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Diet Plan

The document outlines a detailed diet plan for a 23-year-old non-vegetarian named Saiyam, including meal timings and food options throughout the day. It specifies nutritional information, such as protein, fat, carbs, and fiber content, and provides guidance on meal variety and modifications. Additionally, it addresses common questions regarding the diet plan's structure, frequency of changes, and strategies for adherence.

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Diet Plan

The document outlines a detailed diet plan for a 23-year-old non-vegetarian named Saiyam, including meal timings and food options throughout the day. It specifies nutritional information, such as protein, fat, carbs, and fiber content, and provides guidance on meal variety and modifications. Additionally, it addresses common questions regarding the diet plan's structure, frequency of changes, and strategies for adherence.

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Name: Saiyam

Age: 23
BMI: 29.86
Weight: 100.0
Diet Preference: Non-Vegetarian
Nutritionist Name: guntaas.luthrra@healthifyme.com

11:00 AM

Fennel Water(1.0 teacup)

11:15 AM

Egg Boiled(2.0 medium) Low Fat Curd(1.0 cup) Vegetable Upma(1.5 katori)
or
Multigrain Bread(2.0 slice) Masala Omelette(2.0 egg per omelette)
or
Overnight Oats with Nuts and Seeds(2.0 katori)
or
Dosa(2.0 medium) Coconut Chutney(1.0 tablespoon) Drumstick Sambar(1.0 katori)
or
Coconut Chutney(2.0 teaspoon) Uttapam(1.0 Uttapam) Sambar(1.5 katori)
or
Gobhi Parantha(2.0 paratha) Low Fat Curd(1.0 katori)
or
Boiled Egg(1.0 medium) Vegetable Poha(1.5 katori) Low Fat Curd(1.0 cup)

11:30 AM

Tea without Sugar(1.0 cup)

12:00 PM

Apple(0.5 small (2-3/4" dia)) Mixed Seeds(1.0 tablespoon)


or
Papaya(1.0 cup 1" pieces) Mixed Seeds(1.0 teaspoon)
or
Pomegranate(0.5 cup) Mixed Seeds(1.0 teaspoon)

02:00 PM

Wheat Roti(2.0 roti/chapati) Onion Tomato Salad(1.0 bowl) Chicken Keema(1.0 katori)
or
Dal(2.0 katori) Brown Rice(1.0 katori) Mixed Vegetable Salad(1.0 katori)
or
Wheat Roti(2.0 roti/chapati) Chicken Curry(1.0 katori) Low Fat Curd(0.5 katori) Salad(1.0 katori)
or
Roti(2.0 roti/chapati) Rajmah Curry(1.5 katori) Mixed Vegetable Salad(1.0 katori)
or
Idli(3.0 idli(regular)) Sambar(1.5 katori)
or
Roti(2.0 roti/chapati) Green Gram dal (1.0 katori) Cabbage Peas Sabji(1.0 katori) Tomato
Cucumber Salad(1.0 katori)
or
Wheat Roti(2.0 roti/chapati) Egg Curry(1.0 katori) Low Fat Curd(0.5 katori) Mixed Vegetable
Salad(1.0 katori)

04:00 PM

Apple(1.0 small (2-3/4" dia)) Peanut Butter(1.0 teaspoon)


or
Dates(3.0 small date, pitted)
or
Papaya(2.0 cup 1" pieces)

05:30 PM

Water(1.0 glass) Whey Protein(1.0 scoop)

08:00 PM

Grilled Chicken Salad(1.0 bowl) Stir Fried Vegetables(1.5 bowl)


or
Green Gram dal (2.0 katori) Brown Rice(1.0 cup) Salad(1.0 katori)
or
Grilled Chicken Breast with Vegetables(1.0 serve(chicken breast + vegetables))
or
Egg Salad(2.0 katori)
or
Roti(3.0 roti/chapati) Egg Curry(1.0 serve(1 egg + curry))
or
Chapatis(2.0 roti/chapati) Paneer Mutter Masala(1.0 katori) Low Fat Curd(0.5 katori) Salad(0.5
katori)
or
Urad Dal and Rice Dosa(2.0 small) Yogurt, plain, low fat, 12 grams protein per 8 ounce(1.0 katori)
Sambar(1.0 katori)

10:00 PM

Golden Milk(1.0 cup)

NOTES

Protein- 94g
Fat-60g
Carbs-220g
Fibre-30g
Special notes - Client is taking whey protein 1 scoop everyday. He wasnts chicken and eggs more than no
rmal food. He sleeps very late due to his studies , so added golden milk for post dinner.
QUANTITY HELP

Katori Small Bowl Tea Cup Bowl Cup Glass Large Glass
150ml 150ml 180ml 350ml 250ml 250ml 350ml

Commonly asked questions


Why does my diet plan have limited options?
Your diet plan has been created ensuring a balance of easily-repeatable meals with sufficient variety so that it doesn’t feel monotonous.
Your Diet Coach has given you 7 options for each major meal (i.e. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner). You have also been provided 3 to 4 options
for snacks that you can have between the major meals. Along with that, your coach has provided you with slight variations for each option
(for example replace a vegetable/fruit with any seasonal vegetable/fruit etc). In case you need further modifications to your plan, your coach
will be happy to help you. You can reach out to them via coach chat or a call.

How often will my diet plan be changed?


Your diet plan will be changed every month so that you have enough time to adapt to the diet and reap its benefits. This is done based on
enough scientific research. However, if you need any modifications or variations in your diet before the 4 weeks period, your Diet Coach will
be happy to help you.

Why does my plan seem monotonous?


It is perfectly normal to feel that way. The diet plan has been designed to ensure that the meals are simple enough and repeatable so you
can stick to it easily. If your plan seems too monotonous you can check out the “Recipes” section of the app or ask your Diet Coach for
some more variation in your plan. However, try to stick to a diet plan for the suggested amount of time to adapt to it and reap its benefits.

What can I do if my plan doesn't consider my preferences?


Your diet plan is based on the inputs shared by you and the first conversation between you and your Diet Coach. However, if you feel
unhappy with your diet plan, feel free to message or book a call with your coach. They will be happy to help you out and make any necessary
changes.

Why do I not see results despite following the plan?


Don’t be disheartened if you don't see results immediately. Weight loss doesn’t depend on diet alone, there are factors such as metabolism,
sleep, stress, and more that influence the process. However, if you have been consistent with the plan but haven’t been noticing results for
more than a month, feel free to reach out to your Diet Coach for assistance and advice. They can help you make the necessary changes to
your plan.

What do I do if I am unable to follow the plan every day due to a busy schedule?
Don’t worry! Following a plan every single day might get difficult at times. Work together with your Diet Coach to come up with simple
modifications that will suit your hectic lifestyle. You can try preparing your meals in advance to help you save on cooking time and deciding
what to eat. Small things like portion control, including enough protein and fibre in your meals will also help if you can’t follow the plan
completely.

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