Man who lost 95kg reveals veg and non-veg intermittent fasting diet plan to ‘lose 1-2 kilos a week’ easily


There is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all approach to health and weight loss. But there’s a chance you’ve heard of intermittent fasting, a style of fasting that involves restricting food intake and involves certain rules that may include fasting in the morning or choosing to eat only at certain times of the day. A man named Khushal Chawla, who is now a fitness trainer, believes that his diet played a big role in his drastic weight loss of 95 kg. Read also | Lose 3 kg in 7 days? A nutritionist shares a soup recipe for quick weight loss; find out if it really works

Khushal Chawla continues to share pictures of his before and after weight loss body. (Instagram/ Khushal Fitness)
Khushal Chawla continues to share pictures of his before and after weight loss body. (Instagram/ Khushal Fitness)

He recently took to his Instagram account, Khushal Fitness, to share his intermittent fasting diet plan, which includes both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options and can help you “lose 1-2 kg per week”.

The New Year 2025 is just days away, so there’s no time to rethink your diet, and Khushal’s 7-day meal plan is a good place to start. Sharing the details of his weekly intermittent fasting meal plan, he said:

⦿ 16-hour fasting – 8-hour feeding

⦿ Fasting time – from 19.30 to 23.30

⦿ Meal time – from 11.30 to 19.30

⦿ Drink water/green tea/black coffee/black salt water while fasting

⦿ Fat loss – 2.5-4 kg in 14 days

Read all the plan details.

First meal: 11.30

⦿ Monday: 1 stuffed paneer/vegetable besan chilli plus green chutney

⦿ Tuesday: 200 g of fruit plus 20 g of nuts (apple / papaya / guava / pomegranate / pear)

⦿ Wednesday: Overnight oats (35g oats with milk, apple/pomegranate) plus honey plus 5 chopped almonds

⦿ Thursday: 200 g of fruit plus 20 g of nuts

⦿ Friday: vegetable poha (45 ivy rice plus 80-100 g of vegetables and one pomegranate)

⦿ Saturday: 200 g of fruit plus 20 g of nuts

⦿ Sunday: 3 idlis plus sambhar / 1 masala dosa / 2 slices of bread sandwich / 1 bowl of upma

Second meal: 14:00

⦿ Monday: 1 chapati plus 1-2 bowls of paneer bhurji/tofu bhurji plus 120g salad plus 1 sliced ​​raita

⦿ Tuesday: 2 chapatis plus 1 bowl of your favorite sabzi plus salad plus curd

⦿ Wednesday: 130-150 g rice plus 160-180 g rajma plus salad

⦿ Thursday: 1 chapati plus 2 bowls of chickpea sabzi plus favorite dal plus salad plus 1 cup raita

⦿ Friday: 1 chapati plus 1 bowl of soy chunk sabzi/favorite sabzi plus salad plus 1 cup raita

⦿ Saturday: 1-2 chapatis plus paneer sabzi/dal plus salad plus 1 cup curd

⦿ Sunday: chickpea salad (50g chickpeas in a bowl plus 80-100g paneer plus cucumber plus tomato plus onion plus chaat masala plus lemon

Third meal: 5:00 p.m

⦿ Monday: 1 bowl of puffed rice

⦿ Tuesday: Sweet Corn Chat

⦿ Wednesday: 1 cup buttermilk/coconut water

⦿ Thursday: 20 g Mahana

⦿ Friday: 1 bowl of puffed rice

⦿ Saturday: 1 small bowl of fried chana

⦿ Sunday: 1 small bowl of peanuts / roasted mahana

Fourth meal: 19.30 (vegetables)

⦿ Monday: 150-170 g vegetable dalia/khichdi plus salad

⦿ Tuesday: 150-170 g paneer cutlet

⦿ Wednesday: 1 vegetable stuffed moong dal chilli plus green chutney

⦿ Thursday: 1 chapati plus 150g paneer bhurji/mixed vegetable sabzi plus salad

⦿ Friday: 150-170 g of vegetable vermicelli

⦿ Saturday: 40 g oat masala plus vegetables / 1 bowl of soup / moong dal khichdi / dalia milk / vegetable dalia

⦿ Sunday: 1 chapati plus matar paneer sabzi/paneer bhurji plus salad

Fourth meal: 19.30 (without vegetables)

⦿ Monday: 150-170 g of grilled chicken plus salad

⦿ Tuesday: 150-170 g paneer cutlet

⦿ Wednesday: 2 loaves of bread plus a 2-egg omelette

⦿ Thursday: 1 chapati plus 150g paneer bhurji/mixed vegetable sabzi plus salad

⦿ Friday: 150-170 g chicken tika/ fish tika plus salad

⦿ Saturday: 2 loaves of bread plus a 2-egg omelette

⦿ Sunday: 170 g of grilled chicken plus salad

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor for any health concerns.

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