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Transformed lives & Reversed Lifestyle diseases by Balanced Diet
https://linktr.ee/dietvirtues Dt. I am also a visiting Dietician in Cantonment Hospital.

Vani is a well-known dietician who is a Post Graduate (Food Nutrition & Dietetics) from a renowned University (Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana). I have been running my own venture by the name of “Diet Virtues “, since last 10 years. I am certified expert and specialise in PCOD/ PCOS, Thyroid, Diabetes, Diet in IBD, Gut Health, Hormonal Imbalance in Females, Weight loss and Life Style Diseases and Children weight issues. I have been working quite closely with Indian Army and have played a significant role in shaping the troops of Indian Army with my diet and weight loss plans. I am empaneled with India's third largest life insurance company, Max life insurance . I have 1000+ satisfied clients in last 10 years across India and in other parts of World. I believe in providing Life Style Solutions and reversing life style diseases through a Well-Balanced Diet and never promote any kind of supplements, Fad diets and Fancy foods. I have been awarded as the outstanding dietician by Tejasvini foundation and best dietician 2022 by crazy tales. I have been invited to many important platforms to give Diet talks. This includes government body of Central research institute (CRI), Alumni of ISB, Hyderabad, Inner wheel club, Max life insurance and other frontal organizations of social welfare.

29/10/2026

Celebrating love, devotion, and togetherness. 🌙✨ Wishing everyone a beautiful and blessed Karwa Chauth!

29/10/2026

Karwa Chauth during pregnancy? Read this before you decide. 🤰

Love doesn’t have to be proven through hunger. Pregnancy requires regular food, hydration and rest. A full-day fast, especially without water, can carry risks. Here’s what to know 👇

🩺 1. Consult Your Doctor
Every pregnancy is different. Speak to your gynaecologist before fasting, even partially.

⛔ 2. Who Should Avoid Fasting?
Avoid fasting if you have:
• Gestational diabetes
• High BP or preeclampsia
• Anaemia or low weight
• Twins or multiple pregnancies
• Previous miscarriage or preterm labour
• Morning sickness, vomiting or a UTI

💧 3. Avoid Nirjala Fasting
Going without water can cause dehydration, dizziness, headaches and other complications.

🍽️ 4. Don’t Skip Meals
Long gaps between meals may lower blood sugar, causing weakness, shakiness or fainting.

🌿 5. Safer Ways to Observe Karwa Chauth
• Choose fruits, milk, nuts and coconut water if your doctor approves.
• Eat small, frequent meals.
• Participate in puja without fasting.
• Consider a symbolic fast with medical guidance.

🌅 6. Eat a Nourishing Sargi
Before sunrise, include fruits, dry fruits, paratha with dahi, paneer, milk, dates and plenty of water.

🌙 7. Break Your Fast Gently
Start with water or coconut water, followed by fruit or dates and a light, home-cooked meal. Avoid heavy, oily, fried or very sweet foods initially.

🛋️ 8. Rest and Stay Cool
Avoid heavy chores, prolonged standing, sun exposure and overexertion. Take regular breaks.

🚨 9. Know the Warning Signs
Stop fasting and seek immediate medical advice for dizziness, fainting, blurred vision, severe headache, palpitations, abdominal pain, cramps, reduced baby movements, very dark or little urine, vaginal bleeding or leaking fluid.

❤️ Remember: A healthy mother and baby are the greatest blessings. Your husband’s long life doesn’t depend on your hunger.

💬 Tag a pregnant friend or sister.
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📤 Share it with your family, especially elders.

This is general information, not medical advice. Consult your doctor for guidance specific to your pregnancy.

28/10/2026

Whole wheat doesn’t always mean 100% whole wheat! 🌾 Check the ingredients list, fibre content, and added sugar before buying bread. Save this Reel for your next grocery shopping trip!

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27/10/2026

Real progress begins with the right guidance and consistent support! 🌿

Sushma Sethi shares her 3-month journey with Dietician Vani, highlighting improvements in blood sugar, blood pressure, and acidity issues. Thank you for trusting Diet Virtues! 💚

For personalized nutrition guidance, connect with us today!

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24/10/2026

🫘 Kala channa: Protein or carbs? Let's clear up the confusion!

The answer is BOTH! Black chickpeas (kala channa) contain carbohydrates, plant-based protein and dietary fibre, making them a nutritious addition to a balanced Indian diet.

Here's what you should know 👇

💪 1. It provides plant-based protein
Protein supports muscle maintenance, tissue repair and many essential functions in the body.

⚡ 2. Carbohydrates provide energy
Kala channa contains complex carbohydrates that your body uses for energy.

🌿 3. It's rich in fibre
Dietary fibre supports digestive health and can help you feel fuller for longer.

🩸 4. It contains iron and other minerals
Black chickpeas provide iron, folate and other nutrients. Pair them with vitamin C-rich foods such as lemon, amla or capsicum to improve absorption of plant-based iron.

🥗 5. It can make your meals more balanced
Enjoy boiled kala channa as chaat, add it to salads, or pair it with roti and vegetables for a satisfying meal.

