Nutritionist Who Lost 25kg Shares 7-Day Anti-Inflammatory Diet That Helped Her Lose Weight


Instagram user and nutritionist Anchal Chag often shares weight loss diet plans, healthy recipes and workout routines on her page. In a recent post, Anchal talked about the anti-inflammatory diet that helped her lose 25 kg during her weight loss journey. She posted a weekly diet plan that includes an anti-inflammatory drink in the early morning, breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner. She added that the diet plan is an example of “how we can manage things with this diet.”

This nutritionist followed an anti-inflammatory diet that helped her lose 25 kg.
This nutritionist followed an anti-inflammatory diet that helped her lose 25 kg.

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According to the nutritionist, the key components of any anti-inflammatory diet are fruits and vegetables, healthy fats, whole grains, herbs and spices, plant-based protein, green tea and fermented foods. At the same time, you should avoid processed and fried foods, refined carbohydrates (white bread, sugar), sugary drinks and carbonated drinks, excessive alcohol consumption, as well as red and processed meat. Check out her 7-Day Anti-Inflammatory Diet that will change your life.

7-Day Anti-Inflammatory Diet for Weight Loss

1. Day 1

Early morning: Jeera + ajwain water and 5 soaked almonds

Breakfast: 1 besan chila with 20 g of mint chutney

Mid-morning: 1 fruit and 1 tsp. L. seeds on top

Lunch: Chickpea and quinoa bowl with vegetables

Snacks: 30 g of makhana and 1 cup of mint tea

Dinner: 150 g of cooked dal khichi

Before bed: fennel and ginger water

2. Day 2

Early Morning: Detox with Turmeric, Ginger and Black Pepper

Breakfast: warm oatmeal with oats, nut milk and one piece of fruit

Mid-morning: Snack and 1 cup of beetroot kanji

Lunch: 2 idlis, 1 bowl of sambar and 20 g of coconut chutney

Snacks: White sprouts

Dinner: 1 beetroot tofu paranta

Before going to bed: 1 cup of chamomile tea

3. Day 3

Early morning: warm lemon water, 5 soaked almonds and 2 walnuts

Breakfast: Moong dal Cheela and 20 g of mint chutney

Mid-morning: 100 g of papaya and 1 h. L. pumpkin seeds

Lunch: 30 g of Rajma rice (100 g) + 1 seasonal vegetable;

Snacks: 1 stone and date lado

Dinner: Khichri millet

Before bed: tulsi water, jeera and ajwain

4. Day 4

Early morning: warm water with cinnamon – use soaked cinnamon

Breakfast: 5 soaked almonds and vegetable jowar uttapam

Mid-morning: 1 glass of vegetable juice

Lunch: Dal Palak, 1 Bajra Roti and 100 gm Cucumber Raita

Snacks: 1 stone and date lado

Dinner: fried vegetables and 100 g of tofu

Before going to bed: 1 cup of chamomile tea

5. Day 5

Early Morning: Turmeric, Ginger & Black Pepper Detox + 5 Soaked Almonds

Breakfast: 1 sandwich with chickpea bread

Mid-morning: 100 g of papaya + 1 tsp. L. seed mixtures

Lunch: lentil curry, 1 jowar roti, pumpkin sabji and 100 g curd.

Snack: 30 g of humus and vegetable sticks

Dinner: tomato soup with basil and 70 g of low-fat paneer bhurji from China

Before going to bed: warm water with fennel seeds

6. Day 6

Early morning: Jira water and 5 soaked almonds

Breakfast: 2 millet idlis, 100 ml of sambar and 20 g of chutney

Mid-morning: 1 cup of beetroot kanji

Lunch: tofu/paneer bhurji, 1 millet rota and 100 g of yogurt

Snacks: 2 oranges

Dinner: 1 roti, lentil curry and 100g cucumber raita with tadka

Before bed: Jeera water and ajwain

7. Day 7

Early morning: cinnamon and black raisin water (soaked), 5 soaked almonds and 2 walnuts

Breakfast: vegetable apma and 10 g of peanuts

Mid-morning: 1 glass of coconut water and chia seed water

Lunch: Kala channa curry, 100 g of steamed rice and 1 green vegetable

Snacks: 20 g of banana and 1 cup of green tea

Dinner: vegetable dal and millet khichi – 200 g

Before bed: Tulsi and ginger water

The nutritionist also shared 3 anti-inflammatory drinks that you can drink on a daily basis. They are –

1. Green tea with lemon

2. Ginger, fennel and cumin seed water

3. Star anise and cinnamon tea

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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