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Redesigned Blog: 21-Day Indian Diet Plan for PCOS by KalorieLab | HerHormone™

Struggling with PCOD symptoms like irregular periods, weight gain, or fatigue? You're not alone. Our comprehensive 21-day Indian meal plan will help you manage symptoms naturally. Whether you're just starting or looking to revamp your approach, this guide offers practical steps, recipes, and grocery support.


📊 Quick PCOS & Diet Insights

  • PCOS affects 6–12% of women of reproductive age
  • Diet is key to regulating insulin and hormone levels
  • Balanced meals can reduce acne, regulate periods, and support fertility

🚀 What This Plan Covers

  • 21-Day Indian Diet Plan with regional flavors
  • PCOS-Friendly Grocery List
  • Weekly Meal Preps + 3-Day Starter
  • Snack Ideas & Dessert Swaps
  • Lifestyle Tips for Holistic PCOS Support

🍽️ Sample Indian PCOS Meal Plan

Meal TypeIndian Recipes
BreakfastMoong dal chilla, Ragi porridge with chia seeds
LunchBrown rice + mixed dal, Methi sabzi, cucumber raita
DinnerQuinoa khichdi, Lauki curry, Bajra roti
SnacksRoasted makhana, Sprouted moong chaat with lemon

🍅 PCOS Grocery List Essentials

  • Proteins: Tofu, paneer, eggs, lentils, chicken
  • Complex Carbs: Millets, quinoa, sweet potato, brown rice
  • Fats: Almonds, ghee (in moderation), olive oil
  • Greens: Palak, methi, lauki, broccoli
  • Extras: Chia seeds, turmeric, cinnamon

🥚 3-Day Starter PCOS Plan (Indianized)

🔸 Day 1

  • Breakfast: Ragi porridge + berries
  • Lunch: Paneer + moong sprout salad
  • Dinner: Masala grilled fish + steamed veggies
  • Snack: Curd + soaked almonds

🔹 Day 2

  • Breakfast: Besan chilla + mint chutney
  • Lunch: Veg dal soup + multigrain roti
  • Dinner: Tofu bhurji + quinoa
  • Snack: Apple + peanut butter

🔶 Day 3

  • Breakfast: Greek yogurt + chia + fruit
  • Lunch: Rajma + brown rice
  • Dinner: Chicken tikka or soya + sweet potato
  • Snack: Veg sticks + hummus

🔢 Macronutrient Snapshot

DayProtein SourceCarbsHealthy FatsFiber Level
1Paneer, fish, curd, nutsRagi, veggies, datesOlive oil, nutsHigh
2Chilla, dal, tofuMultigrain roti, quinoaGhee, peanut butterHigh
3Yogurt, rajma, chickenBrown rice, sweet potatoOlive oil, chiaVery High

🌮 Foods to Include in Your PCOS Diet

  • Healthy Fats: Coconut, walnuts, flaxseeds, mustard oil
  • Proteins: Moong dal, paneer, chicken, tofu
  • Carbs: Jowar, ragi, red rice, sweet potato
  • Probiotics: Homemade curd, kanji, buttermilk
  • Prebiotics: Garlic, methi seeds, raw banana

⚡️ Foods to Avoid

CategoryIndian ExamplesInflammatory Impact
Trans FatsPakoras, samosas, bakery puffsHigh
Processed MeatsSausages, kebabs, tandoori frankfurtersModerate to High
Refined SugarsJalebi, sugar chai, pastriesHigh
Artificial SweetenersSugar-free sweets, flavored sodaModerate

🏃️ Beyond Diet: PCOS Lifestyle Tips

  • Exercise: Walk 30 mins daily, add yoga or light weights 2x/week
  • Stress: Use deep breathing, journaling, or herbal teas
  • Sleep: Aim for 7–9 hrs nightly, avoid screens before bed
  • Track: Maintain a symptom + food journal weekly

🏠 Your Reset Starts Now

Use this blog as your PCOS meal roadmap. Bookmark it. Share it. Or join our 21-Day Reset Challenge with access to PDF downloads, grocery planners, and PCOS tracker tools.

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Author: Dr. Anagha Tulasi, Certified Nutritionist, PCOS Coach & Founder of KalorieLab HerHormone™


Author: Dr. Anagha Tulasi, Certified Nutritionist, PCOS Coach & Founder of KalorieLab HerHormone™

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