Diabetic Diet Plan - Create Your Diabetes Healthy Eating Plan
Overview
This page provides comprehensive information about diabetic diet plans, including sample meal plans for different dietary preferences, guidance on diabetes management through nutrition, and details about the Sugarfit Diabetes Reversal Program.
Important Disclaimer: The sample diet plans provided are not customized. Do not follow these without consulting with healthcare professionals.
Sample Diabetes Diet Charts
Eggetarian Diabetic Diet Chart
1 Day Meal Plan:
- Breakfast: Masala Omelette with whole wheat bread
- 11 am Snack: Yoghurt with berries
- Lunch: Egg (brown) rice with carrots, peas and beans
- Evening Snack: Hummus with veggies
- Dinner: Mixed Vegetable curry with whole wheat roti or brown rice
Non-Vegetarian Diabetic Diet Chart
1 Day Meal Plan:
- Breakfast: Hard-boiled egg salad
- 11 am Snack: Seed trailer mix
- Lunch: Tuna salad with whole wheat pasta
- Evening Snack: Chickpea chat with vegetables
- Dinner: Roasted chicken with brown rice or whole wheat roti
Vegetarian Diabetic Diet Chart
1 Day Meal Plan:
- Breakfast: Ragi Idli, Sambar, Dal Chutney
- 11 am Snack: A bowl of green gram sprouts
- Lunch: Brown Rice with lentils and yoghurt
- Evening Snack: Vegetable salad
- Dinner: Whole wheat roti with palak paneer
Understanding Diabetes and Diet
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes is a condition that occurs when the body reaches an incompetence stage where it cannot regulate the sugar flowing through one's bloodstream owing to the overabundance of sugar in the body.
Type 1 Diabetes
Type 1 Diabetes is an auto-immune condition where the body kills off the pancreatic cells that produce insulin. This results in a situation where the body no longer produces natural insulin. People diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes are required to inject insulin into their body.
Type 2 Diabetes
Type II Diabetes is where the body becomes resistant to the insulin that is already present in the body. Lifestyle changes coupled with oral medication help one to offset Type II Diabetes. While the body can be sent back to remission once diagnosed with Type II diabetes, there have been cases where the resistance becomes so staunch that these methods no longer work.
Global Impact
Diabetes affects almost 422 million people globally, with 25% unaware that they have it.
Complications of Diabetes
Ignorance can result in the condition worsening and even leading to death. Although diabetes can cause additional health concerns, there are various strategies to avoid or delay these complications.
1. Heart Diseases
- Diabetes puts you twice as likely as someone without diabetes to get heart disease or a stroke—and at a younger age
- The longer you have diabetes, the more probable it is that you will develop heart disease
- High blood sugar levels can damage blood vessels and the nerves that control your heart over time
- Heart disease is the top cause of death in the United States for both men and women
- By adopting certain lifestyle choices, you can reduce your risk of heart disease and improve your heart health
2. Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)
- Diabetes patients are more likely to have CKD
- CKD often manifests slowly and with minimal symptoms
- Many people do not recognize they have CKD until the disease has progressed to the point where they require dialysis or a kidney transplant
- Research shows that one in every three diabetic adults has CKD
- Regular testing through blood and urine is recommended for early detection
- Early treatment is the most effective and can help avoid future health issues
3. Nerve Damage
- High blood sugar levels for an extended period can cause nerve damage
- High blood sugar affects nerves, causing them to cease delivering messages to multiple areas of the body
- Nerve injury can result in health issues ranging from slight numbness to excruciating pain
- Nerve damage affects half of all diabetics
- Maintaining blood sugar levels as close to normal as possible can help avoid or delay nerve damage
- Symptoms of nerve injury normally appear gradually
4. Eye Conditions
- Diabetic retinopathy
- Macular edema (which commonly develops alongside diabetic retinopathy)
- Cataracts
- Glaucoma
- All of these conditions can cause vision loss
- Early detection and treatment can help safeguard vision
- Diabetes can harm eyes over time, causing vision loss and possibly blindness
- Controlling diabetes and getting regular eye examinations can help prevent and treat visual impairments
Prevention and Management
Controlling your blood sugar, blood pressure, and blood fats will substantially lower your chances of running into complications. This includes:
- Attending regular diabetes health checks
- Learning how to care for yourself between appointments
- Working with your diabetes healthcare team
While complications that come hand in hand with diabetes can be avoided or delayed, one must take action on time in order to effectively manage diabetes.
