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Week 1 Physical Health Day 7. DO's and DONT'sThe Glow Protocol: Quick Health Habits​Diet: Fuel Your Glow1) ​DO aim fo...
14/04/2026

Week 1 Physical Health

Day 7. DO's and DONT's

The Glow Protocol: Quick Health Habits

​Diet: Fuel Your Glow

1) ​DO aim for a "Rainbow Plate"—fill half your plate with colorful vegetables and fruits.

2)​DO prioritize whole grains (like brown rice or millets) for steady energy.

3)​DO drink water consistently throughout the day; aim for pale-yellow urine.

​DON'T rely on processed snacks or sugary drinks; they cause inflammation and "glycation" (a process that breaks down collagen).

​DON'T skip meals; your body needs consistent nutrients to repair skin cells.

​Exercise: Activate Your Skin

​DO aim for 30 minutes of movement daily. A brisk walk is perfect!

​DO cleanse your face immediately after a workout to remove sweat, dirt, and oil.

​DON'T touch your face with unwashed hands during or immediately after exercise.

​DON'T over-train if you are exhausted; listen to your body and choose restorative movement like yoga on tired days.

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13/04/2026

Week 1 Physical Health

Day 6 Exercise / MOVEMENT

Make each movement a celebration of your aliveness.

Celebrate that you have a body
Celebrate that you can stand ,walk ,run and jog. Celebrate that you can dance to any tune.
Celebrate that you can raise your hands, arms and clap
Celebrate that you can pat someone's back
Celebrate that you can climb the stairs up and down
Celebrate that you can sit cross legged on the ground
( As quoted by Satvic movement )

Transform your workout to a celebration of this amazing body that God has given us.

Movement should be a celebration of what your body is capable of and never a punishment for what you ate.

To make exercise a sustainable part of your lifestyle it is essential to move away from the "all-or-nothing" mentality.

Practical, actionable tips to help integrate movement into our lives without it feeling like an overwhelming chore.

​1. The "10-Minute Micro-Workout" Strategy

For people struggling to find time, incorporate "exercise snacking." Research shows that three 10-minute bursts of activity throughout the day provide the same cardiovascular benefits as one continuous 30-minute session.

2.Habit Stacking
The easiest way to start a new habit is to attach it to an existing one.

​Examples:
​"I will do 2 minutes of stretching while my morning tea is brewing."

​"I will take the stairs whenever I’m in my office."

​
​3. The "Post-Sweat" Dermatology protocol
To wash the face and body immediately after exercise.

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12/04/2026

Week 1. Physical Health

Day 5 Exercise

Exercise is one of the most powerful "prescriptions" for overall health, functioning as a systemic intervention that affects everything from cardiovascular efficiency to cellular repair

The Physiological "Glow" of Exercise

1)​Improved Circulation: Exercise increases blood flow, which helps carry oxygen and essential nutrients to skin cells. This heightened circulation also aids in the efficient removal of cellular waste products (like free radicals) from the working cells.

2)​Stress Management & Inflammation:
Chronic stress is a known trigger for many skin conditions, including acne, eczema, and psoriasis. Exercise acts as a potent stress-reliever by lowering cortisol levels and releasing endorphins, which helps mitigate stress-induced skin flare-ups.

3)​Natural Detoxification: While sweating is primarily for temperature regulation, it helps clear out debris from pores. Crucially, advise your patients to cleanse their skin immediately after exercising to prevent that sweat from irritating or clogging pores.

4)​Enhanced Sleep Quality: Exercise helps regulate the circadian rhythm. Quality sleep is when the body performs "housekeeping" tasks—repairing DNA, regenerating skin cells, and balancing hormones—all of which are essential for a healthy complexion.

Exercise Type

1)Cardiovascular (Walking, Jogging, Cycling)
Boosts heart health, improves circulation, and delivers nutrients to the skin.

2)Strength Training (Weights, Bodyweight) Increases metabolic rate, improves posture, and strengthens bone density.

3)Flexibility/Mind-Body (Yoga, Pilates)
Reduces cortisol (stress), improves muscle tone, and encourages mindful breathing.

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11/04/2026

Week 1 Physical Health

Day 4 Sleep

Did you know your skin works harder while you sleep than while you’re awake? 🌙✨

Sleep is the ultimate "biological repair shop.

​When we sleep, the body switches from "active mode" (handling external stressors) to "repair mode."

​The "Beauty Sleep" Hormone: During deep sleep, the body increases the production of growth hormones, which are responsible for cell turnover and collagen production.

​Cortisol Regulation:
Sleep deprivation triggers a spike in cortisol (the stress hormone). Elevated cortisol is a major culprit in inflammation, which can trigger acne flare-ups, increase skin sensitivity, and accelerate the breakdown of collagen.

​Skin Barrier Function: Research shows that skin's transepidermal water loss (TEWL) is higher during the day and lower at night, meaning the skin is "thirstiest" at night. Getting enough sleep allows the skin to optimize its moisture-retention mechanisms.

