Tuesday, 16 September 2025

Sustainable Weight Loss: The Indian Way to a Healthier You 🌿

 


Weight loss is not about starving yourself or following extreme crash diets – it’s about creating a healthy balance between food, lifestyle, and mindset. As a dietician, I have seen so many people struggle with quick fixes that only give temporary results. The real secret to lasting weight loss lies in personalized nutrition and consistency.

Why Indian Diet Works Best for Weight Loss 🍲

Many people think Western diets are superior, but the truth is, our traditional Indian meals are already nutrient-rich and weight-loss friendly when eaten in the right portions. From dal-chawal to roti-sabji, everything can be part of your journey if planned well.

  • Millets & Whole Grains: Bajra, jowar, and ragi help keep you full and balance sugar levels.

  • Seasonal Fruits & Vegetables: Naturally detoxify and provide vitamins.

  • Spices & Herbs: Turmeric, cumin, and fenugreek improve digestion and metabolism.

  • Protein-Rich Foods: Lentils, paneer, sprouts, and curd help in fat loss and muscle gain.

Common Mistakes People Make ❌

  1. Skipping meals thinking it will cut calories.

  2. Following fad diets like “only fruits” or “liquid cleanses”.

  3. Over-exercising without proper nutrition.

  4. Not managing stress and sleep.

My Approach as a Dietician ✅

I focus on customized diet plans based on your body type, health conditions (like PCOS, thyroid, diabetes), and lifestyle. Every person is unique, and so should be their diet. My clients lose weight without giving up their favorite foods – yes, you can still enjoy khichdi, thepla, or even a little dessert!

Real Results, Real Transformations 🌟

Clients who follow my plans not only lose weight but also see improvement in:

  • Energy levels

  • Skin and hair health

  • Better digestion

  • Balanced hormones

  • Long-term fat loss (not water weight)


Ready to Start Your Weight Loss Journey?

Don’t wait for Monday, don’t wait for the “perfect time” – the right time to invest in your health is NOW.

📞 Call/WhatsApp: +91 9687563126
🌐 www.dieticianshreyaoza.com
📸 Instagram: @dieticianshreya_

Monday, 25 August 2025

🌿 Protein Timing: The Desi Way to Smart Weight Loss

 


Namaste! I’m Dietician Shreya Oza, and today I want to share one of the most trending and practical diet tips for Indians—Protein Timing.

We all know dal, paneer, curd, and chana are our kitchen staples. But do you know when you eat these proteins can make a big difference in your weight loss, energy levels, and overall health?


🍲 What Is Protein Timing?

Protein timing means focusing not just on how much protein you eat, but when you eat it during the day.

  • A good protein-rich breakfast can keep you full till lunch.

  • Adding dal, sprouts, or paneer at lunch keeps your energy steady.

  • A post-walk or gym snack like roasted chana, curd with seeds, or a small protein shake helps your body recover.

  • Light protein at dinner (like moong dal khichdi or palak paneer) prevents late-night hunger pangs.


🌟 Why Is Everyone Talking About It?

✔️ Controls cravings – No more evening samosa or biscuit binge!
✔️ Supports weight loss – Burns fat but protects lean muscle.
✔️ Boosts metabolism – Your body works harder to digest protein, giving you a natural calorie burn.
✔️ Keeps you active – No mid-day sleepiness after lunch.


🥗 Desi Protein Timing Plan

TimeDesi Protein Options
🌅 Morning (7-8 AM)Besan chilla, moong sprouts chaat, or paneer paratha with curd
🍲 Lunch (1-2 PM)Dal + roti + sabzi + curd OR quinoa khichdi with sprouts
🏋️ Post-Workout (4-6 PM)Roasted chana + buttermilk, paneer cubes, or whey shake
🌙 Dinner (8-9 PM)Moong dal khichdi, palak paneer, or soy sabzi with roti

💡 Tips for Success

  1. Include 20–25 g protein per meal.

  2. Use local foods—dal, chana, soy, paneer, curd, seeds, nuts.

  3. Don’t overdo it—balance with vegetables, whole grains, and hydration.

  4. Keep dinners light but protein-rich to avoid late-night snacking.


🌼 Let’s Build Your Indian Diet Plan Together!

If you are struggling with weight loss, PCOS, energy crashes, or late-night cravings, protein timing can be your simple, desi-friendly solution.

