it works

Four steps, start to plan.

01

Assessment

Weight, measurements, lab reports, medical history, routine and food preferences are reviewed in detail.

02

Your diet chart

A calorie- and macro-calibrated plan, written as real Indian meals you can cook and eat every day.

03

Follow the plan

Eat normally from your own kitchen, in the portions and timings the plan sets out. No shakes, no banned food groups.

04

Daily revision

Your food photo and weight come in every day; the plan is reviewed against your progress and adjusted — plateaus, festivals and schedule changes included.

A sample day

What a day on the plan looks like.

7:00 AM
On waking
Warm water with soaked methi seeds; 5–6 soaked almonds
8:30 AM
Breakfast
2 besan or moong dal cheela with mint chutney, or vegetable poha with a bowl of curd
11:00 AM
Mid-morning
One seasonal fruit — guava, apple, papaya or orange
1:30 PM
Lunch
2 bajra or wheat phulka, 1 bowl dal, 1 bowl sabzi, salad, small bowl of curd
4:30 PM
Evening
Green tea or buttermilk; a handful of roasted chana or makhana
8:00 PM
Dinner
1 phulka with sabzi, or a large bowl of vegetable-and-lentil soup with paneer or grilled fish

An illustrative day only. Your actual plan is calibrated to your calorie target, lab values, medical conditions and food preferences — portions and meals will differ.

Before you book

Questions, honestly answered.

01How much weight can I lose with a personalised diet plan?
Sustainable weight loss is typically 2–4 kg per month. Most clients see measurable change within 2–3 weeks. The aim is loss that stays off — not a rapid drop that rebounds.
02Will I have to stop eating rice and roti?
No. Rice, roti, dal and sabzi remain on your plate. They are portioned and timed for your goal. A plan that bans staple Indian foods is a plan you cannot sustain.
03Is the weight loss plan available online?
Yes. The plan can be built and followed entirely through online consultation — assessment by video, plan delivered in writing, daily check-ins on call. See the online dietitian consultation page.
04Do you use meal-replacement shakes or supplements?
No. The plan is built on normal, cooked Indian food. Supplements are recommended only when a genuine, lab-confirmed deficiency exists.
05How is this different from a free diet chart online?
A free chart is generic. Your plan is calibrated to your blood work, medical history, body composition and kitchen, and is revised continually against your real progress — that is what makes weight loss hold.
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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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