• Atkins Diet- People on this diet avoid carbohydrates but can eat as much protein and fat as they like.
• Ketogenic Diet- This involves reducing carbohydrates intake and upping fat intake.
• South Beach Diet- This is not a traditional low-carb diet and instead focuses on selecting the right carbohydrates that have a lower glycemic index.
• Mediterranean Diet- This diet emphasise on plant foods, fresh fruits, beans, nuts, whole grains, seeds, olive oil, cheese, yogurt, fish and poultry. It’s very common in the habits of the people of Crete, Greece and Southern Italy.

• Fasting Diet- Requires intermittent fasting. It can be for 16, 18 and 24 hours or even a few days.
• Weight Watchers Diet- Not restricted to specific foods but a point system is used to monitor the daily diet.
• Raw Food Diet- Focuses on unprocessed, plant- based,organic food.
• Vegetarian Diet- There are various types of vegetarians including Lacto-vegetarian,fruitarian vegetarian,lacto-ovo vegetarian, pseuco-vegetarian and semi-vegetarian. Some might argue that a vegetarian diet lacks protein. Soya is the rich source of protein. Adding soya in your diet will take care of your complete protein intake.

Every person’s stomach is like his foot, and one size of shoe doesn’t fit all, in the same way, one universal diet is not meant for all. Instead, have your own Personalised/Individualised Diet.

Some Crash Diets are meant for quick, short term weight loss. But with this, our body will not be able to get the key nutrients that it needs for optimal health.

Therefore, if you want to Lose Weight without compromising with your health, then try to find out what is causing you to be Overweight.

Sense and moderation is the key for the good health

• Chew every morsel of your food 32 times. Daanton se khao, Aanton se nahin (Chew from teeth, not intestines).
• Last meal and sleep should have a gap of at least 3 hours.
• Have unprocessed foods, whole grains instead of refined grains, consume 2 apples rather than a glass of apple juice.
• Avoid empty calories i.e. any food/drink that has zero nutritional value besides its energy value like most sugary drinks, sweets and breakfast cereals.
• Don’t eat fruits and nuts after 4pm.
• Eat slowly so that there is enough time for your brain to receive information from your stomach.
• Maintain acid-alkaline balance

Veganism is not only about loving animals, but loving yourself, too.

Reason behind this is that the animals you eat aren't fed what they are designed to eat. They are fed something that is cheap and make them grow faster. They sometimes fed boiled and ground up remains of dead and diseased animals.

Some animals like cattle are injected with oxytocin everyday to expel a few extra liters of milk, which is found responsible for early onset of puberty in children.

The fish you eat might be adulterated with Formalin, an anti decomposition agent, used as germicide, fungicide and disinfectant for fish.

With 15-20 calories per spoon, a small amount of regular sugar can be a part of anyone's healthy diet. Replacing it with AS might be causing more harm to your body than good.

In some studies, daily consumption of AS was associated with 36% greater risk for metabolic syndrome (obesity, high BP, high blood sugar) and 67% increased risk for type-2 diabetes. These AS may be addictive too.

About Sodas, understand that low-fat is not no-fat. Diet soda may contain Aspartame, which might cause cancer. Many diet drinks contains caffeine, which curb the appetite temporarily but leads to overeating later.