Frequently Asked Questions About Diabetes Diet
1. What is the best diet for diabetics?
Among the best diets for diabetes would be food categories that do not have many carbs and high sugar content. The diet should include:
- Abundant leafy greens
- Fresh fruits and vegetables
- Nuts
- Low-fat dairy products
Ensuring a well-balanced meal with equal vitamins, minerals, and a lot of fiber is important.
2. What foods can diabetics eat freely?
Any foods that are high in fiber, and protein, and low in carbs can be included in the diabetes diet:
- Quinoa
- Whole grains
- Fruits like apples, oranges, kiwis, avocados
- Buttermilk (adds protein to the diet)
- Snacks like nuts, makhana, and puffed rice that have a low glycemic index
3. What 10 foods should diabetics avoid?
Some of the worst choices in food categories for a person with diabetes:
- Fried meats
- Starchy vegetables like potatoes
- High-sugar beverages
- Foods high in fats like cheese
- Packaged and processed foods
- French fries and chips
- White carbohydrates like white bread, rice (white) and pasta (white)
- Sweetened cereals
- High glycemic fruits like mangoes (in excess)
- White rice
4. What is good for breakfast for a diabetic?
Good breakfast options should be filled with fiber so that they will keep you full and will not cause spikes in sugar levels:
- Quinoa upma
- Whole grain parathas with veggies
- Sandwiches with vegetables
- Eggs
- Milk with almonds and walnuts
- Ragi dosa or chilla
5. What are the foods that won't cause a spike in blood sugar?
Foods that have a low glycemic index will not raise your blood sugar levels. These foods will have a higher content of fiber and fewer carbs:
- Seeds
- Natural fats
- Cinnamon
- Turmeric
- Leafy greens
- Fruits
- Non-starchy vegetables
- Flax seeds
- Beans
- Lentils
- Dals
Diet for Diabetes - Complete Guide
Importance of Nutrition and Physical Activity
When you have diabetes, nutrition and physical exercise are critical components of a healthy lifestyle. Following a highly nutritious diet and being active will help you keep your blood glucose level, commonly known as blood sugar, within your target range.
Balancing Your Diet
To control your blood glucose levels, you must balance:
- What you eat and drink
- Physical exercise
- Diabetic medication (if necessary)
Key Factors
- What you eat
- How much you eat
- When you eat
All are essential factors in keeping your blood glucose level within the range recommended by your healthcare provider.
Getting Started
Getting more active and changing your eating and drinking habits might be difficult at first. It may be simpler to begin with modest adjustments and seek assistance from family, friends, and your healthcare team.
The Diabetes Plate Method
The Diabetes Plate Method is the simplest approach to preparing nutritious meals that can aid with blood sugar management. You can make correctly portioned meals with a healthy mix of vegetables, protein, and carbs with this method—without counting, calculating, weighing, or measuring.
How to Use the Diabetes Plate Method
Half Your Plate: Non-Starchy Vegetables
- Non-starchy vegetables contain fewer carbohydrates
- They do not significantly elevate blood sugar levels
- They are abundant in vitamins, minerals, and fiber
- Filling half your plate with non-starchy vegetables ensures you get lots of these superfoods
One-Quarter of Your Plate: Lean Protein
- Fish, poultry, lean beef, soy products, and cheese are examples of protein foods
- Protein foods typically include saturated fat, which may raise your risk of heart disease
- Lean proteins include less fat and saturated fat, making them a healthier option
- Note: Some plant-based protein foods (such as beans and legumes) are also heavy in carbs
One-Quarter of Your Plate: Carbohydrate Foods
- Grains
- Starchy vegetables
- Beans and legumes
- Fruit
- Yogurt
- Milk
These foods have the most impact on blood sugar levels. Limiting your carbohydrate intake to one-quarter of your plate will help maintain blood sugar levels stable after meals.