​Systemic Recovery: Beyond the skin, sleep is vital for immune function, cognitive clarity, and emotional stability

The "Sleep Hygiene"

1)Consistent schedule
Going to bed and waking up at the same time keeps the circadian rhythm (the body’s internal clock) balanced

2)The "Digital sunset"
Stop using the screen one hour before sleep, as the blue light from the gadgets suppresses the melotonin production making it harder to fall asleep

3)Environment
Keep the bedroom cool dark and quiet. A comfortable environment promotes deeper uninterrupted sleep.

4) Early dinner (light nourishing meals)
Avoid late dinner , heavy fried , processed food.

5) Wind down ritual
A stimulated, active mind cannot go to sleep .
Slowing down one's thoughts, deep breathing , reading can relax the mind and prepare for a deep sleep

6) Timing of sleep is more important than trying to cover the number of hours of sleep (average 7 to 8 hours).Its wise to align with the natural circadian rhythm.
"EARLY TO BED and EARLY TO RISE makes a person healthy , wealthy and wise " remains highly relevant for maximising health and productivity.

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10/04/2026

Week 1 Physical Health

Day 3 - Hydration

Hydration is often the most overlooked component of wellness, yet it is foundational to virtually every physiological process.

The Analogy: Think of skin cells as grapes. When fully hydrated, they are round, plump, and smooth. When dehydrated, they resemble raisins—shriveled, dull, and prone to fine lines

Hydration is an internal support system to the body

1)Nutrient Transport: Water dissolves minerals and nutrients, making them accessible to your cells.

2)​Waste Removal: It enables the kidneys to filter out toxins and waste products effectively.

3)​Temperature Regulation:

4)​Lubrication & Cushioning: of joints and protects vital organs

5)Elasticity & Firmness:

6)Barrier Function:

There is no single "magic number" for daily water intake that applies to everyone.
Water requirement depends on many factors: 1. Physical activity of the person
2 Health status of the person , cardiac and kidney diseases
3 Climate of the place

Hydration monitoring methods

1.​The "Urine Color" Test: This is the most practical tool . Urine should be a pale yellow or straw color. If it is dark yellow or amber, it is a clear sign that one needs to increase the fluid intake.

2.​The Thirst Mechanism: While waiting until you are thirsty is not ideal, it is still the body’s primary signaling mechanism. Thirst is a signal to act.

3.​Physical Cues: Symptoms like dry lips, persistent fatigue, headaches, or "brain fog" are common, often-ignored signs of mild dehydration.

Tips

1) Drink plain or herbs infused water instead of packaged fruit juices , energy drinks which are loaded with sugar.

2) Include Fluid rich foods in your diet like Cucumber, melons

3) Front load the day - intake of water immediately on wake up to replenish the overnight lossand to clear the bowel

4) Avoid water intake just before and after meals to prevent dilution of the digestive juices

5) Take few sips of water throughout the day instead of consuming large quantities of water in one go

6) According to Ayurveda Eat your water
Do not gulp a glass of water , instead swish and swirl water sip by sip .

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09/04/2026

Week 1 Physical Health

Day 2
Diet

1.Plant based wholesome food with highest life-force (High Prana)....as close to its natural state

2.Fixed meal timings, not very variable timings

3.Early dinner (at least 2 hrs before sleep)

4.Do not skip Breakfast

5.Half plate rule

6.Balanced nutritious meal comprising of right proportion of carbohydrates , proteins , fat, vitamins , minerals , fibre

7.Adequate hydration

8.Gratitude for the food, farmer and people who have helped to get the food on the plate.

9.Mindful eating...using all 5 senses...sight , smell , sound , touch , taste of food ....savour the meals.
This stimulates the saliva secretion as major part of digestion occurs in mouth with the help of saliva.

NO SCREEN DURING MEALS

10.Chew ,chew , chew the food to make it soft and liquid to digest easily.
According to Ayurveda,
Eat your water and Drink your food.

11.The most IMPORTANT step is to know when to stop eating....not when one is full but when one is 2/3 rd full .

13.Eat local and seasonal food

14.Avoid packaged , processed food .

15.Include SPROUTS which are a good source of proteins , fibre , antioxidants , vitamins , minerals and high panic energy.

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08/04/2026

Week 1 Physical Health

DIET

Achieving optimal physical health is not about strict limitations or temporary fixes; it is about building a sustainable relationship with the fuel your body receives.

A healthy diet acts as the foundation for your energy levels, immune function, and long-term disease prevention.