📞 Call/WhatsApp: +91 96875 63126
🌐 Visit: www.dieticianshreyaoza.com
📸 Instagram: @dieticianshreya_

Monday, 18 August 2025

Breastfeeding and Weight Loss: A Healthy Guide for New Mothers


 Becoming a mother is one of the most beautiful experiences, but it also brings along a lot of changes in your body. Many new moms often ask me, “Can I lose weight while breastfeeding?” The good news is – yes, you can! Breastfeeding itself helps burn extra calories, but weight loss after delivery should be done safely and gradually to protect your health and your baby’s growth.

As a dietician in Ahmedabad, I’m here to guide you with practical, healthy, and sustainable steps.


🌸 How Breastfeeding Supports Weight Loss

  • Calorie Burn – Breastfeeding burns around 300–500 calories a day, which naturally helps shed pregnancy weight.

  • Hormonal Balance – It releases oxytocin, which helps the uterus return to its pre-pregnancy size faster.

  • Fat Utilization – Your body uses stored fat to produce milk, helping in natural weight loss.


🌱 Diet Tips for Healthy Weight Loss During Breastfeeding

  1. Never Skip Meals – Skipping meals reduces milk supply. Instead, eat small, frequent, nutrient-rich meals.

  2. Protein & Fiber Rich Foods – Add lentils, dals, sprouts, paneer, tofu, whole grains, fruits, and vegetables.

  3. Stay Hydrated – Drink at least 3 liters of water daily to maintain milk production.

  4. Avoid Crash Dieting – Sudden calorie cuts can affect your energy and baby’s nutrition.

  5. Smart Snacking – Replace fried snacks with makhana, nuts, seeds, or khakhra.

  6. Healthy Fats – Include ghee, flaxseeds, almonds, walnuts, and avocados in moderation.


🧘‍♀️ Lifestyle & Fitness Tips

  • Start with light walks .

  • Gradually include yoga or postnatal exercises to strengthen your core.

  • Sleep when your baby sleeps – rest is equally important for metabolism and recovery.


⚠️ Things to Avoid

  • Extreme dieting or detox programs.

  • Sugary drinks, excessive caffeine, and packaged foods.

  • Comparing your journey with others – every mother’s body is unique.


💡 Final Takeaway

Breastfeeding is not just a way to nourish your baby, but also a natural way to support your weight loss journey. With the right diet, hydration, and lifestyle changes, you can lose weight safely without affecting milk supply.

If you are a new mother and looking for a personalized diet plan for breastfeeding and weight loss, I can help you achieve your goals with the right nutrition.

📞 Contact: +91 9687563126
🌐 Visit: www.dieticianshreyaoza.com
📸 Instagram: @dieticianshreya_

Wednesday, 30 July 2025

🧘‍♀️ How to Control Your Weight During Indian Fasting – Tips from Dietician Shreya Oza



Fasting is an integral part of Indian culture—be it during Navratri, Shravan, or weekly fasts like Ekadashi or Monday fasting. But let’s face it: many of us fast with all the right intentions, only to overeat oily sabudana vadas or sugar-laden sweets, leading to weight gain instead of detoxification.

Hi, I’m the social media manager for Dietician Shreya Oza, and today I’m sharing expert-backed advice straight from Shreya herself on how to manage your weight during Indian fasting—without giving up on taste or tradition.


✨ 1. Understand the Purpose of Fasting

According to Shreya, “Fasting is not starvation; it’s a mindful pause for your digestive system. It’s not about skipping meals, but choosing simpler, cleaner foods.”

So first things first: don’t starve yourself, and equally important—don’t feast in the name of fasting.


🥗 2. Choose Your Fasting Foods Wisely

During fasts, people often turn to starchy, carb-heavy items like:

  • Sabudana khichdi

  • Potato chips or fries

  • Fried farali items

These spike your blood sugar and promote fat storage.

Shreya recommends:

  • Swap sabudana for samak rice or amaranth (rajgira) for better fibre and protein

  • Go baked or sautéed instead of deep-fried

  • Use rock salt (sendha namak) and minimal oil


💧 3. Hydrate, But Not Just with Water

Fasting can dehydrate you, which slows your metabolism and makes you feel tired (and more prone to emotional eating).

Try:

  • Coconut water

  • Lemon water with rock salt

  • Cucumber-mint infused water

  • Buttermilk (if allowed)

  • coriander juice 

  • curry patta juice 

These help in digestion, reduce cravings, and keep you full longer.


🍌 4. Watch the Fruits

Yes, fruits are allowed during fasting—but even fruits can spike insulin levels if overconsumed.

Shreya suggests:

  • Limit bananas and mangoes

  • Include fruits with a lower glycemic index like guava, apple, or papaya

  • Combine fruits with nuts for slower sugar absorption


🕓 5. Don’t Skip Meal Timing

During fasts, some people eat one heavy meal and nothing else. This confuses your metabolism.

