Start small: begin with a balanced diet, 20–30 minutes of daily activity, and regular hydration. Consistency matters more than intensity.
Not at all. Walking, home workouts, yoga, and active daily habits can be very effective when paired with the right nutrition plan.
Both matter, but for weight loss and hormonal balance, diet plays a bigger role—up to 70% of your results.
Yes! We believe in balanced living. You can enjoy your favorites in moderation with proper portion control and timing.
Aim for at least 2–3 liters a day, depending on your body, weather, and activity level.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal disorder where ovaries produce excess male hormones leading to irregular periods, weight gain, skin issues, and fertility challenges.
There's no "cure," but with the right lifestyle, diet, and exercise, symptoms can be reversed or managed effectively.
Possibly. Irregular periods are a common symptom of PCOD, but it's best to confirm with a medical diagnosis and hormonal tests.
Yes, but it requires a targeted approach focused on reducing inflammation, balancing hormones, and improving insulin sensitivity. Crash diets don't work- instead, sustainable lifestyle changes are key.
Not always. Many women with PCOD conceive naturally. A healthy lifestyle can significantly improve fertility outcomes.
Fatigue, sudden weight gain/loss, hair fall, dry skin, mood swings, and irregular periods are common signs.
Some cases, like Hashimoto's or hypothyroidism, are lifelong, but proper care can stabilize hormone levels and improve symptoms.
Yes—raw cruciferous veggies (like cabbage), soy, and gluten (in some cases) can interfere with thyroid function.
Many people do, but some can reduce their dosage over time with doctor guidance and lifestyle changes.
Absolutely. It might be slower, but with thyroid-friendly foods, sleep, and stress control, weight loss is possible.
Type 1 is autoimmune (usually early age). Type 2 is more common and related to lifestyle, diet, and insulin resistance.
In many cases, yes! With proper diet, weight loss, and insulin sensitivity improvement, blood sugar can normalize.
Not completely—but focus on low-glycemic index (GI), complex carbs and avoid refined sugar. It's about smart choices, not total deprivation.
Depends on your condition. Most Type 2 diabetics check once a day or a few times a week. Consult your doctor or coach.
Yes, but choose low-sugar fruits like berries, guava, apple, papaya — and eat them in moderation.
Stress, poor diet, lack of sleep, thyroid issues, PCOD, and sedentary lifestyle can all disrupt hormone balance.
Acne, mood swings, fatigue, weight gain, irregular periods, hair thinning, and low libido are typical signs.
Absolutely. Food, sleep, movement, and stress control are the pillars of hormone balance—and they work.
Yes, if you experience symptoms. Tests help us customize your health plan better.
Usually 6–12 weeks of consistent effort shows significant improvements in symptoms and energy levels.
We focus on root-cause healing through South Indian-friendly, sustainable diet plans, ongoing coaching, and transformation - not just weight loss.
Both! We offer teleconsultations, WhatsApp follow-ups, in-person appointments, and regular health tracking.
Not required—but if you're under treatment, we'll happily work alongside your doctor for the best results.
Many clients feel better within 2–4 weeks, and see visible progress in 6–8 weeks, depending on consistency.
You can book a consultation via our website, call us directly, or message us on WhatsApp.
Yes! We offer flexible meal plans for vegetarian, vegan, and non-vegetarian preferences, and those are customized to fit your lifestyle.