Benefits of a Diabetes Diet Plan
A diabetic diet provides additional benefits in addition to diabetes management:
- A diabetic diet that includes enough fruits, vegetables, and fiber is likely to lower your risk of cardiovascular disease and some forms of cancer
- Consuming low-fat dairy products can also lower your chance of developing poor bone mass in the future
Importance of Meal Timing and Portions
- It is critical that you eat the recommended quantity of food each day
- Your eating plan will contain how much you should eat to get the right quantity of carbohydrates in each meal or snack
- Plan for regular, balanced meals to avoid high or low blood sugar levels
- Eating approximately the same quantity of carbohydrates at each meal can be beneficial
Personalized Nutrition
Every decade, dietary recommendations appear to vary. There is no specific diet that is suitable for everyone. Even identical twins metabolize food differently. As a result, a diet plan must be tailored to your specific body and how it functions.
Sugarfit Diabetes Reversal Program
Program Results
Based on 90-day outcome of clients with A1c>8% and RCG with A1c>8%:
- 90% observed a decrease in their blood sugar levels
- 12% average drop in HbA1c levels
- 3+ Kg average weight-loss
How Sugarfit Diabetic Diet Plan is Beneficial
Sugarfit diets are tailored specifically to your body and how it reacts to food:
- No single diet works for everyone
- Thorough understanding of your body using continuous glucose monitoring and other procedures
- Foods that you are familiar with and that can be made alongside what your family normally cooks
- Diet programs selected by expert doctors, dieticians, nutritionists, and researchers
- Empathetic and stigma-free approach to diabetes
Why the Programme Really Works
- Track your blood sugar spikes in real time
- Reduce and totally eliminate your medicine
- Simple eating with no fad dieting
- India's Most Compassionate Diabetes Specialist Doctors
What's Included in the Plan
Continuous Glucose Monitoring
Technology that collects real-time blood sugar data for analysis.
On-Demand Doctor Supervision
No more once-in-a-blue-moon appointments!
Dedicated Diabetes Expert
Daily support and answers to questions are just a WhatsApp message away!
Comprehensive Diagnostic Testing
A 70+ parameter blood and urine check-up at onboarding and diabetes screening tests every quarter.
Mobile App
By studying your lifestyle, the SugarFit app delivers precision behavioural health plans and empathetic coaching.
Personalised Plans
Personalised and easy to follow meal, stress and sleep plans.
Related Diabetic Diet Resources
- Hypoglycemia Diet
- Vegetarian Diet for Diabetes
- Gestational Diabetes Diet
- Prediabetes Diet
Real-Life Success Stories
Sunil (Chennai, 64 years old)
- HbA1c: 13% → 6.7%
- Joined Sugarfit on May 10th
- Struggled with type 2 diabetes for 7-8 years
- Diagnosed with COVID-19 in 2022
Sudipto Sarar (Diagnosed at age 30)
- HbA1c: 10.9% → 6.7%
- Completely transformed life with Sugarfit
Sulekha (34 years old, Cybersecurity Professional, Bangalore)
- HbA1c: 10.1% → 5.1%
- Diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes in December 2022
Shrinivas
First consultation with Dr. Pradeepa and Coach Sharanya, both helpful in diabetes management journey.