Stick to:

  • Small, timely meals (every 3–4 hours)

  • Portion control, even with fasting-approved foods

  • Light dinner at least 2 hours before bedtime

Shreya always says: “Your body needs rhythm—even during fasting.”


🧂 6. Mind the Mindless Munching

Those fried banana chips and fast-approved sweets can creep into your day without you realizing.

Try this instead:

  • Makhana roasted with ghee and cumin

  • Roasted peanuts or almonds (a small handful)

  • Curd with cucumber or bottle gourd


✅ Bonus Tip: Keep Moving!

Light activity like walking, stretching, or yoga helps keep your metabolism active. Avoid intense workouts if your fast is restrictive—but don’t just sit all day.


Final Word from Dietician Shreya Oza:

“Fasting can be a spiritual and physical detox, if done mindfully. Don’t treat it as a free pass to eat all things ‘farali.’ Choose nourishing, natural foods and listen to your body’s cues.”

If you're looking for personalized fasting meal plans or want to make your fasts weight-friendly, DM us or book a consult with Shreya today.


Follow us on Instagram @dieticianshreya_ for daily fasting-friendly recipes, reels, and expert tips 🌱

📩 For appointments: +91 9687563126

Monday, 28 July 2025

🥗 Weight Loss Made Realistic: The Shreya Oza Way


 In today’s fast-paced world, weight loss can feel like chasing a moving target. With fad diets, overnight transformations, and social media trends, many lose motivation or fall into the trap of unsustainable routines. At Dietician Shreya Oza’s clinic, we believe in something different—real food, real science, and real results.

💡 Who is Dietician Shreya Oza?

Dietician Shreya Oza is a renowned clinical dietician and weight management expert who has transformed the lives of over 50,000 clients through customized diet plans, science-backed strategies, and holistic health coaching. Her mission is simple: help people build a healthy lifestyle, not just lose weight.


✅ The Shreya Oza Weight Loss Philosophy

Forget starving. Forget “one-size-fits-all” plans. At Shreya Oza’s clinic, weight loss is:

  • Personalized: Every plan is tailored to your lifestyle, work schedule, medical history, and preferences.

  • Sustainable: No crash diets, no meal replacements—just real Indian food, portioned smartly.

  • Holistic: From gut health to hormone balance, we address the root causes of weight gain.

  • Mindful: Weight loss is also about mental health. We help you rebuild your relationship with food.


🥦 What You Can Expect from Our Weight Loss Program

We take you through a step-by-step transformation:

  1. Initial Consultation: Get a complete nutritional and lifestyle assessment.

  2. Customized Plan: Receive a weekly plan based on your body’s needs and goals.

  3. Daily WhatsApp Support: Yes, we’re available when you need us!

  4. Progress Monitoring: Weekly check-ins and re-evaluation of your plan.

  5. Motivational Guidance: Stay encouraged with tips, videos, recipes, and more.


📈 Client Transformations

From moms to working professionals, PCOS warriors to post-pregnancy weight gain, we’ve seen real people make real changes. Some have lost 10 kg in 3 months, others have reversed pre-diabetes or finally fit into their old clothes.

💬 “Shreya’s diet didn’t feel like a diet. It felt like eating smarter, not lesser.”
— Radhika, 38, lost 8 kg in 2.5 months

💬 “Her plan fit into my busy office routine. I didn’t feel deprived.”
— Nikhil, 29, lost 12 kg in 4 months


📲 Let’s Connect Online

As Shreya’s Social Media Team, we bring her expert advice to your fingertips:

👉 Follow us on Instagram : @dietcianshreya_
👉 Check out Reels & Recipes every week


📝 Final Thoughts

Losing weight doesn’t need to be overwhelming. With Dietician Shreya Oza, it's about creating a better version of you—one healthy plate at a time. Whether you're in Mumbai, Delhi, or anywhere around the world, your weight loss journey can start today.

🔗 Book your free consultation now
📞 Call/WhatsApp: +91 9687563126
🌐 Website: www.shreyaoza.com

Sunday, 27 July 2025

🎉 Get Fit Before Festivals: Your Ultimate Pre-Festive Wellness Guide

 


By Dietician Shreya Oza

The festive season is around the corner — a time of joy, lights, sweets, and celebrations. But let’s be honest: it’s also the season where diets go for a toss, and post-festive guilt creeps in.

As a certified dietician, I’m here to help you flip the script. Instead of damage control after the festivals, let’s take charge before they begin. This blog is your step-by-step wellness plan to get fit before festivals, enjoy the celebrations guilt-free, and keep your health goals intact.


