Best Dietitian/Nutritionists in Delhi

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Last Updated: 3rd October 2024

Dr. Nalini Singh

Dietitian/Nutritionist

6 years of experience

Aarogya Hospital Vaishali, Ghaziabad

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Dr. Shalini

Dietitian/Nutritionist

5 years of experience

Lok Clinic And Hospital Janakpuri, Delhi

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Dr. Kajal

Dietitian/Nutritionist

3 years of experience

Dietician Kajal Clinic Karol Bagh, Delhi

Next available - Monday

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Discover the top nutritionists and dieticians in Delhi who have established themselves as experts in the field. With years of experience, specialized knowledge, and a commitment to promoting healthy lifestyles, these professionals offer valuable insights and personalized guidance for achieving optimal nutrition. Find the perfect nutritionist or dietician to help you reach your wellness goals in Delhi.

Here we have created a list of 10 best dietician for you:

Who are Dietitians and Nutritionists?

Dietitians and nutritionists are professionals specializing in food and nutrition. Dietitians have formal education, clinical training, and professional credentials, often working in healthcare settings. Nutritionists may have varying educational backgrounds and qualifications, focusing on general nutrition advice and wellness coaching. Both play a crucial role in promoting healthy eating and overall well-being, but the specific qualifications and regulations governing these titles may vary by region.

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Male | 16

Correct assessment of root cause is very important. Jyada khana is not the key, but eating right with correct nutrition matters. Typical reasons for not gaining healthy weight are : unidentified gut issues like acidity, bloating, gases, constipation, diarrhoea. Secondly, poor nutrition and excess caloric intake via wrong food choices, having no workout regimen,low protein diet. Get in touch with us for healthy weight gain.

Answered on 3rd Aug '24

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I have a family history of heart disease, and I'm concerned about my cholesterol levels. What foods should I incorporate or avoid to maintain a heart-healthy diet?

Male | 34

The changes in your diet should be aimed at the inclusion of the following: incorporating more fruits and vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins like fish and poultry. To lower cholesterol intake food containing trans fats, saturated fats, and added sugars should be avoided. These can increase your cholesterol level and heart disease risk.

Answered on 22nd July '24

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Whenever I eat food less I start getting headache and I eat much ice and get pimples can u tell me what problem do u have

Female | 23

When you don't have enough food, your body may react with headaches. Overconsumption of ice might be a sign of a condition where your body doesn't have enough iron, and you have pimples. To help you get the best nutrition, ensure your meals are balanced, and your diet is well-rounded. If this does not work, a good idea would be to visit a dietitian for advice.

Answered on 12th Nov '24

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I've read a lot about intermittent fasting. Is it a safe and effective method for weight loss, and what are some potential risks I should be aware of?

Female | 23

It is a pattern of consumption that is intermittent fasting where you abstain from eating for a certain number of hours and then eat for the rest of the day. Nonetheless, some find it useful, while others disregard it. But the fact is that not every individual can be a candidate for such a diet plan. Being moody, sleepy, or lightheaded are some potential risks. Consult a dietician before you decide to start.

Answered on 17th July '24

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I've recently become a vegetarian and I'm worried about getting enough protein. Can you suggest some high-protein vegetarian foods that I can incorporate into my diet?

Female | 23

Lack of protein can make you feel low and unenergetic. However, there are many plant-based protein sources you can try. Include legumes, beans, tofu, chickpeas, nuts, and seeds in your daily diet. These foods will provide all the protein you need to keep your immune system strong, so you can feel confident and healthy.

Answered on 17th July '24

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Best Dietitian/Nutritionists in Delhi

Dr. Nalini Singh

Dr. Shalini

Dr. Kajal

Questions & Answers on "Dietitian/Nutritionist" (132)

Sir ma bohut patla hu ma bohut pareshan hu evion medicine bi use ki ha Lekin pir bj wajan nhi barta Khana bi khata hu boHUT SARA LEKN pir bi bohut patla hu ap kuch medicine batao jis sa Mera wajan bara plzzzz

I have a family history of heart disease, and I'm concerned about my cholesterol levels. What foods should I incorporate or avoid to maintain a heart-healthy diet?

Whenever I eat food less I start getting headache and I eat much ice and get pimples can u tell me what problem do u have

I've read a lot about intermittent fasting. Is it a safe and effective method for weight loss, and what are some potential risks I should be aware of?

I've recently become a vegetarian and I'm worried about getting enough protein. Can you suggest some high-protein vegetarian foods that I can incorporate into my diet?

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