Madhav
- Sugar Level: 431 mg/dL → 114 mg/dL
- Journey began in 2022
- Symptoms noticed after drinking sugary, carbonated drinks at a wedding
Somana (Hyderabad, 77 years old)
- HbA1c: 10.2% → 7.8%
- Living with diabetes for 44 years
- Regularly taking diabetes medication
Maltesh (40-year-old IT Professional)
- HbA1c: 10.7% → 6.2%
- Sugar Level: 350 mg/dL → 130 mg/dL
- Diagnosed with diabetes in 2021
- Blood sugar levels between 252 and 300
Jitendra Kalan (33-year-old IT Professional)
- HbA1c: 8% → 5.7%
- Lost 8 kg in three months during third wave of COVID in 2022
- Dropped from 80 to 72 kg
- Experienced frequent headaches
Sirisha (Homemaker, Mother of 9-year-old)
- HbA1c: 12.7% → 9.5%
- Diagnosed with Type 1.5 diabetes 12 years ago
- Struggled to control sugar levels even with medication
Anand Tatti
- HbA1c: 6.2% → 0%
- Blood sugar levels came under control
- Weight reduced
- Waist measurement reduced (measured once a week)
Arjun Pai (35 years old)
- HbA1c: 13.2% → 8.2%
- Started transformative journey with Sugarfit in 2023
Venkatraman
- HbA1c: 8.2% → 6.5%
- Diabetic for more than 12 years
- Previously managing with tablets
Vijay Krishna
- HbA1c: 8.7% → 6.5%
- Diabetic since 2012
- Joined Sugarfit in February 2023
Sudeep Mukherjee
- HbA1c: 12.5% → 8.5%
- Insulin: 160 units reduced
- Pleasant experience overall
- Excellent support from team
Vinod Narayan
- HbA1c: 10.4% → 6.8%
- Insulin: 168 units reduced
- Lifestyle changes happened drastically
- Coach follows up daily regarding food and physical activity
Anantharam Ganesh
- HbA1c: 10.9% → 7.8%
- Weight: Lost 5.5 Kgs
- Sugar fit helped change eating habits smoothly
Shiv Nigam
- HbA1c: 12.8% → 8.8%
- Sugar Level: 200 mg/dL → 160 mg/dL
- Never used to go for walks, now walks 5000 to 6000 steps everyday
- Used to take insulin but now doesn't need it
- Reduced insulin in just 14 days
Sharada
- Weight: Lost 11 Kgs
- Insulin: 18 units → 13 units
- Results achieved with walking, exercising, proper food
- Sugar came down drastically
Rajesh
- HbA1c: 11.3% → 6.3%
- Weight: Lost 7 Kgs
- Weight went from 80kg to 73kgs
- Medications reduced
- Improved energy levels with proper diet
Ankesh
- HbA1c: 7.8% → 5.8%
- Sugar Level: 200 mg/dL → 110 mg/dL
- Now mindful of food intake
- Can easily resist food or snacks
Ajay Kumar
- HbA1c: 6.5% → 5.5%
- Sugar Level: 130 mg/dL → 100 mg/dL
- Sugar fit treats customers as friends and family
- Tremendous job in guiding
Anil Kumar
- HbA1c: 6.1% → 5.4%
- Weight: Lost 8 Kgs
- Committing to daily milestones as per dietitian
- Food, sleeping habits and workouts easily manageable through app
Archana
- HbA1c: 9.8% → 6.6%
- Weight: Lost 10 Kgs
- Walks daily for 20 minutes post meal
- Also walks for 1 hour daily
- Covers 12000 steps in a day
Jayashree
- HbA1c: 8% → 6.3%
- Weight: Lost 8 Kgs
- LFT (Liver panel) and other readings getting better
- Feeling much more energetic
- Started walking, going out, enjoying shopping
T D Ashok
- HbA1c: 6.3% → 5.3%
- Sugar Level: 120 mg/dL → 90 mg/dL
- Hunger was main challenge
- Coach helped by providing different food options
Suraj
- HbA1c: 6.4% → 5.3%
- Weight: Lost 18 Kgs
- Learned that adding 2-3 small habits each week can achieve greater heights
Amrutha Bhaskar
- HbA1c: 9.4% → 7.1%
- Sugar Level: 390 mg/dL → 112 mg/dL
- Started walking at least 5000 steps
- Used to feel very lazy and lethargic before program
Syed
- HbA1c: 8.9% → 5.6%
- Sugar Level: 160 mg/dL → 110 mg/dL
- Initially not aware of sugar fit
- Immediately subscribed after zoom meeting
Masood
- HbA1c: 8% → 6%
- Sugar Level: 150 mg/dL → 85 mg/dL
- Before Sugar fit wasn't much aware of sugar or diabetes
- Used to take medicines to control it
- Did not have any diet or fitness routine
Girish
- HbA1c: 8.9% → 5.3%
- Sugar Level: 220 mg/dL → 84 mg/dL
- Changed entire daily routine and habits
- Before joining used to visit doctors every 3 to 6 months
Sanjeev
- HbA1c: 9.6% → 6.7%
- Sugar Level: 198 mg/dL → 160 mg/dL
- Before joining was not attentive in managing sugar levels
