Transform 12 — Weight Loss Program
A 12-week structured fat-loss plan with weekly check-ins, Indian meal frameworks and no crash dieting.
Evidence-based diet programs for weight, diabetes, PCOS and performance — with weekly check-ins and no crash diets. Ever.
Every program starts with an assessment of your bloodwork, schedule and kitchen — then a plan you can actually keep.
A 12-week structured fat-loss plan with weekly check-ins, Indian meal frameworks and no crash dieting.
Clinician-coordinated nutrition for type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes, focused on glucose stability without joyless eating.
A 16-week nutrition and lifestyle protocol for PCOS — insulin sensitivity first, sustainable cycles second.
Periodised fuelling for runners, lifters and team-sport athletes — training-day and rest-day strategies.
An 8-week elimination-and-reintroduction program for bloating, IBS-style symptoms and food sensitivities.
One plan for the whole household — kid-friendly lunches, smarter grocery lists and evenings that don't end in ordering in.
A 45-minute first consult: history, bloodwork review, eating patterns and goals — written down together.
A week-by-week plan built on your regular meals. Rotis stay. Rice stays. Structure arrives.
Short video reviews every week. Plans are revised as your energy, markers and life change.
You leave with a personal blueprint — not a dependency. Most clients never need us again.
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Rotis, rice and family dinners stayed on the plate — only the structure around them changed.
HbA1c 6.3 → 5.5 · -11 kg · 20 weeksMeghna came in after her annual check-up flagged pre-diabetes. She had already tried two app-based diets and regained everything.
We kept her family cooking intact and changed three things: meal sequence, evening-carb portioning and a post-dinner walk habit. Weekly check-ins were 15 minutes, on video.
Race-day fuelling rehearsed across four long runs before race day itself.
21-min marathon PR · zero mid-race GI issuesArjun trained well but always faded after 25 km. His fuelling was guesswork — a gel here, some banana there.
We built a carb-periodisation calendar matched to his training block and rehearsed his exact race-day breakfast and gel schedule over four long runs.
Race day: steady energy through 42K, negative split, a 21-minute personal best.
Insulin-first protocol; the scale followed later, and far less dramatically than expected.
6 regular cycles · cravings resolved · -6 kgEvery previous plan told Fatima to lose weight first. We reversed the order — insulin sensitivity first via meal structure and strength training, with weight as a bystander metric.
A rotating dinner calendar and a 20-minute backup meal ended the 7 pm panic.
Takeaway 4×/week → 1×/week · calmer eveningsBoth parents worked late; dinner was whichever delivery arrived first. We installed a four-week rotating calendar, prepped a Sunday grocery run and wrote three “emergency” 20-minute meals.
Takeaway dropped from four nights a week to one — by choice, not rules. The kids' tiffins got a makeover too.
“No demonising rice, no expensive superfoods. Just a plan that fit my actual life — and it worked.”
“The race-day fuelling rehearsal was the difference. Nothing new on race day, exactly as she said.”
“First program where someone explained the 'why' behind every change. Reports shared with my diabetologist unprompted.”
“We signed up as a family and the house is genuinely calmer at 7 pm now.”
Dal is a start, not a finish. Five practical upgrades that take a standard vegetarian thali from 18 g to 45 g+ of protein.
Why a short walk after lunch flattens glucose spikes better than a longer walk at midnight — and how to actually build the habit.
Between Nov 8–14 all video check-ins run 9 AM–12 PM. Book early — evening slots resume Nov 17.
Book a consultation — we will map your starting point, in writing.