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.

Your body doesn’t suddenly break down, it communicates first. Quietly. Subtly. Repeatedly.Before exhaustion becomes burn...
21/01/2026

Your body doesn’t suddenly break down, it communicates first. Quietly. Subtly. Repeatedly.

Before exhaustion becomes burnout, before hair fall becomes thinning, before mood swings feel unmanageable, your body sends small signals that are easy to ignore.

Eye twitching → often linked to low magnesium, especially if stress or poor sleep is involved.

Always tired → may point toward iron deficiency, especially if paired with breathlessness or low motivation.

Winter sadness or low mood → could be low vitamin D, especially if you spend most time indoors.

Tingling or numbness in hands/feet → a common early sign of vitamin B12 deficiency.

Constant hunger → sometimes it’s not appetite, it’s low protein intake, leaving you undernourished, not underfed.

Loss of taste or slower healing → may indicate zinc deficiency, impacting immunity and recovery.

Brain fog → often linked to low omega-3, affecting memory and cognitive clarity.

Feeling cold all the time → could be tied to low iodine, affecting thyroid function and metabolism.

These aren’t random. They’re nutritional whispers. Early signs are reversible. Ignored signs turn into diagnoses.

You don’t need extreme diets or random supplements. You need awareness, balance, and nourishment that supports your body, not fights it.

If something feels “off,” listen. Because your body always whispers before it screams.

20/01/2026

Before supplements existed, liver was medicine.

Across cultures, it was prized for one reason, it delivers maximum nutrition in minimal quantity.

Just one serving of liver provides:
• Highly absorbable heme iron
• Vitamin B12 for energy & nerves
• Vitamin A for immunity, skin & vision
• Choline for liver & brain health

That’s why liver was traditionally used to support anemia, fatigue, and recovery.

But powerful foods need respect. Liver is not a daily food. Because of its high vitamin A content:
• 1–2 times a week is enough
• Extra caution during pregnancy
• Quality matters, choose grass-fed or pastured

Nutrition isn’t about trends or fear. It’s about knowing how much, how often, and for whom.

Sometimes the most advanced nutrition, is ancestral wisdom.

19/01/2026

Fresh isn’t the same as healthy, consistency is.

Somewhere along the way, nutrition turned into a daily performance: chop fresh, cook fresh, eat fresh, every single day. And when life gets busy (which it always does), guilt creeps in and meals get skipped altogether.

Here’s the truth most people don’t hear enough: your body doesn’t care when your vegetables were chopped. It cares about nutrients, balance, and whether you’re nourishing yourself regularly. Frozen veggies, batch-cooked soups, bone broths, and weekend masalas aren’t shortcuts, they’re smart strategies for real life.

18/01/2026

Vitamin B12 is one of the most important nutrients for strong, thick, and healthy hair, yet often overlooked.

Low B12 can mean poor oxygen supply to hair follicles, reduced keratin and melanin production, and higher stress-related hair fall. The result? Thinning hair, excess shedding, slow regrowth, and premature greying.

Who is more likely to be B12 deficient?
• Vegetarians / vegans
• Gut issues (IBS, low stomach acid, gastritis)
• PCOS + metformin users
• Thyroid patients
• Pernicious anemia
• Heavy periods
• Pregnancy & breastfeeding

Best sources of Vitamin B12:
• Eggs
• Fish
• Chicken
• Dairy (milk, paneer, curd)
• Fortified foods
• Nutritional yeast
• Supplements (only if deficiency is confirmed)

Healthy hair doesn’t start with oils or treatments, it starts with nourishment from within.

17/01/2026

Your face often shows what blood tests confirm later.

Redness, hair growth, rashes, brow thinning or cracks aren’t just skin issues, they’re health signals. Learn to read them early.

Ozempic Problems Nobody Talks AboutOzempic (semaglutide) does help with weight loss.It reduces appetite, controls cravin...
16/01/2026

Ozempic Problems Nobody Talks About

Ozempic (semaglutide) does help with weight loss.
It reduces appetite, controls cravings, improves blood sugar, and supports fat loss.