- Working life is very hectic
- Only used to visit doctors and take medicines
Rahul
- HbA1c: 13% → 5.7%
- Sugar Level: 300 mg/dL → 90 mg/dL
- No fitness routine before sugar fit
- Added proper sleep routine, exercise routine and diet routine
Chirag
- HbA1c: 13.5% → 6.1%
- Sugar Level: 238 mg/dL → 128 mg/dL
- Very hard to understand how diabetes happened with no family history
- Major difference in energy levels
Asha Gupta
- HbA1c: 7.8% → 6.7%
- Sugar Level: 148 mg/dL → 104 mg/dL
- Everyone in yoga group noticed weight loss
- People asking how weight was reduced
- Following proper diet chart
Usha
- HbA1c: 13% → 8%
- Sugar Level: 250 mg/dL → 120 mg/dL
- Major improvements in energy levels
- Daily routine changed after joining sugar fit
- Started walking daily
- Never used to have breakfast before
Pramod
- HbA1c: 7.8% → 6.2%
- Sugar Level: 130 mg/dL → 100 mg/dL
- Helped in cleaner eating
- Disciplined eating
- On single oral medication for diabetes
Rohit
- HbA1c: 7.7% → 5.5%
- Big thanks to Sugarfit
- Health coach Shivani was big help
Mukesh
- HbA1c: 8.4% → 6.2%
- Sugar Level: 130 mg/dL → 95 mg/dL
- Would recommend sugarfit to anyone with high sugar levels
- Went to office after 2 years and people noticed change
Kumaresan
- HbA1c: 12% → 5.8%
- Medication: Reduced by 30%
- Thought diabetes would be lifelong
- Doctor said it would be lifelong medication
- Needed to follow strict regime
Manoj Prakash
- HbA1c: 10% → 6%
- Sugar Level: 300 mg/dL → 100 mg/dL
- Entire process was excellent
- Everyday call with dietician
- Dietician concerned about how feeling each day
- Was taking five tablets before
Praveen Kumar
- HbA1c: 11% → 6.2%
- Medication: 10 tablets → 1 tablet
- Food portions actually increased since starting programme
- Just eating healthy now
- Started cycling for long distances
- Coach helped entire family
Additional Success Stories Summary
Shaktimayee Pradhan (41 Years)
- HbA1c: 9.9% → 7.9%
- Sugar Level: 180 mg/dL → 118 mg/dL
Anuradha Joshirao (71 Years)
- HbA1c: 8.5% → 6.6%
- Having sugar for last 11 years
Rakesh Tiwari (58 Years)
- HbA1c: 9.3% → 7%
- Dietician and health coach important in journey
Sushil Goyal (47 Years)
- HbA1c: 7.3% → 6.2%
- Thanks Sugarfit team for diabetes reversal programme
Aarti Arora (47 Years)
- HbA1c: 11.1% → 5.9%
- Thankful for coming across Sugarfit
- Purchased yearly package to reverse sugar
KM Prasad (65 Years)
- HbA1c: 6.7% → 6.1%
- Expresses gratitude for Health and Nutrition coach
Manish Gupta (41 Years)
- HbA1c: 8.4% → 5.7%
- Diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in 2017
- Blamed hectic work life and genes
Sunil Kumar R (37 Years)
- Sugar Level: 300 mg/dL → 120 mg/dL
- From Bangalore
- Suffering from Diabetes for 5 years
Ashutosh Kumar Srivastava (64 Years)
- HbA1c: 9.7% → 7.2%
- Sugar Level: 270 mg/dL → 126 mg/dL
- Joined Sugarfit community on Jan 10
Rahul Bhandari (32 Years)
- HbA1c: 10.4% → 5.5%
- Pleased to share great news
Simon Felix Fernando (40 Years)
- Sugar Level: 200 mg/dL → 101 mg/dL
- Health can be tricky
- Biology complications can be taxing
Shourabh Goyal (48 Years)
- HbA1c: 12.9% → 5.7%
- Post Covid health check up in 2022
- Diagnosed with type 2 diabetes
Anita Sujeeth (39 Years)
- HbA1c: 7% → 5.8%
- Joined Sugar fit in August 2022
- Unable to understand what to do initially
Rashmi Sharma (53 Years)
- HbA1c: 6.3% → 5.6%
- Thanks Vaishali Ma'am for guidance and support
Akshay Jain (39 Years)
- HbA1c: 8.4% → 6.3%
- Appreciates Vaishali ma'am for commendable guidance
Kamal Gupta (37 Years)
- HbA1c: 7.2% → 5.7%
- Weight: Lost 8 kg
- In 6 months went from 7.2 HbA1c to 5.7%
- Thanks to Mehreen and family support
Amit Sankhla (44 Years)
- HbA1c: 8% → 6.3%
- Sincere thanks to coach Deepa
- Extremely supportive during last year journey
Gunavathi Sridhar (44 Years)
- HbA1c: 9.3% → 6%
- Weight: Lost 9 kg
- Sugar fit very helpful in health journey
Rohit Gurudev (47 Years)
- HbA1c: 7.3% → 6.4%
- Journey started on 3rd Dec 2022
