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Saturday, June 29, 2013

Short Cut To Health: Is there any ?

Short Cut To Health: Is there any ?


One week back at our center one of my friends son came with her for Nutritional Advice. The boy is extremely intelligent, passed his 10th class with flying colors (98%) and was about to join some International university for further studies with scholarships. The main problem was health. To be very frank when I saw the little kid I felt really bad for him. He is 180 cm with 192 kg. His Sugar level, Uric acid levels and B.P. was extremely high. No stamina and very lower Immunity.


Just imagine a bright Kid of our society at the age of 16 was dealing with all these problems. These were just Lifestyle generated and can be corrected if right steps are taken at right time. When I counsel them about the complications of these problems in his later life they were concerned but their response was give him some pills to reduce his weight immediately. Following a diet and exercise regime is not possible for him as he is very busy and he cannot leave junk food. The response was of Mother not the child …XXX, YYY, ZZZ product available in the market can Reduce 10 kg weight in one month. Don’t you have those pills? 


Think wisely is it possible that any Product can have drastic reduction in weight without having any Side effect. If that was possible then that person would have got Noble prize. In today’s life everyone wants a shortcut to health. Is it possible that there is any short Cut to health? Or we can be healthy just with pills without proper diet, Exercise or healthy lifestyle. No Impossible. Become a Smart consumer. Before using any product check the ingredients on net and know the side effects. Its your body and you have to live in it for your whole life. Don’t abuse it.


As a parent we bear a huge responsibility for our kids. We can’t blame younger generation regarding the bad food habits. The first school of learning is our home. And a Mother plays the most important role in making the eating habits of the child. Take little care in the formative years and we can prevent a lot of problems and ensure their healthy life.


Dr Surabhi Jain

B.D.S., PGDDM ( Post Graduate Diploma In Public Health Nutrition) MBA ( health care ) MSc ( Dietetics and Public health Nutrition.)
Consultant Clinical and Public health Nutrition, Metro Hospitaland Sushma Hospital
Nutri Well Clinic
C-67,Arawali Marg, Indira nagar, Lucknow
Phone: 9451940465, 9648888820
Website: www.nutriwellindia.com
mail i.d. : drsiyajain@gmail.com
Blog : www.nutriwellindia.blogspot.in
facebook page : http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nutriwell-India/100599360097930?ref=hl
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Thursday, June 20, 2013

Morbid Obesity

UNDERSTANDING SEVERE (MORBID) OBESITY

Morbid obesity is characterized by an individual weighing more than 40 kilograms (100 pounds) over their ideal body weight, or having a body mass index (BMI) of 40 or higher.

Throughout this site, the term “morbidly obese” is used to define an individual weighing more than 40 kg over their ideal body weight. Mass media and the public sometimes refer to morbid obesity using the term “severely obese.” These two terms may be used interchangeably.
What is the difference between obesity and morbid obesity?

Obesity is a serious health epidemic. About 30 million Indians are obese. Obesity is a disease characterized by excessive body fat or by having a BMI greater than 30. Morbid obesity is characterized by an individual having a BMI greater than 40. In addition, it also includes people with a BMI of more than 35 and associated weight related co-morbid conditions, such as diabetes, heart disease and many more.

Measuring Morbid Obesity

Morbid obesity is most commonly calculated using BMI. BMI is calculated by dividing a person’s weight in kilograms by his or her height in square meters. Patients with a BMI of 40 or higher are classified as morbidly obese.

BMI is not used to determine a person’s actual percentage of body fat, but it is a good indicator to categorize weight in terms of what is healthy and unhealthy.

What are the risks associated with morbid obesity?

Many co-morbidities accompany morbid obesity. Once a patient is considered morbidly obese, these conditions become serious health risks. These co-morbidities also negatively impact the quality of life for a patient and their family members affected by morbid obesity.