But here’s what often gets missed ⬇️

1️⃣ Very low appetite
Eating too little for too long can lead to fatigue, weakness, constipation, and nutrient deficiencies.

2️⃣ Muscle loss & “Ozempic face”
Rapid weight loss without enough protein and strength training doesn’t just burn fat, it burns muscle.
This shows up as sagging skin, dull complexion, weakness, and slower metabolism.

3️⃣ Digestive & energy issues
Nausea, bloating, low energy, and feeling “off” are common when nutrition isn’t supported properly.

4️⃣ Rebound weight gain
Once Ozempic is stopped, appetite often returns.
If habits weren’t fixed, weight can come back, sometimes more than before.

5️⃣ Not for everyone
It’s unsafe in pregnancy, breastfeeding, certain thyroid conditions, severe gut issues, and can interact with other medications.

Ozempic is a medical tool, not a long-term solution by itself.

For safe and sustainable results, it must be combined with:
✔️ Adequate protein
✔️ Strength training
✔️ Micronutrient support
✔️ Lifestyle & hormone balance
✔️ Medical supervision

Weight loss isn’t about eating less forever. It’s about nourishing your body correctly.

15/01/2026

Why You Should Rethink Wooden Spoons in Your Kitchen

Wooden spoons may look aesthetic, but they hide more than you think.

Because wood is naturally porous, it absorbs oils, spices, moisture, and tiny food particles you can’t see on the surface.

This trapped residue becomes a breeding ground for bacteria and fungi, increasing the risk of food contamination and stomach infections.

Even after washing, residue can stay deep inside, especially in cracks, making them hard to clean completely.

How to Deep Clean Wooden Spoons:
Boil water, add baking soda and vinegar, then soak the spoons. This loosens oils and kills bacteria. Rinse well and sun dry completely.

Bonus Tip: Replace wooden spoons every few months or switch to silicone or stainless steel for safer cooking.

14/01/2026

As winter fades and spring arrives, India celebrates the new harvest with festivals like Makar Sankranti, Lohri, Bihu, Pongal, and Uttarayan.

These traditions aren’t just rituals, they honor the sun’s northward journey and the fresh energy it brings.

Foods like khichdi, til (sesame), and gud (jaggery) nourish the body with warmth, minerals, and digestion support as the seasons shift.

Across regions, the message is clear: eat freshly harvested grains, seasonal produce, and warm, balanced meals to help your body thrive.

Lohri diyan vadaiyan :)
13/01/2026

Lohri diyan vadaiyan :)

Visceral fat isn’t just stubborn belly fat, it’s a hidden health risk.Stored deep around your organs, it releases harmfu...
13/01/2026

Visceral fat isn’t just stubborn belly fat, it’s a hidden health risk.

Stored deep around your organs, it releases harmful chemicals that increase the risk of diabetes, heart disease, hormonal imbalances, inflammation, and more.

Swipe to learn:
• What makes visceral fat dangerous
• Signs you might have it (without scans)
• Why it increases
• Foods to include & avoid
• Lifestyle tips for lasting change

13/01/2026

Til aur gur are in the air, winter comfort at its best ✨

Lohri flavours that warm the body and nourish from within. These simple laddus are a perfect example of how traditional recipes carry deep nutritional wisdom.

Recipe:
(1:1:1:1) Til seeds | Khus khus | Magaz (mixed seeds) | Jaggery
Roast everything gently and mix well to form laddus.

Naturally rich in energy and packed with micronutrients like iron, calcium, magnesium, manganese, selenium, zinc, and copper, perfect for winter nourishment.

When you get too busy and the help follows the instruction, kucch desi aur healthy bhi 😂
12/01/2026

When you get too busy and the help follows the instruction, kucch desi aur healthy bhi 😂

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