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Diet

Diet

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What to Eat for BREAKFAST
(Choose 1–2 options)

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Vegetable poha / upma
(less oil, less salt)

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Idli with sambar (no extra salt)

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Oats with vegetables

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2 small rotis with vegetable sabzi

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Vegetable omelette (1–2 eggs)

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Dalia / broken wheat porridge

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Low-fat curd with fruits

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Multigrain toast (1 slice) + boiled egg

What to Eat for LUNCH

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Atta roti / millet roti (jowar, bajra, ragi)

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Brown rice (small portion)

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Dal / rajma / chole

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Vegetable sabzi (lauki, tori, bhindi, spinach)

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Raw salad (cucumber, carrot, tomato)

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Low-fat curd or buttermilk (no salt)

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Fish / grilled chicken (small portion)

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What to Eat for DINNER (Light & Early)

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2 small rotis + vegetable sabzi

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Vegetable khichdi (less salt)

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Soup (vegetable / dal)

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Grilled fish / paneer + vegetables

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Steamed vegetables with dal

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Curd (if tolerated)

What to Eat as MID-MEAL SNACKS

Fruits: Apple, Papaya, Guava,
Orange, Pomegranate

Roasted chana

Makhana (dry roasted)

Murmura (unsalted)

Handful of nuts (almonds, walnuts)

What to Drink

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Water (throughout the day)

Natural Coconut water

Lemon water (no salt)

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Green tea / herbal tea

Low-fat milk

Avoid:

Energy drinks, sugar drinks labelled as health drinks

Excess and strong tea/coffee

Carbonated beverages, colas, sodas

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