The most prevalent morbid obesity-related diseases include:
  • High blood pressure
  • High cholesterol
  • Diabetes
  • Heart disease
  • Stroke
  • Gallbladder disease
  • Osteoarthritis
  • Sleep apnea and respiratory problems
  • Some cancers (endometrial, breast and colon)
  • Liver disease
  • Venous disease
  • Acid reflux
  • Menstrual irregularities and infertility

Those who are affected by morbid obesity are encouraged to talk with their physician concerning the co-morbidities listed. The earlier these are detected, the better advantage a patient may have to keep them under control with the assistance of a physician.
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Causes of Morbid Obesity

Morbid obesity is simply not a result of overeating. It is a serious disease that needs to be prevented and treated. The causes of morbid obesity are widespread, but target three main contributors: behavior, environment and genetics.

Behavior

In today’s fast-paced environment, it is easy to adopt unhealthy behaviors. Behavior, in the case of morbid obesity, relates to food choices, amount of physical activity you get and the effort to maintain your health.

The increase in caloric intake has also decreased the nutrients consumed that are needed for a healthy diet. This behavioral problem also relates to the increase in portion sizes at home and when dining out. 

The influence of television, computers and other technologies discourage physical activity and add to the problem of obesity in our society.

Environment

Environment plays a key role in shaping an individual’s habits and lifestyle. There are many environmental influences that can impact your health decisions. Today’s society has developed a more sedentary lifestyle. Walking has been replaced by driving cars, physical activity has been replaced by technology and nutrition has been overcome by convenience foods.

Genetics

Science shows that genetics play a role in obesity and morbid obesity. Genes can cause certain disorders which result in obesity. However, not all individuals who are predisposed to obesity become morbidly obese. Research is currently underway to determine which genes contribute most to morbid obesity. 

What are the social effects of morbid obesity?


Individuals affected by morbid obesity often face obstacles far beyond health risks. Emotional suffering may be one of the most painful parts of morbid obesity. Society often emphasizes the importance of physical appearance. As a result, people who are morbidly obese often face prejudice or discrimination.

Effects at Work

Due to the negative stigma associated with morbid obesity, morbidly obese employees are often viewed as less competent, lazy and lacking in self-discipline by their co-workers and employers. Often times, discriminatory attitudes can negatively impact wages, promotions and employment status for obese employees. 

In Healthcare Settings

Negative attitudes about morbidly obese patients also exist in the healthcare setting. Morbidly obese patients that are often reluctant to seek medical care may be more likely to delay important preventative healthcare services and may more frequently cancel medical appointments. Delaying medical attention can lead to delayed discovery or treatment of co-morbid conditions, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease, while becoming more physically damaging.

The consequences of discrimination against the morbidly obese can seriously impact an individual’s quality of life and only further intensify the negative stigma associated with obesity.

Treating Morbid Obesity

(*Note: Please consult with your physician before beginning any treatment program.)
Because the health risks associated with morbid obesity are life-threatening, clinical programs, such as medically managed weight-loss, weight-loss surgery and other options are available for treatment.

Medically Managed Weight-Loss

Medically managed weight-loss programs provide treatment in a clinical setting with a licensed healthcare professional, such as a medical doctor, nurse, registered dietitian and/or psychologists. These programs typically offer services such as nutrition education, physical activity and behavioral therapy. Often, these programs incorporate total meal replacement programs.

Medications (Pharmacotherapy)
 All are to be used in conjunction with a reduced-calorie diet, exercise and behavior modification. As with all therapies, medically managed weight-loss needs to be approached with a focused treatment plan, which includes a team of healthcare providers. The team should include dietitians, psychologists and exercise specialists, in addition to the medical providers to provide care at all stages of the weight-loss treatment process.

Bariatric Surgery (Weight-loss Surgery)

If your BMI is more than 40, or your BMI is more than 35 and you have a weight-related co-morbidity, such as diabetes or hypertension, you may consider bariatric surgery (also called weight-loss surgery). It is important to speak with your surgeon to determine if surgery is right for you.

