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Healthy Indian Recipes | DietXP Nutrition Kitchen

Clinically Aligned Nutrition Content
Curated by Certified Dietitians | Based on ICMR–NIN Dietary Guidelines for Indians
Helping you cook balanced, calorie-smart meals for everyday health, weight management, and clinical nutrition support

Welcome to the DietXP Nutrition Kitchen — your trusted source for healthy Indian recipes designed to support weight loss, diabetes care, PCOS management, heart health, and gut-friendly eating. Every recipe is crafted using traditional Indian ingredients, practical household measures, and science-backed nutrition principles.


How to Use These Recipes

  • Each recipe includes portion guidance and practical household measures
  • Aligned with Indian food habits and national dietary standards
  • Suitable for vegetarian, eggitarian, and non-vegetarian meal planning
  • Designed to complement calorie planning using BMI, BMR, and TDEE tools

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Recipe Categories

🥗 Weight Loss & Fat Management

Low-calorie, high-fibre Indian recipes that promote satiety, metabolic balance, and sustainable fat loss without compromising taste or nutrition.

🩺 Diabetes & Blood Sugar Friendly

Recipes focusing on low glycaemic index ingredients, balanced carbohydrate distribution, and fibre-rich meals to support better blood glucose control.

💪 High-Protein Indian Meals

Vegetarian and non-vegetarian protein-rich dishes designed to support muscle health, recovery, and metabolic efficiency.

❤️ Heart-Healthy Cooking

Recipes that emphasise healthy fats, reduced sodium, and antioxidant-rich ingredients to support cardiovascular wellness.

🌿 Gut Health & Immunity

Fibre-rich, fermented, and plant-forward recipes that promote digestive balance and strengthen immune function.

🏥 Clinical & Therapeutic Nutrition

Specially designed recipes supporting individuals with medical conditions, recovery needs, and dietitian-guided therapeutic meal planning.


Indian Food Portions (Quick Reference)

Food Group Daily Quantity Easy Household Measure
Cereals & Millets 220–250 g 2 medium rotis + ½ cup cooked rice
Pulses & Legumes 90–110 g 1 large katori dal or chana
Vegetables 400–450 g 3 cups mixed vegetables
Fruits 100–150 g 1 medium fruit
Milk & Curd 300–350 ml 1 full glass
Nuts & Seeds 30–40 g 1 small handful

Why Trust DietXP Recipes?

  • Designed by certified dietitians and nutrition professionals
  • Aligned with ICMR–NIN Dietary Guidelines for Indians (2020)
  • Uses Indian Food Composition Tables (IFCT) for nutritional accuracy
  • Focused on real-world cooking, cultural relevance, and sustainability
  • Supports both preventive health and clinical nutrition needs

Official Nutrition & Scientific References

All recipes and nutrition guidance on DietXP follow nationally recognised scientific standards and official government sources:


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  • Weight Management
  • Diabetes & Prediabetes Care
  • PCOS & Thyroid Nutrition
  • Gut Health & Immunity
  • Clinical & Cancer Nutrition Support
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Recipes FAQs

Are these recipes suitable for people with diabetes?

Many recipes use low glycaemic index ingredients and balanced carbohydrate distribution. However, individuals with diabetes should follow personalised guidance from a certified dietitian for optimal results.

Do you provide calorie counts for recipes?

Portion guidance is included in most recipes. You can calculate your daily calorie needs using our TDEE Calculator to match recipes with your personal energy targets.

Are vegetarian recipes available?

Yes. DietXP offers a wide range of vegetarian, eggitarian, and non-vegetarian recipes to suit diverse Indian dietary preferences.


Medical Disclaimer: Recipes and nutrition information on this page are for educational purposes only and are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider or registered dietitian before making dietary changes, especially if you have a medical condition.