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Whether you want to lose fat or gain muscle - find your numbers, then follow the rules.

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1502

Daily calories

120 g

Protein / day

2.6 L

Water / day

26 · Overweight

BMI

Your body burns about 2002 kcal a day. These are estimates - not medical advice.

Lose weight: the rules

  1. 01Eat about 500 kcal less than your body burns - lose ~0.5 kg a week.
  2. 02Protein at every meal: eggs, dal, paneer, soya, chicken.
  3. 03Half your plate vegetables. Smaller rice and roti portions.
  4. 04Cut sugar drinks, fried snacks and late-night eating.
  5. 05Walk 8,000+ steps daily and do 3–4 home workouts a week.
  6. 06Sleep 7–8 hours - poor sleep makes you hungrier.

Best exercises: Full-body circuits, brisk walks, burpees, squats, mountain climbers.

Move with a rhythm

Follow-along timer

Get ready

05

Clear some space

Get comfortable before starting.

Beginner home circuit

  1. 01

    March in place

    Warm up gently at a comfortable pace.

  2. 02

    Chair squats

    Use a stable chair; sit back and stand with control.

  3. 03

    Wall push-ups

    Hands on a wall, body straight; bend elbows slowly.

  4. 04

    Standing knee raises

    Lift one knee at a time; hold a wall for balance.

  5. 05

    Calf raises

    Rise onto your toes slowly, then lower with control.

Move at your own pace. Stop for pain or dizziness and skip unsuitable moves. This is a general routine, not injury-specific advice.

More protein. Less spend.

Budget grocery swaps

Prices are illustrative, not live market prices. Enter your local serving prices for a fair comparison.

Staple / servingProteinYour price (₹)Cost for 30 g protein
Eggs

1 large egg

≈ 6 g₹35.00
Soya chunks

50 g dry

≈ 26 g₹11.54
Paneer

100 g

≈ 18 g₹75.00
Sprouts

1 bowl sprouts salad

≈ 7 g₹64.29

Soya chunks is lowest-cost here: ₹11.54 for 30 g protein.

Protein estimates follow the food guide. Costs use fractional servings and exclude cooking costs. These are cost comparisons, not nutritionally identical swaps. Avoid foods you’re allergic to.

Optional, not magic

Gym supplements & protein guide

Food comes first. Supplements are optional and should fit your diet, budget and medical needs.

Whey protein

Convenient dairy protein when food intake falls short.

1 scoop as labelled

Choose third-party tested products; avoid if allergic to milk.

Plant protein

Pea, rice or soy blends for vegan or dairy-free diets.

1 scoop as labelled

Check protein per scoop and added sugar.

Creatine monohydrate

Well-researched for strength training performance.

3–5 g daily

Prefer plain monohydrate; ask a doctor with kidney disease.

Pre-workout

Optional caffeine-based energy, not required.

Use label minimum

Check caffeine total; avoid late evening or with BP/heart concerns.

Multivitamin

May help fill dietary gaps, not a substitute for food.

As labelled

Do not stack overlapping supplements without professional advice.

Cost per scoop

₹75.00

Safety checklist: buy from authorised sellers, verify FSSAI licence, batch number, expiry and seal, prefer recent third-party lab reports for the same batch, and avoid proprietary blends or unrealistic claims. Avoid unregulated steroids, hormones or fat burners. Consult a doctor if pregnant, under 18, taking medicines, or living with a health condition.

Your week, on one sheet

Save & print cheat sheets

General examples: repeat the selected menu through the week, with a seven-day beginner workout chart. Save downloads an offline sheet; Print opens printing or PDF saving.

Daily menu · Mon–Sun

≈ 1450 kcal · 79 g protein / day

  • 06:30 · Wake up

    Warm water + lemon, 5 soaked almonds

  • 08:00 · Breakfast

    2 besan chilla + mint chutney + 1 bowl curd

  • 11:00 · Mid-morning

    1 guava or apple

  • 13:30 · Lunch

    2 millet rotis + moong dal + big salad + mixed sabzi

  • 17:00 · Snack

    Roasted chana 30 g + green tea

  • 20:00 · Dinner

    Soya chunk / paneer bhurji + 1 roti + sautéed veg

  • 22:00 · Before bed

    1 glass buttermilk

Weekly workout chart

  • Monday

    Home circuit: march, chair squats, wall push-ups, knee raises, calf raises

  • Tuesday

    Comfortable 15–20 minute walk and gentle mobility

  • Wednesday

    Home circuit at a comfortable pace

  • Thursday

    Rest or gentle stretching

  • Friday

    Home circuit at a comfortable pace

  • Saturday

    Comfortable walk or favorite light activity

  • Sunday

    Rest and prepare meals for next week