Today, the three most commonly selected procedures for weight-loss surgery are:
  • Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass
  • Laparoscopic Adjustable Gastric Banding
  • Gastric Sleeve Resection

When considering weight-loss surgery, you must balance the personal risk of being morbidly obese with the potential risk of the surgery. This treatment option is a tool that you will continually use to lose weight. Surgery is a resource to help you reduce your weight. Behavioral, physical and psychological changes are required for you to maintain a healthy quality of life. Continued positive weight-loss relies upon your desire and dedication to change your lifestyle with a proactive approach. 

Additional Treatment Options
In addition to weight-loss surgery and medically managed weight-loss, the following therapies are also utilized to treat morbid obesity.

Behavior Modification

Behavior plays a significant role in morbid obesity. Modifying behaviors that have contributed to developing obesity is one way to treat the disease either alone or in conjunction with other treatments. A few suggested behavior modifiers include: changing eating habits, increasing physical activity, becoming educated about the body and how to nourish it appropriately, engaging in a support group or extracurricular activity and setting realistic weight management goals.

Physical Activity
Increasing or initiating a physical activity program is an important aspect in managing morbid obesity. Routine physical activity can greatly impact your health. Set realistic goals and make sure to consult with your physician before initiating any exercise program.

Dr Surabhi Jain
B.D.S., PGDDM ( Post Graduate Diploma In Public Health Nutrition) MBA ( health care ) MSc ( Dietetics and Public health Nutrition.)
Consultant Clinical and Public health Nutrition, Metro Hospitaland Sushma Hospital
Nutri Well Clinic
C-67,Arawali Marg, Indira nagar, Lucknow
Phone: 9451940465, 9648888820
Website: www.nutriwellindia.com
mail i.d. : drsiyajain@gmail.com
Blog : www.nutriwellindia.blogspot.in
facebook page : http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nutriwell-India/100599360097930?ref=hl
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Thursday, May 30, 2013

Nutriwell India , A Nutritional and Diet Consultancy, is formed of group of Experts from the different fields of healthcare to provide you the Best Available Nutritional Services . Dr Surabhi jain.She is a Dental Graduate with MBA degree in the field of Health Care Science and PGDPHN (Post Graduate Diploma in Public Health Nutrition) and MSc ( Food Science and Clinical Nutrition). 

She is associated with Metro Hospital and Sushma Hospital, Lucknow as Senior Consultant, Clinical and Public Health Nutrition.She is running her own two centers of  Nutritional Consultancy , Nutriwell India..

At Nutriwell we deal with every Nutrition related aspect of our life.Nutrition is a vitally important part of people’s lifestyle, and can affect our health. We have the most qualified manpower for services.Our clients include Individual patients in need of Medical Nutritional therapy, Firms, Hospitals, Corporates, NGO, international organization, Event Organizers and many more.
We provide the best services for corporates and other business groups. the manpower and specialist associated with Nutriwell ensures your ultimate satisfaction.
We also specialize in Medical surveys and research. The survey results are used to develop, monitor and improve health and nutrition policies and services, both nationally and locally. We provide highly qualified manpower for needs.
Whether you want to feel better, have more energy, manage or correct a medical condition or symptoms, manage weight, or have a healthy baby, we plan a particular healing food therapy which is crafted for your body to give desired health results. We believe in Customer centric approach and determined to provide the best services in the industry. Our other services includes Seminars, Lectures, Menu planning, Cafeteria Audits, health Camps, Preventive Health Check-ups, Nutrition Workshops. We also conduct Nutrition Awareness Programs for Hospitals, NGOs, Companies, Schools, Colleges, and Clubs etc.
Kindly contact us for further details. We will customize the information to suit your needs!


The key motto of NutriWell is to provide comprehensive solutions to lifestyle and lifecycle related medical conditions through provision of Nutritional and Naturopathic Therapy. Nutritional therapy at Nutriwell, intrinsically involves the remodeling and restructuring of routine diet cycle built upon close scrutiny of individual diet patterns. Nutritional diet therapy is backed with guidance on use of Naturopathic formulations and easy to follow exercise regimes .Our unique diet therapy at Nutriwell is based on Regularizing, Detoxifying and rejuvenating every cell of the body. At the interventional level we provide Therapeutic and Preventive choices for weight management & common health related disorders .In Nutri well Nutrition Professionals help individuals to fight against specific illnesses as well as help them to change their day to day life style. Nutri-Science is another special Mantra of Nutriwell clinic that instigates the body’s self-care mechanism to put on its armor and ward off any diseases from its way. One thing that this therapy does unlike most other therapies is to eliminate the very cause of an ailment rather than treating the symptoms.

