Beyond Kilos & Inches

Beyond Kilos & Inches Dietician, Nutrition Educator, Researcher https://deeptanagpal.com/ Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.

About Deepta Nagpal
Deepta Nagpal is gold medalist in post graduation (Food & Nutrition) from Kurukshetra University. She has extensive experience in clinical dietetics with elite hospitals like All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Army Research & Referral Hospital & PGI Chandigarh. She has practiced dietetics to various high profile clients including Former President of India H.E. She is currently based out of Mumbai and has been working with corporate clients in improving the food habits of their employees.

22/12/2025

You can’t hate your body and expect it to heal. Your body isn’t a machine, it’s an ecosystem.

When you stop fighting it and start listening, real change begins.

Eat to nourish.
Move to energise.
Rest to recover.

Thank you so much, Vibhuti! So grateful to be part of your transformation! Wishing you all the best for continued wellne...
21/12/2025

Thank you so much, Vibhuti! So grateful to be part of your transformation! Wishing you all the best for continued wellness and happiness.

20/12/2025

Who Should Avoid Taking Chia Seeds?

1. Low Blood Pressure (BP): Chia seeds are high in potassium, which can further lower BP. For those already prone to low BP, this may lead to:
• Dizziness
• Fatigue
• Lightheadedness
• Fainting

2. Gut Issues (Ulcers, Gas, Bloating): Chia’s high soluble fiber can be too harsh on an inflamed or sensitive gut. It may worsen symptoms like:
• Bloating
• Heaviness
• Discomfort
• Ulcer pain flare-ups

3. Those on Blood-Thinning Medication: Chia seeds contain omega-3s that naturally thin the blood. Combined with blood thinners, this may increase the risk of bleeding.

4. Kidney Issues: Weak kidneys struggle to filter potassium and phosphorus from chia seeds. Excess potassium can lead to:
• Irregular heartbeat
• Muscle weakness
• Chest pain
• In severe cases, cardiac complications

What Your Body Is Trying to Tell You1. Brain: Foggy, tired due to Low Vitamin B12Low B12 affects energy, nerve function,...
19/12/2025

What Your Body Is Trying to Tell You

1. Brain: Foggy, tired due to Low Vitamin B12
Low B12 affects energy, nerve function, and cognition. This can show up as fatigue, poor focus, memory issues, or even tingling and mood changes.

2. Eyes: Blurry at night due to Vitamin A deficiency
Vitamin A helps your retina see in low light. Low levels can lead to night blindness or difficulty seeing clearly in dim settings.

3. Skin & Nails: Dry, dull due to Vitamin E & Biotin deficiency
Nutrient gaps can show as dryness, rough skin texture, brittle nails, or dullness.

4. Bones & Teeth: Weak, achy due to Low Vitamin D & Calcium
These nutrients keep bones strong. Low levels may cause bone pain, weakness, or long-term issues like osteomalacia or osteoporosis.

5. Heart: Tired, rhythm feels off due to Low Vitamin B1
Vitamin B1 supports heart function. Deficiency can cause fatigue, palpitations, or rhythm disturbances.

6. Blood: Low oxygen capacity due to Low Iron, Folate & B12
Deficiencies in these nutrients can lead to anemia, causing breathlessness, fatigue, pale skin, and low stamina.

Dinner!
18/12/2025

Dinner!

18/12/2025

If your supplements aren’t working, the problem might not be the supplement, it might be how you’re taking it. Tiny mistakes can make them almost useless, but a few small fixes can change everything.

Watch the full reel to learn:
• Why iron + tea/coffee = zero absorption
• The right way to take calcium for better absorption
• How to make vitamin D actually work
• Why omega-3 on an empty stomach is wasted
• The best time to take magnesium
• Why B12 at night keeps you awake
• How hot drinks destroy your probiotics

17/12/2025

As winter sets in and markets fill with vibrant seasonal produce, one humble vegetable quietly takes the spotlight, sweet potato. Whether roasted on a chilly evening or tossed into a tangy chaat, sweet potatoes are not just delicious, they’re a nutrient-packed winter superfood.

Despite their simplicity, they offer nourishment that rivals many supplements, providing steady energy, essential vitamins, and all-round winter wellness.

Nutritional Benefits of Sweet Potatoes
- Vitamin A: Supports sharp eyesight, protects the surface of the eyes, and strengthens immunity, especially important during winter infections.
- Vitamin B6: Boosts brain function, supports mood regulation, and aids metabolism.
* Vitamin C: The body’s natural defense booster, helps you fight common colds and supports collagen production.
* Manganese: Essential for bone health, metabolism, and antioxidant protection.

Together, these nutrients make sweet potatoes a smart, wholesome winter staple.

How to Include Sweet Potatoes in Your Meals
- Boiled or Roasted: Drizzle with lemon and chaat masala for an instant, nutritious snack.
- Sweet Potato Chaat: A tangy, spicy, fibre-rich treat that keeps you full for long.
- Sweet Potato Tikki: Lightly pan-fried tikkis make a great snack or meal addition.
- In Soups or Smoothies: Adds natural creaminess and sweetness without high-calorie ingredients.
- Added to Salads: Roasted or boiled cubes enhance texture, colour, and nutrient density in any salad bowl.

Winter brings warmth, comfort, and celebration, but it’s also the season when kids fall sick more often. The good news? ...
16/12/2025

Winter brings warmth, comfort, and celebration, but it’s also the season when kids fall sick more often. The good news? A few simple daily habits can naturally strengthen their immunity and keep them healthier through the colder months.

Swipe to learn the 4 pillars of strong winter immunity for kids:
• Better sleep = stronger defense
• Hydration that actually supports immunity
• Why outdoor play is non-negotiable
• Winter nutrition that keeps infections away

Give your child the strongest, healthiest winter yet.

Ekadashi things...
15/12/2025

Ekadashi things...

Monday blue kucch nai hota, Monday green hota hai.
15/12/2025

Monday blue kucch nai hota, Monday green hota hai.

15/12/2025

Winter makes healthy eating feel harder, but with a few small habits, it becomes so much easier.

From choosing smarter comfort foods to staying hydrated and protein-rich, these simple shifts can keep you energised all season.

Watch the full reel to learn the habits that actually work.

Thank you so much Malwinder. I’m truly glad to hear that the meal plan felt practical, easy to follow, and aligned with ...
14/12/2025

Thank you so much Malwinder.

I’m truly glad to hear that the meal plan felt practical, easy to follow, and aligned with your lifestyle. Watching you become more aware of your food choices and more confident in managing your HbA1C has been wonderful.

I’m grateful for your trust, your commitment, and the effort you’ve put into your health.

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