- Fantastic journey
Sunita (47 Years)
- HbA1c: 9.6% → 6.6%
- Part of sugar.fit program for last 11 months
- HC has been Rizwana
P.K. Kabaujiya
- HbA1c: 7.5% → 6.3%
- Weight: Lost 5 kg
- Cholesterol levels, Vitamin D and HbA1c brought down to almost normal
Vijaya Kumar
- HbA1c: 9.3% → 6.5%
- CEO for Star Infratech, Bangalore
- 6 doctors in family
- Sugar was not under control despite family doctors
Deepak Singh Chauhan
- Weight: Lost 10 kg
- Thankful to team for help in fitness journey
Ajay A (29 Years)
- Heartfelt gratitude for exceptional care
- Received care from Rizwana
Ramesh Kr Agrahari (38 Years)
- Member from 20th Feb 22 to 8th Feb 2023
- Improved a lot during period
- Health coach Vaishali ma'am helped
Sunil Singh (40 Years)
- Joined Sugarfit in Feb'23
- Sharing experience with Sugarfit
Mahesh
- Deep appreciation for help from Health Coach Rizwana
- Managing blood sugar levels
Ravikumar HM
- Gratitude for superb work by Health Coach Rizwana
- Fortunate to have coach who encouraged and motivated
Medical Team
Dr. Chhavi Mehra
Qualifications: MBBS, MD (Internal Medicine), UCSF (USA)
Experience: 31 years
Location: HSR Layout, Bengaluru
Registration Number: KMC 104569
Languages: English, Hindi
Background:
- Senior Internal Medicine specialist with over 25 years of experience
- Special interest in treating chronic conditions
- Practised as a Consultant in California, USA for over 10 years
- Associated with leading Specialty chains in India
- MBBS from JLN Medical College & Hospital, Ajmer
- MD, Residency, Internal Medicine from Alameda County Medical Centre, University of California, USA
Expertise:
- Diagnosing and medically treating all kinds of ailments and medical conditions
- Diabetes, hypertension, thyroid disorders, asthma, cholesterol-related issues, emphysema
- Other chronic medical conditions in patients of all ages
- Identifying and treating metabolic problems
- Offers medication, nutrition, diet and lifestyle plans
- Known for scientific evidence-based and holistic approach to cure
Dr. Soumya YS
Qualifications: MBBS, DNB - Family Medicine, Family Physician, General Physician
Experience: 27 years
Registration Number: KMC 53434
Languages: English
Background:
- Family Physician and General Physician in Uttarahalli, Bangalore
- 18 years of experience in these fields
- Practices at Soukhya Family Clinic in Uttarahalli, Bangalore
- Practices at Sagar Hospitals in Jayanagar, Bangalore
- MBBS from Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences, Hubli, (KIMS) in 1999
- DNB - Family Medicine from St. Martha's Heart Centre, Nrupathunga Road in 2011
Dr. Usha Hullahalli Vasudev Rao
Qualifications: MBBS, DNB (Family Medicine)
Experience: 22 years
Registration Number: KMC 53586
Languages: English, Kannada, Hindi
Background:
- Family Medicine Specialist with over 19 years experience
- Special interest in Diabetes management and primary care for lifestyle diseases
- Worked in Manipal Hospital in Bangalore
- Worked in Al Ahalia Hospital and Eastern Ahalia Medical Centre-Abu Dhabi, UAE
- MBBS from Bangalore Medical College
- DNB in Family Medicine from St. Philomenas Hospital
- Treats all common medical and surgical conditions
- Good at listening to problems and provides appropriate treatment and guidance
Dr. Mayuri Dutta
Qualifications: MBBS, DNB Family Medicine
Experience: 20 years
Registration Number: ASS 2003 0000040 KTK
Languages: English
Background:
- Registered medical practitioner with more than 18 years of expertise
- Passed MBBS in 1st class from Guwahati Medical College, Assam
- DNB from St Marthas hospital Bangalore
- Worked in various leading hospitals to corporate healthcare
- Extensive experience in leading preventative health programs
- Practises general medicine and can treat all medical and surgical conditions
- Core beliefs: Care with empathy, practising evidence based medicine and prevention before cure
Dr. Pratiksha Shishir Patil
Qualifications: MBBS, Diploma in Diabetology & FCPS Medicine
