Thyroid Diet : How To Lose Weight Fast 10 kgs in 10 Days - Indian Veg Diet/Meal Plan For Weight Loss

thyroid diet (hypothyroid diet) plan for weight loss, how to lose weight fast 10 kgs in 10 days, 1200 calorie full day indian veg diet/meal plan for weight loss

update: this plan can be followed by those without thyroid issues too.

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8: 30 am:

2 bananas, sliced

1/2 pomegranate seeds

10:30 am: 1/2 cup thick curd, 1 tbsp pomegranate seeds, chopped fresh leaves to garnish

12.30 pm: lunch with 2 roti and sweet potatoes

3.30: snack on dry fruits, half a handful

7 pm: dinner with poha

drink plenty of water all through the day

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