Intermittent Fasting
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Dietitian for Intermittent Fasting in Kolkata
Intermittent fasting isn’t about starving yourself.
With the right guidance, intermittent fasting can be a total game-changer.
As a certified diet and lifestyle consultant, Dt. Uma Bajoria helps you benefit from intermittent fasting by eating foods that keep you fuller longer, support metabolism during fasting hours, and prevent late-night sugar raids. No crash diets. No complicated rules. Just timing your meals right and fueling your body wisely.
You’ll learn how to listen to your hunger cues, understand what to eat when your eating window opens, and notice the small wins — better digestion and steady weight loss,
Book your session today with the expert nutritionist and see the difference.
How Dt. Uma Bajoria Helps You Create a Personalised Intermittent Fasting Diet Plan - Step by Step

01.
Understanding Your Routine
Dt. Uma Bajoria starts by understanding your lifestyle and routine to make intermittent fasting fit easily into your daily life, without stress.

02.
Choosing the Right Schedule
The dietitian then reviews your medical history and recommends a fasting schedule that supports your metabolism.

03.
Planning Your Meals
A personalised eating window and meal plan includes filling foods, reducing cravings, and keeping energy steady throughout.

04.
Making It Practical
You get simple recipes and snack options, making fasting easier during busy weekly routines.

05.
Tracking Your Progress
Regular follow-ups adjust timings, improve digestion, boost energy, track progress, and ensure fasting becomes sustainable.
Diet Chart for Intermittent Fasting
| Time | Meal | For Women (1400-1600 kcal/day) |
For Men (1700-2000 kcal/day) |
Purpose / Tip |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7:00–9:00 AM | Hydration Only (Fasting Window) | Water, green tea, herbal tea, black coffee, black tea (no sugar) | Water, green tea, herbal tea, black coffee, black tea (no sugar) | Keeps you hydrated and helps control hunger |
| 12:00–1:00 PM | First Meal (Breakfast) | 2 multigrain rotis OR 1 cup brown rice + Dal + Chicken/Fish/Paneer + Salad | Larger portion or extra protein serving | Balanced carbs + protein stabilise blood sugar after fasting |
| 3:00–4:00 PM | Healthy Snack | Greek yoghurt/sprouts chaat / boiled egg + fruit | Can add one fruit or egg extra | Prevents binge eating during the evening |
| 7:00–8:00 PM | Last Meal (Dinner) | Grilled chicken/fish OR Paneer bhurji + Stir-fried veggies + Soup | Add 1 small roti/brown rice if needed | A light dinner supports fat burn and better sleep |
| 8:00 PM onwards | Fasting Window Resumes | Hydration only: Water / Herbal teas | Same | No calories → Body switches to fat as fuel |
Not sure if this diet plan is right for you? Get a personalised one from Dt. Uma Bajoria
Dos and Don’ts for Intermittent Fasting
Dos
- Stay hydrated with water, herbal tea, or black coffee during fasting hours
- Break your fast with balanced meals: protein + fibre + healthy fats
- Start with a comfortable schedule like 14:10 and gradually progress
- Support fasting with good sleep and light physical activity
Don’ts
- Don’t drink sugary beverages or add milk/sugar in your fasting window
- Don’t overeat or binge when your eating window opens
- Don’t force 16:8 immediately, especially if you feel dizzy or weak
- Don’t rely only on fasting while ignoring nutrition and lifestyle
What to Expect from Your Intermittent Fasting Diet Plan
Easy to Follow
Simple meals and realistic fasting hours that fit busy routines, helping you stay consistent without stress.
Better Energy and Focus
Balanced nutrients during your eating window keep blood sugar stable and help you feel active through the day.
Weight Loss That Stays
Improved metabolism and reduced cravings support natural fat loss, making it easier to maintain results.
Support at Every Step
Regular check-ins track your progress, adjust fasting times, and help you build a sustainable routine.
Why Choose Dt. Uma Bajoria?
Easy-to-follow diet plans
Get your health back on track — starting with what’s on your plate.