💡 Dietitian's tip: Don't classify foods as only “protein” or “carbs.” Many foods provide a combination of nutrients. Kala channa is a legume that contributes both protein and carbohydrates, along with fibre.

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23/10/2026

🌿 Isabgol (psyllium husk): Only for constipation? Actually, it has other uses too!

Isabgol is a soluble fibre that absorbs water and forms a gel in your digestive tract. It can help support bowel regularity and may also help with fullness and cholesterol management as part of an appropriate diet.

Here are 4 common ways people use it — along with what the evidence actually says 👇

💧 1. Isabgol with water for constipation
Psyllium absorbs water and helps soften and bulk up stool, making bowel movements easier. Mix it as directed on the product label and drink plenty of water.

🥣 2. Isabgol with curd for loose stools
Psyllium may help improve stool consistency in some cases because it absorbs water. However, curd mixed with isabgol is not a proven treatment for diarrhoea. Rehydration with oral rehydration solution (ORS) is important when you have diarrhoea.

🥛 3. Isabgol with milk for acidity or heartburn?
Milk may provide temporary relief for some people, but isabgol is not an established treatment for acid reflux. If you have frequent heartburn, speak with a healthcare professional.

🍋 4. Isabgol with lemon water for fullness and weight management
The soluble fibre can help you feel fuller, which may support appetite management. But lemon water does not burn fat, and isabgol alone does not cause weight loss.

✨ How to use isabgol safely

- Start with the amount recommended on the product label.
- Mix it with adequate liquid and drink promptly.
- Never swallow dry psyllium husk.
- Take medicines separately as advised by your pharmacist or doctor, as psyllium can affect their absorption.

⚠️ Important: Isabgol is not suitable for everyone. Avoid it if you have difficulty swallowing or a suspected bowel obstruction. Seek medical advice for persistent diarrhoea, blood in your stool, severe abdominal pain or constipation that doesn't improve.

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21/10/2026

You eat it every day, so you have the right to know the truth behind it.
After watching, tell me: will you still eat rusk?

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16/10/2026

Foot cramps, heel pain, tingling or burning sensations may have several causes, including nutrient deficiencies. Know the possible links, eat a balanced diet, and consult a healthcare professional for persistent symptoms.

16/10/2026

Does Meal Timing Matter for Weight Management?

Eating healthy is important, but does when you eat also make a difference? Yes, meal timing can influence your hunger, energy levels and eating habits. However, your overall calorie intake, food quality, physical activity and consistency matter more than following a perfect eating schedule.

Here are 5 things to know about meal timing and weight management:

1️⃣ Eat at Consistent Times
Following a reasonably consistent meal schedule may help you manage hunger and maintain a sustainable eating routine.

2️⃣ Avoid Skipping Meals If It Leads to Overeating
Skipping meals doesn't automatically cause weight gain. However, if it leaves you extremely hungry, you may find it harder to manage portions later.

3️⃣ Pay Attention to Late-Night Eating
Frequent late-night snacking can increase overall calorie intake, especially when you're eating out of boredom or habit rather than hunger.

4️⃣ Distribute Protein Throughout the Day
Include protein-rich foods such as dal, beans, paneer, curd, eggs or tofu in your meals to support fullness and help maintain muscle during weight loss.

5️⃣ Listen to Your Hunger and Fullness Cues
Eat according to your routine, appetite and nutritional needs instead of forcing yourself to follow rigid meal timings.

What Is the Best Time to Eat?

There is no single meal schedule that works for everyone. Choose timings that fit your lifestyle, support your energy needs and help you maintain balanced eating habits consistently.

Remember, weight management isn't about starving yourself, skipping dinner or avoiding food after a particular hour. It's about creating habits you can sustain over time.

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15/10/2026

Why Crash Diets Can Disrupt Your Menstrual Cycle
Trying to lose weight quickly by eating very little? Your menstrual cycle may be affected more than you realise.
Crash diets and extreme calorie restriction can deprive your body of the energy it needs to maintain normal hormonal function. When your energy intake is too low, your body may reduce the hormonal signals that regulate ovulation and menstruation.
Here’s how crash dieting can affect your menstrual cycle:
1️⃣ Hormonal Imbalance
Severe calorie restriction can affect the hormones responsible for regulating your menstrual cycle, potentially leading to irregular periods.
2️⃣ Missed or Delayed Periods
When your body doesn't receive enough energy, ovulation may become irregular or stop temporarily, causing delayed or missed periods.
3️⃣ Nutrient Deficiencies
Restrictive diets may leave you deficient in essential nutrients such as iron, vitamin B12, calcium and healthy fats, affecting your overall health.
4️⃣ Increased Physical Stress
Rapid weight loss combined with excessive exercise and inadequate food intake can place stress on your body and disrupt reproductive hormone production.
5️⃣ Reduced Bone Health
Prolonged low energy availability and reduced oestrogen levels can affect bone strength and increase the risk of bone loss.
Your goal should be to nourish your body, not deprive it.
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