Nutri Well is a belief, a faith, a conviction and most of all an intense element of trust that has its roots from the branches of Naturopathy and Nutritional science. Nutrition is the one aspect that is both the cause and remedy of serious illnesses. We believe in the same notion and it is our sincere aim to study the people, understand their ailments and then chalk out a proper diet that would stimulate his or her body’s immune mechanism to fight the disease.

Our other services includes Seminars, Lectures, Menu planning, Cafeteria Audits, health Camps, Preventive Health Check-ups, Nutrition Workshops. We also conduct Nutrition Awareness Programs for Hospitals, NGOs, Companies, Schools, Colleges, and Clubs etc.
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Dr Surabhi Jain
Consultant Clinical and Public health Nutrition, Metro Hospital and Sushma Hospital
Nutri Well Clinic
Address: C-67, Arawali Marg, Indira Nagar.
Website: www.nutriwellindia.com
www.nutriwellindia.blogspot.in

mail i.d. : drsiyajain@gmail.com

Saturday, April 20, 2013

WHAT IS DNA DIET ??? IS IT USEFUL????




Dieting is often an endless cycle of losing weight and gaining it all back. Thousands of diets exist, but how do you know which one is best for you? The answer may lie in your DNA.

The idea of the DNA diet is rooted in the scientifically proven reality that dieting simply doesn't work for many people. According to studies, 95% of people will gain back the weight they lose within a few years, and 41% of those who attempt dieting will eventually gain back more weight than they lost.

A now famous study conducted at Stanford University looked at the long-term effects of weight loss using a few different diets assigned at random. Results showed that some participants lost weight on one type of diet, such as low-fat, while others did not. The study then tested participants' DNA for 3 specific gene variations and found that those using the best diet for their DNA lost as much as 2 1/2 times more weight than those not using their best DNA diet. 

"This genetic testing is a brand new field, nutrigenomics, the link between genes and nutrition," says David Katz, MD, nutrition expert and founder of the Yale Prevention Center. "It makes sense because our genes control hormone levels, enzyme levels - all the basic levels of metabolism. And how we metabolize food determines what happens to the nutrients and calories we take in."
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Boost your immunity this winter

Sniffles and Cold don't have to be part and parcel of this season. You can keep them away by eating right. Beat the winter blues by adequately nourishing your body with the nutrients that it requires to combat the cold. Below is a list of foods that can help boost immunity and keep you warm and happy.



  • Fish : Vitamin D, found in especially high levels in fish, can help relieve mood disorders by increasing the amount of serotonin - one of the neurotransmitters responsible for the 'feel good factor' - in the brain. According to a study by the Department of Medicine, Alzheimer's Disease Research Centre, St Louis, low levels of Vitamin D were associated with poor moods and the inability to complete certain mental tests. Oily fish such as sardines, mackerel and salmon are a good choice.

  • Eggs : Eggs are rich in phospholipids that help keep the brain sharp as well as enhance our memory.

  • Oranges & Spinach are commonly linked to Vitamin C, but they are also high in folate. Folate is said to play an important role in enhancing moods and, like Vitamin B12, it helps in the creation of serotonin.

  • Nuts and Seeds : Most nuts contain selenium, which helps in preventing depression and is vital for good mental health. Having 4 almonds and 2 walnuts a day can help keep the blues away.
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  • Veggies - best eaten slightly crunchy Vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, mustard greens, spinach and fenugreek leaves are a potent source of beta-carotene, vitamins C, E, folate and calcium. Orange and yellow coloured veggies such as pumpkin and squash are rich in carotenoids and Vitamin A - both powerful anti-oxidants. In a Boston University School of Medicine study, researchers observed that pregnant women who consume at least seven servings (80 g per serving) of fruits and vegetables per day reduce the risk of developing an upper respiratory tract infection.

