Program Highlights
- Eating Nutritious Food Is Important At Every Age. For Children, A Healthy Diet With The Proper Serving Sizes Ensures Proper Growth And Development.
- As You Grow Old, You Would Like To Eat Healthy To Offer Your Body Energy Throughout The Day And To Keep Off Health Issues Like Diabetes, Heart Condition, And Other Health Conditions.
- Everyone’s Nutritional Needs Are Different. For Example, If You Compare The Nutritional Needs Between A Pregnant Women And 85 Year Old Man, Then Pregnant Women Need More Calories Than 85 Year Old Man.
- A Teenager Consume More Protein Than A Younger Child. Factors Like Age, Height, Weight, And Activity Level, Also As Any Health Conditions, Impact Nutrient And Calorie Needs,
- But If You Cook For A Family, It Is Often Difficult To Make Sure That You Are Providing Them According To Their Need.
- So, We Have Launch A Program Which Will Provide Some Tips For Serving Healthy Meals To The Kids And The Adults At Your Kitchen Table.
- Specialized Program for, Kids &Adults
Services Available In This Program
- Guidance On A Balance Nutrition For Kids.
- Exercise Guidance According To Age, Body Type And Medical Condition.
- Monthly Follow Up
- Guidance On Sleep Pattern Improvement.
Benefits Of This Program
- Weight Loss With Fat Loss
- Stress Management
- Improvement In Energy Levels And Stamina
- Improvement In Cholesterol Levels
- Control Your Blood Glucose Levels
- Improve Sleep Pattern
- Improve Digestive Health.
Program FAQ'S
A Healthy & Balanced Diet Support Growth & Development , It Also Promote Healthy Pregnancy & Lactation For Child . Helps To Maintain Ideal Weight Throughout The Life . & Help To Manage Chronic & Lifestyle Disease.
After The Age Of 30s Everyone Should Have A Balanced & Healthy Food. Like You Should Avoid Re-find Flour Product, Excess Sugar , Oily, Sweets, You Should Do 30 Min Physical Exercise.
Children Has A Less Energy & Less Interest Of Learning, Which Directly Negative Influence Cognitive Development , Poor Nutrition Will Affect On The Physical Growth & Leads Malnutrition.