Experience: 18 years
Languages: Hindi, English, Marathi
Background:
- Well experienced Diabetologist with 16+ years
- MBBS from Dr V.M Government Medical College Solapur
- Diploma in Diabetology from T.N.Medical College & B.Y.L.Nair Hospital Mumbai
- UNIVERSITY TOPPER in diabetology
- Consultant Diabetologist and Physician at renowned hospitals in Mumbai
- Experience in managing all types of Diabetic cases including Diabetic emergencies (Ketoacidosis etc.)
- Experience with type I diabetes, Gestational diabetes
- Experience in diagnosing and managing General Medicine patients
- Manages patients with neurological, nephrological issues and infectious diseases
Dr. Shalini Chandan
Qualifications: MBBS, DNB - Family Medicine
Experience: 15 years
Registration Number: ANP20090000418KTK
Languages: Telugu, English
Background:
- Specializes in family medicine with primary focus on chronic disease management and preventive care
- Expertise in diabetes management, including reversal of diabetes and prevention of associated complications
- Addresses metabolic syndrome, obesity, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
- Dedication to comprehensive healthcare
- Provides personalized treatment plans and guidance
- Improves overall health and well-being of patients
Dr. Hardik Tusharkant Bambhania
Qualifications: M.B.B.S., M.D., Certificate, Certificate in Evidence Based Diabetes Management, Graduate Diploma, Theory Of Addictions
Experience: 13 years
Registration Number: 2016083163
Languages: Hindi, English, Marathi & Gujarati
Background:
- Consultant Physician and Diabetologist with total experience of over 13 years
- Passionate about prevention, reversal and management of Diabetes, obesity and other lifestyle disorders
- Finds it most rewarding to motivate and educate patients to lead healthy, active and addiction-free lifestyle
- MBBS degree in 2009
- Pursued DNB (MD) in Family Medicine
- Specializes in prevention and management of Diabetes and its complications
Dr. Abhishtita Aluru
Qualifications: MBBS, DNB General Medicine, Certificate Course in Diabetes Management
Experience: 13 years
Registration Number: KMC 64940
Languages: Telugu, English
Background:
- Distinguished medical professional with over 13 years of experience in managing lifestyle related disorders
- Particularly diabetes and its complications
- Advocates for integrative approach
- Emphasizes pivotal role of habits like diet and exercise in diabetes management
- MBBS, DNB in general medicine, CCCDM certification in diabetes care
- Known for empathetic patient-centric approach
- Served as Consultant Physician and Diabetologist at Columbia Asia Hospitals, MFine, Twin Health, and Apollo 24/7
- Helped countless patients achieve health goals
Dr. Krutika Shrikant Ingale
Qualifications: MBBS, Diploma In Diabetes Management, PG in Diabetology
Experience: 11 years
Languages: Hindi, English, Marathi
Background:
- Consultant Diabetologist & Physician based at Pune
- Vastly experienced with over 10 years in treating Diabetes
- Helped over 25,000 patients till date
- Worked in various standalone Diabetes clinics and hospitals
- Well known Diabetes Reversal Consultant in Pune
- Vast experience in treating Type 1, Type 2 Diabetes and gestational Diabetes patients
- Areas of interest: Diabetes, Obesity, Hypertension and Thyroid Disorders
- M.B.B.S. from B.J government medical College, Pune
- Post Graduate Diploma in Diabetes from John Hopkins School Of Medicine, USA
- Diploma In Diabetology from Medvarsity Apollo Institute
- Training programs from Harvard Medical School
- Received many awards for unconventional and sympathetic patient management
- Aspires to provide ethical practice with quality and affordability
Diabetes Reversal Coaches
Annie Mattilda
Qualifications: MSc in Food Science & Nutrition, Certified Diabetes Educator
Experience: 10 years
Background:
- MSc in Food Science & Nutrition and Certified Diabetes Educator with over 10 years of experience