  • Mushrooms such as shiitake, maitake, and reishi contain polysaccharides, sterols, vitamins, minerals and amino acids that increase your immune function. Mushrooms are rich in zinc which has anti-oxidant and immunity boosting properties.

  • Wholegrains : Wholewheat, oats, quinoa, rye, jowar, bajra and brown rice are rich in B vitamins, zinc and selenium, which look after our immune system. Their fiber content keeps our intestines healthy, often considered the first line of defence against illness.

  • Spices : Onions, garlic, ginger, turmeric, oregano are anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory. They are also rich in anti-oxidants and can help ward off and fight infections. Ginger, for instance, is an excellent tonic for sore throats.

  • Yogurt : It may not seem like the ideal winter food, but yogurt helps to maintain the right balance of flora in the gut. The friendly bacteria in our gut help prevent the growth of pathogenic bacteria and candida, keeping infections at bay. They are also vital for optimal digestion.

  •   Winter is the season for keeping your immune system ticking as well as providing the brain with 'feel good' chemicals. Keep the winter at bay by eating healthy and exercising regularly.
     
    Thanking you, Dr Surabhi Jain Consultant Clinical and Public health Nutrition, Metro Hospital Nutri Well Clinic Phone: 9451940465, 9648888820 Website: www.nutriwellindia.com mail id : drsiyajain@gmail.com http://www.justdial.com/Lucknow/Nutri-Well-%3Cnear%3E-Indira-Nagar/0522PX512-X512-120126234248-I9I7_THVja25vdyBOdXRyaSBXZWxs_BZDET

    Tuesday, January 22, 2013

    Malnutrition in Children : High alert for Parents, Nutriwell's study



    Malnutrition in Children : High alert for Parents


    Is your child
    ·         Underweight /Overweight,
    ·         Lacks concentration,
    ·         Weak in studies ,
    ·         Takes time to respond ,
    ·         Low level of immunity and stamina,
    ·         Problem coping up with studies.

    It may be a case of Malnutrition.” A new study based on a survey of the height and weight of more than one lakh children across six States has found that as many as 42 per cent of under-fives are severely or moderately underweight” . Source: The Hindu 10th Jan 2012.

    Now days we are seeing Aamir Khan advocating Malnutrition program in India. The actor has been roped in by the ministry of women and child development to be the face of the movement over the next one year. Opposite to usual belief Malnutrition is found in rich and middle class families also.Contact dietician in lucknow for details


    There are two reasons for Malnutrition in middle and high class families –
    1. Imbalanced diet
    2. Ignorance of wrong food habits in children by parents.
                             
     It is also found that some parents are totally unaware of what a balanced diet should consist of. They don’t know the importance of balanced diet. They only care that their children eat adequate diet.
    If child wants to eat chips,samosas,maggi,chowmin,pastries, their parents do not resist. Parents themselves also eat junk food and allow their children also.Contact dietician in lucknow for details



    Suggestions for preventions

    1. Guardians, themselves must change their food style, as children learn their food habits from their home.
    2. Mothers should breast feed their children for adequate period.
    3. Children should be provided medical check-up and proper Diet Planning from time to time.
    4. Teachers must give information to students on how to prevent disease from malnutrition.
    5. Complete Nutrient support by a Dietician or Doctor.
    6. Life style modification for kids and engage them in healthy eating
    7. Proper diet In Pregnancy

    Nutrition in Pregnancy is the most underrated health concern in India. This is the time when a lady and the new life growing inside her need proper nutritious diet for the optimum growth of brain and body. In Pre and Post Natal Period the need of nutrients and elements are different for every month. Contact dietician in lucknow for details



     We conducted a survey in schools of Lucknow.Contact dietician in lucknow for details



    All the data collected for the project revealed that most of the children suffer from malnutrition due to their wrong food habits and eating imbalanced diet. If the parents show a little concern towards their children, this problem can also be eradicated. Meetings between parents, teachers and Dietician and doctors would be of much help in solving this problem. All these steps should be taken in a hurry because today’s children are tomorrow's future.Contact dietician in lucknow for details



    Collected data
    It came to light from our survey that:
    1. Only 4% students in the age group of 3-7 years like green vegetables.
    2. 5% students like pulses.
    3. Only 2% students like milk.
    4. 5% students like fruits.
    5. 60% students like Maggi /Chowmin.
    6.  70%students like cold drink.
    7.  10% students like juice.    


