Women's Health
Hormones, life stage and daily rhythm shape how a woman's body uses food. Our women's health dietitians build calm, evidence-based plans for fertility, pregnancy, PCOS, thyroid, perimenopause and beyond — respectful of Indian kitchens, work schedules and cultural context.
Precise care for the things that actually change lives.
PCOS & Insulin Resistance
Restore cycles and energy with a low-glycaemic Indian meal pattern, movement snacks and stress rhythm.
Fertility Nutrition
Preconception protocols covering folate, iron, vitamin D, thyroid support and gut health for both partners.
Pregnancy & Postpartum
Trimester-specific plans for weight, nausea, gestational diabetes, iron and lactation.
Perimenopause & Menopause
Protein-forward, bone-friendly eating with strategies for sleep, mood and midlife weight change.
Principles we won't compromise on.
Cycle-aware planning
Meals and movement adjusted to menstrual, gestational or menopausal phase — not a one-size template.
Labs before macros
We review HbA1c, insulin, thyroid, vitamin D, B12 and ferritin before setting targets.
Family kitchen fit
Plans work with what your family cooks — no separate meals, no imported ingredients.
What you get, in one calm package.
Every women's health engagement follows the same structure — so you always know what's next.
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160-minute clinical intake with history and lab review
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2Personalised 4-week meal plan with Indian breakfasts, lunches, dinners and snacks
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3Grocery list, cooking swaps and eating-out guide
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4Weekly check-ins via chat + one follow-up video call
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5Symptom, cycle and weight tracking journal
Guideline-driven. Not guesswork.
Every plan our dietitians write is traceable to peer-reviewed clinical guidance. No fads, no proprietary protocols, no supplement upsells.
- ICMR-NIN 2020 Dietary Guidelines for Indians
- ESHRE 2023 PCOS International Guideline
- FOGSI recommendations for pregnancy nutrition
Women's Health dietitians
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Women's Health in your city
Talk to a women's health dietitian this week.
First consult is a conversation, not a commitment.
Frequently asked
Do I need lab tests before booking?
Not for the first call. Bring whatever recent reports you have; your dietitian will advise if anything else is useful.
Can I continue with my gynaecologist / endocrinologist?
Yes — we work alongside your treating doctor and share a summary on request.
Is this safe during pregnancy?
Absolutely. Our pregnancy plans follow FOGSI and ICMR guidance; no crash diets, no restrictive protocols.