- Affiliated as lead Nutritionist with Cure.fit
- Affiliated with St. John's Medical College Hospital and Research Institute
- Multiple functions related to Diabetes and lifestyle disorders, Renal complications, Liver diseases and Auto-immune disorders
- Extensive clinical experience with specialized training in Fitness, Nutrition, Mindfulness and behavioral habit formation techniques
- Life member of Indian Dietetic Association and Nutrition Society of India
- Received 2 Gold Medals for academic excellence from University of Mysore
- Certification on Health Research Methods and Renal Nutrition and Metabolism
- Publications in renowned journals and scientific papers including 'Perspectives in Diabetes. Past, Present and Future'
- Sole Indian participant for Delphi survey and contributor for multiple studies
- Work on creating Indian phosphorus pyramid submitted for approval from IAP
- Fluent in English, Kannada, Hindi and Tamil
- Adept with knowledge across South indian, North indian, Vegan, Keto and most western cuisines
- Free time: spending time with daughter and dogs, baking healthy recipes, DIY projects, making handmade jewellery
Venus Singh
Qualifications: M.Sc. Foods and Nutrition (Dietetics)
Experience: 10 years
Background:
- MSc in Foods and Nutritional Sciences specialised in Dietetics with over 9 years of experience
- Affiliated with UNICEF, CHAI, Diabetic clinic, AIIMS
- Multiple functions related to health: metabolic disorders, maternal health and nutrition
- Extensive clinical experience with specialized training in Fitness, Nutrition, Mindfulness and behavioral habit formation techniques
- Lifetime member of NSI, IDA
- Won scholarship in foods and nutrition
Diti Bakhtiani
Qualifications: PGD in Nutrition & Dietetics, Certified Diabetes Educator
Experience: 7 years
Background:
- PGD in Nutrition & Dietetics and Certified Diabetes Educator with over 7 years of experience
- Affiliated with Fortis, Danone Nutricia and Healthspring
- Multiple areas in health with special focus on Diabetes
- Extensive clinical experience with specialized trainings in Fitness, Nutrition, Mindfulness and behavioral habit formation techniques
- Active member of IDA
- Fluent in English, Hindi and Sindhi
- Adept with nutritional knowledge across different cuisines from north and south regions
- Free time: fitness activities, exploring new places, listening to music
Priyanka Nahar
Qualifications: PG Diploma in Nutrition & Dietitics, Certified Diabetes Educator
Experience: 11 years
Background:
- PG Diploma in Nutrition & Dietitics and Certified Diabetes Educator with over 11 years of experience
- Affiliated with Talwalkar's and CRO
- Multiple areas related to clinical health care: Diabetes, Sports Nutrition, Post Delivery Nutrition, Obesity and all lifestyle related disorders
- Extensive clinical experience with specialized trainings in Fitness, Nutrition, Mindfulness and behavioral habit formation techniques
- Member of IDA and K11 certified personal trainer
- Fluent in English, Hindi and Marathi
- Adept with nutritional knowledge across different cuisines
- Free time: travel and explore new places
Karnika Chakraborty
Qualifications: MSc in Dietetics & Food Service Management, Certified Diabetes Educator
Experience: 11 years
Background:
- MSc in Dietetics & Food Service Management and Certified Diabetes Educator with over 11 years of experience
- Affiliated with AMRI Hospitals, Mantra Lifestyle Health Club, GOQii Technologies, Netaji Subhash Open University, Gayo Fitness Academy, Kolkata Society for Nutrition Education and Health Advancement
- Extensive clinical experience with specialized trainings in Fitness, Nutrition, Mindfulness and behavioral habit formation techniques
- Fluent in English, Bengali and Hindi
- Adept with nutritional knowledge across different cuisines: Bengali, North Indian, Continental and Chinese
- Free time: singing, listening to music, cooking and traveling
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