         In this survey It was found that 20% children are weighing above the normal weight, 70% children are weighing below the normal weight and only 15% children are found with the normal weight. Also in this survey it was found that 80% students complained of frequent infections.Contact dietician in lucknow for details



    Do not take Nutrition in childhood and pregnancy lightly. It is one of the major factors which affect his/her health and future in the later part of the life.Contact dietician in lucknow for details


        

    Dr Surabhi Jain
    Consultant Clinical and Public health Nutrition, Metro Hospital
    Nutri Well Clinic
    Phone: 9451940465, 9648888820
    Website: www.nutriwellindia.com

    Wednesday, December 12, 2012

    Hi from Dr Surabhi Jain's Nutriwell.

    I am a Dental Graduate with MBA degree in the field of Health Care Science and PGDPHN (Post Graduate Diploma in Public Health Nutrition) . Presently I am associated with Metro Hospital, Lucknow as Senior Consultant, Clinical and Public Health Nutrition.I worked in the field of maternal and Child Health Nutrition with international organizations like FHI  (Family Health International ), MOHFW and Non-profit sector .I felt a need of Professionally managed Nutritional Consultancies in India.

    Nutri Well is a belief, a faith, a conviction and most of all an intense element of trust of mine that has its roots from the branches of Naturopathy and Nutritional science. Nutrition is the one aspect that is both the cause and remedy of serious
    illnesses.We believe in the same notion and it is our sincere aim to study the people, understand their ailments and then chalk out a proper diet that would stimulate his or her body’s immune mechanism to fight the disease.

    At Nutriwell we deal with every Nutrition related aspect of our life.Nutrition is a vitally important part of people’s lifestyle, and can affect our health. We have the most qualified manpower for services.
    Our clients include Individual patients in need of Medical Nutritional therapy, Firms, Hospitals, Corporates, NGO, international organization, Event Organizers and many more.

    We also specialize in Medical surveys and research.The survey results are used to develop, monitor and improve health and nutrition policies and services, both nationally and locally.We provide highly qualified manpower for needs.

    Our other services includes Seminars, Lectures, Menu planning, Cafeteria Audits, health Camps, Preventive Health Check-ups, Nutrition Workshops. We also conduct Nutrition Awareness Programs for Hospitals, NGOs, Companies, Schools, Colleges, and Clubs etc.
    Kindly contact us for further details. We will customize the information to suit your needs!

     Dr Surabhi Jain
    Consultant Clinical and Public health Nutrition, Metro Hospital
    Nutri Well Clinic
    Phone: 9451940465, 9648888820
    mail i.d. : drsiyajain@gmail.com

    Tuesday, December 4, 2012

    What is PCOS

    I get a lot of clients of PCOS. so thought to discuss this in detail.
    Women with PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome), are researched to be at a greater risk for heart diseases, obesity, diabetes and infertility. Among other factors, an optimum diet may serve as an essential treatment tool for effective management of PCOS and its related complications. This diet and PCOS relation gets emphasis because of the role diet can play in combating the insulin resistance, which happens among PCOS sufferers. The article is an attempt to highlight the role of diet in PCOS and also to provide certain practical guidelines for proper meal planning.Contact dietician in lucknow for details