🌟 Why “Getting Fit Before Festivals” Is a Game-Changer

Most people wait until after Diwali, Navratri, or Christmas to restart their fitness journeys. But what if you entered the festive season already in shape — energized, glowing, and in control?

✔️ You’ll enjoy your favorite festive treats without stress.
✔️ You’ll look and feel your best in traditional outfits.
✔️ You’ll avoid extreme detoxes or crash diets later.

Let’s begin!


🥗 1. Kickstart with a Pre-Festival Detox (The Healthy Way)

Keyword: Pre-festival detox plan

A detox doesn’t mean starvation. It means supporting your liver, gut, and metabolism with nutrient-dense, anti-inflammatory foods.

✅ My 3-Day Pre-Festival Detox Plan:

  • Morning: Warm water with lemon + soaked fenugreek seeds

  • Breakfast: Green smoothie (spinach, banana, flaxseeds, almond milk)

  • Lunch: Quinoa + sautéed veggies + homemade curd

  • Snacks: Coconut water, nuts, or roasted chana

  • Dinner: Moong dal soup or khichdi + steamed veggies

Avoid sugar, processed food, alcohol, and fried snacks. Hydrate like a pro!


🏋️‍♀️ 2. Move Daily — Even for 30 Minutes

Keyword: Pre-festival workout plan

You don’t need a gym membership. Just consistency. A 30-minute daily movement habit can burn calories, boost mood, and improve digestion.

Try this simple weekly workout schedule:

  • Mon/Wed/Fri: Walk + bodyweight exercises (squats, planks, push-ups)

  • Tue/Thu: Yoga or Pilates

  • Weekend: Dance or Zumba (a great way to prep for Garba nights!)


🍬 3. Tame Your Sugar Cravings

Keyword: sugar control during festive season

Cutting sugar now will reset your taste buds and make you less likely to binge during the actual festivities.

Smart swaps:

  • Dates or jaggery instead of refined sugar

  • Fruit chaat instead of sweets

  • Herbal tea post-meals to curb sweet cravings

Pro tip: Avoid “zero sugar” or “diet” sweets — they often spike insulin too.


🌿 4. Adopt a "Light by Night" Rule

Late-night festive dinners are unavoidable. But now is the time to build a habit of eating early and light dinners.

Try this: Eat your last full meal by 7:30 PM. Sip on warm turmeric water at 9 PM if you're hungry.

This supports digestion, improves sleep, and promotes weight loss.


👚 5. Set a Goal: Dress, Not Weight

Forget the scale. Instead, pick your favorite festive outfit and set a goal to feel amazing in it. This keeps your motivation positive and festive-focused.

Take progress pics weekly — it’s more motivating than weighing yourself daily.


💥 Bonus: Supplements to Consider (Always Under Supervision)

  • Omega-3 (for skin & fat metabolism)

  • Probiotic (for gut health)

  • Vitamin D3 & B12 (commonly deficient in urban women)


🎯 Final Words From Shreya Oza: You’re Just 2 Weeks Away From Feeling Fabulous

Getting fit before festivals is not about depriving yourself — it’s about preparing your body and mind to celebrate fully. With a little discipline now, you can avoid the cycle of overindulgence and regret later.

Let’s make this festive season different — lighter, brighter, and guilt-free. 💫


📥 Want a Custom Diet Plan for the Festive Season?

I’m currently offering limited 1-on-1 festive diet consults. Tailored to your body, your cravings, and your schedule.

👉 CALL ON +91 9687563126



Let’s #GetFestiveFitTogether! 💪🌸


Wednesday, 16 July 2025

🫀 Hidden Danger in Your Plate: Rising Cholesterol in Young Adults!

 

Are you under 35 and already facing high cholesterol levels?

You're not alone. With more processed food, stress, and lack of exercise, cholesterol issues are on the rise—even among teenagers!

As Dietician Shreya Oza, I’ve seen a growing number of young clients with borderline or high cholesterol—and the good news is, you can reverse it with the right diet and lifestyle changes.

🔹 Say goodbye to oily snacks
🔹 Add more fiber, nuts, and greens
🔹 Control sugar and salt intake
🔹 Learn how to balance your fats smartly

👉 Want a personalized cholesterol-control diet plan that’s easy and effective?

📞 Call/WhatsApp: +91 96875 63126
🌐 Visit: www.dieticianshreyaoza.com
📸 Instagram: @dieticianshreya_

🌟 Start your journey to a healthy heart today—Because prevention starts with your plate!


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