FAQs

No, there is absolutely no need to take this diet kit for lifetime. Depending on your HbA1C value, we will advise you on using it for 1, 2, 3, or 4 months until insulin resistance is reversed.

No, the flour quantity in the diet kit is specifically determined based on calorie calculations. Adding extra flour can disrupt these calculations and may lead to suboptimal results.

Milk is contraindicated with our diet kit. Our diet kit is designed to reduce insulin resistance, but milk contains factors like IGF (insulin-like growth factor), which can lead to weight gain, fat accumulation, and increased insulin resistance.

No, you should not consume eggs while using the diet kit, as it can disrupt the calorie calculations and lead to suboptimal results.

Non-vegetarian food isn't bad, but it can disrupt the calorie balance of the diet kit, potentially leading to less effective results.

No, the diet kit itself does not cause weakness. However, after starting the diet kit, it may be necessary to adjust the doses of your allopathic anti-diabetic medications from your doctors, which could potentially cause weakness. Generally, patients report feeling refreshed and healthy after using the diet kit, with improved disease reversal and overall well-being.

No, the diet kit should not lead to further weight loss. To prevent weight loss and support healthy muscle mass, you can add 20 ml of ghee twice a day to your meals. Alternatively, you can take 20 ml of ghee along with Balya Protex in the morning and evening.

No, not at all. The diet kit addresses both leptin resistance and insulin resistance. Reducing leptin resistance helps control excessive hunger and encourages you to eat smaller portions, while managing insulin resistance helps maintain stable blood sugar levels. To continue supporting your progress, simply follow the dietary recommendations provided by your dieticians/doctors.

If you need to travel to an outstation for 3-4 days, focus on consuming salads, vegetables, clear vegetable soups, and dal. These options are convenient and align well with the diet kit. Avoid rice and roti, as they may not fit within the dietary guidelines.

You can have vegetable salads or a smoothie. Additionally, practice mindful eating by focusing on your meal without distractions like TV or mobile devices. Incorporate pranayama exercises, such as 5 rounds of Anulom Vilom and Chandranuloma before meals, to help manage your hunger and maintain control over your appetite.

Yes, you can start a normal homemade diet, but it’s important to manage portion sizes. Ensure you include one portion each of carbohydrates, protein, vegetables, and fruits in your meals. Along with this you should assure that your weight does not increase. 

In kidney patients, protein intake is typically limited to 0.7 grams per kilogram of body weight. For a 70 kg person, this amounts to 49  grams of protein per day. However, our diet kit contains approx. 50 grams and hence it can be consumed safely by patient whose weight is more than 70 kg . for patient with weight less than 70 kg consult your doctor 

A typical diet with excessive carbohydrate consumption can worsen GERD by increasing stomach acid production and delaying gastric emptying, which can intensify reflux symptoms. However, the diet kit is designed with portion control and a balanced carbohydrate approach, which helps prevent excessive acid production and reduces abdominal pressure, thereby providing potential relief from GERD symptoms.

High sugar intake can cause inflammation and increase the risk of infections, which may contribute to skin diseases. The diet kit includes anti-inflammatory foods and maintains optimal sugar control, which can help manage and reduce the risk of skin conditions.

Constipation is often caused by indigestion. Our diet kit is designed to improve digestion and includes whole grains and fibers that support gut health and movement. This approach effectively helps manage and alleviate constipation.