    Insulin is a hormone which is produced in the pancreas with the primary function of converting the foods (especially carbohydrates) in to the energy. It helps in the transport of glucose to our muscles, fat and liver cells through blood stream.Contact dietician in lucknow for detailsHowever, during PCOS, this function tends to get impaired, due to which the process of getting the glucose out of the blood into the cells gets affected. The result is that the body secretes more and more of insulin to get this excess glucose out of the blood and in turn creates havoc with the hormonal levels, ability to lose weight, LDL and triglycerides levels. Hence, the best way to treat PCOS and its symptoms would be to correct the underlying insulin resistance problem with diet, exercise and if needed, weight loss. Contact dietician in lucknow for details



    Studies have shown that losing only 5-10% of body weight can lead to substantial improvement in your skin health, menstrual cycle irregularity, response to insulin and even fertility issues. A typical low fat and high carb is not going to work for such patients as carbohydrates, especially the refined ones, will quickly get converted in to glucose and cause elevated blood glucose levels, which in turn will increase the insulin production and its related problems.
    Contact dietician in lucknow for details

    The key to success for PCOS diet is a low glycemic index diet, which maintain a steady blood glucose levels and also help to reduce weight.


    So what do you eat?


    Well, the non-obese women with PCOS problem who get regular periods may eat a balanced diet with approx. 50-55% of calories from complex carbohydrates( whole grains, fruits and vegetables) and 20-30% from lean proteins( egg whites, whole pulses and low fat dairy products). However, an obese patient with insulin resistance may need to lower the carb intake to 40% and replace the carbohydrates with healthy mono unsaturated fats like omega 3 fatty acids (flax seeds, olive oil and fish). The diet plan should be tailored as per individual requirement and degree of insulin resistance and the effectiveness of the diet plan may be determined by factors such as improvement in menstrual cycle regularity, weight loss or decreased insulin levels.
    Contact dietician in lucknow for details.


    A few dietary guidelines to combat PCOS
    .Contact dietician in lucknow for details



    1. Try to select lower glycemic index foods such as whole grains (jowar, bajra, whole wheat, green vegetables, etc) as they will cause a slower rise in blood sugar levels. For example, oat flakes or wheat daliah (10 gm fiber/1/2 cup) has a lower glycemic index than cornflakes (1 gm fiber/1/2 cup).Simply put, add fiber in your diet by selecting wheat breads over white breads, wheat rotis over rice or maida naans, fresh fruits over fruit juices.


    2. Do cut down your carbohydrate levels so low that you induce ketosis. Try to space the carbohydrates evenly through the day and eat small and frequent meals rather than 3 large meals.


    3. Restrict intake of those carbohydrates that trigger more hunger or cravings (i.e. refined sugar, sweets, candies or chocolates which triggers craving for some people). Choose dates or honey to meet your sugar cravings.


    4. Suggested vitamin / mineral supplements: Taking calcium 1000 mg - 1500 mg (take two - three 500 mg pills a day as prescribed but be sure to space them out as you can only absorb 500 mg at a time). You may also add a multivitamin with minerals like folic acid, especially so, if you are trying to get pregnant.


    5. Drink at least 8-10 glasses of water per day as a high fiber carbohydrate intake can cause dehydration.


    6. For heart health, limit foods high in saturated and trans-fats (i.e., whole milk and products, butter, red meat, fried foods, rich desserts, etc.). Select mainly monounsaturated fats (i.e. olive oil, canola oil, nuts) and omega 3 fats -fatty fish (such as bangda, rohu, sardines, and surmai), flaxseed, and nuts as these fats are heart friendly.
    Contact dietician in lucknow for details



    Exercise on a regular basis to lose weight and improve insulin response. The above are just a few tips to guide you on a healthy path and to fight PCOS. An individualized diet strategy shall aid in lowering weight, decreasing the insulin resistance and also to improve your heart and over all health.
    Contact dietician in lucknow for details

    Dr Surabhi Jain 's Nutri well clinic

    Dr Surabhi Jain
    Consultant Clinical and Public health Nutrition, Metro Hospital
    Nutri Well Clinic
    Phone: 9451940465, 9648888820
    mail i.d. : drsiyajain@gmail.com You can check the testimonials of old client at just dial. http://www.justdial.com/Lucknow/Nutri-Well-%3Cnear%3E-Indira-Nagar