​Core Principles for Nutritional Wellness
​To support your body effectively, focus on these fundamental pillars:

1.​Prioritize Whole Foods:
Aim to fill your plate with foods as close to their natural state as possible.
This includes vibrant vegetables, fruits, whole grains, pulses , fat .
Prefer plant based wholesome food (unprocessed food)

2.Balanced nutritious meals:
Include nutrients in their right proportion and form
A balanced food plate
Half Plate rule is filling half of your plate with vegetables, fruits or salad, while the other half can have carbohydrate and pulses

3.The Power of Color:
Different colored fruits and vegetables contain unique phytonutrients. Aiming for a "rainbow" on your plate ensures a wide spectrum of vitamins and minerals necessary for cellular repair and protection.

4.​Stabilize Your Blood Sugar: Avoid the "rollercoaster" effect of refined sugars and processed carbohydrates. Combining protein or healthy fats with your carbohydrates slows down glucose absorption, providing steady energy throughout the day.

Avoid hyperglycemic foods(processed and packaged foods )which shoot up the blood sugar instantly

5.​Listen to Satiety Signals: Learn to recognize the difference between physical hunger and emotional cravings. Eat slowly and stop when you are satisfied—not necessarily when you are completely full—to support better digestion.

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07/04/2026

The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health as "a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity". Adopted in 1948, this definition emphasizes a holistic approach to health, treating it as a fundamental human right rather than just the lack of illness.

​World Health Day Series: A 21-Day Journey to Wellness
​This April, we are celebrating World Health Day by going beyond a single day of awareness.

We invite you to join our 3-Week Wellness Series, where we focus on the three pillars that help you look and feel your absolute best. TRUE HEALTH is a harmony of body , mind and Skin.
Join us as we explore one pillar of wellness each week

​Week 1: Physical Health

​Physical health is the foundation of a vibrant life.
We shall focus on 3 pillars of Physical Health
1) Diet
2) Exercise
3) Sleep

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​Week 2: Emotional Health

​A healthy body deserves a peaceful mind. Emotional wellness is about building resilience and finding balance amidst the busyness of daily life.

​The Focus: Stress management and mental clarity.

​Week 3: The Mirror of Health (Skin Health)

​Your skin is your body’s largest organ and often reflects what is happening internally. Protecting and nourishing it is a vital part of your overall healthcare routine.
​The Focus: Protection, hydration, and professional care.

Focus on a gentle "Cleanse, Moisturize, Protect" routine.
​Pro Tip: Skin health is holistic. What you eat—antioxidant-rich fruits and healthy fats—works alongside your topical products to give you that healthy, natural glow.

​Join us this month as we commit to small changes that lead to a lifetime of health!

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Participated in Dermathon organised by IADVL - DSB Delhi State branch on 5 th April 2026...a community run for Skin Care...
06/04/2026

Participated in Dermathon organised by IADVL - DSB Delhi State branch on 5 th April 2026...a community run for Skin Care awareness

To educate people the right skin care

To consult a qualified Dermatologist for SKIN , HAIR and NAIL Problems

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The International Day of Happiness is celebrated throughout the world on 20 March.[1] It was established by the United N...
21/03/2026

The International Day of Happiness is celebrated throughout the world on 20 March.

[1] It was established by the United Nations General Assembly on 28 June 2012.

[2]The International Day of Happiness aims to make people around the world realize the importance of happiness within their lives.

On World Happiness Day, the United Nations General Assembly calls for people to make more continuous progress in the small things that continue to make their lives better.

Share happiness with friends and family on the International Day of Happiness. Taking the time to note and appreciate what one has to be thankful for, even the little things, will make people feel happier and more fulfilled in life. Consider making this a daily habit, such as keeping a gratitude log.

Spend time with loved ones and try to repair any relationships that are going through a tough patch since good quality relationships are crucial to happiness.
Try a step-by-step program, where you meet with like-minded individuals on a daily basis to assist each other in taking action and living healthier lives.

You may also donate to or work with a charity that encourages good deeds of your choosing. Social networking is another way to connect with others. It's a particularly powerful tool on this day because it helps us to instantly share and spread our activities, as well as the joy they bring, all over the world.

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Navratri 9 powers / Shakti.. to protect your skin from damage and have a healthy skin1.Healthy balanced nutritious diet2...
19/03/2026

Navratri

9 powers / Shakti.. to protect your skin from damage and have a healthy skin
1.Healthy balanced nutritious diet
2.Movement ...exercise , walk , dance
3 Adequate and sound sleep
4.Regular Daily Skin care routine
5.Choosing non fragrant , non perfumed skin and hair care products
6.Protecting skin from sun , pollution, chemicals
7.Using right products according to the season.
8.Consulting a qualified Dermatologist for Skin care , Skin issues , Skin glow , Anti-ageing, Hair and nail problems
9.Avoid following social media advice on skin , hair and nail which is not based on scientific facts . Instead consult a qualified Dermatologist for a customised treatment based on science.

Use these 9 powers to get a Healthy Glowing Skin

To have a healthy skin, book an appointment-Offline and Online with Dr Kavita Chablani...........contact no 8130771899

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13/03/2026

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