Type 1, type 2 and prediabetes

A diabetes meal plan built around familiar food.

We plan carbohydrate portions, food combinations and meal timing around your reports and treatment. For type 1, meals are planned alongside prescribed insulin. Your doctor remains responsible for medication.

Riddhi, clinical nutritionist at The Diet Bliss
Riddhi working through a client plan at her desk

What is actually happening

Different diabetes types need different meal plans.

In type 2 diabetes, the body does not use insulin effectively. Prediabetes means blood sugar is above the normal range. Food, activity and weight management can help, alongside medical care.

In type 1 diabetes, the body makes little or no insulin, so insulin always stays. Our job is to match your meals to your insulin doses, so you get fewer highs, fewer lows and steadier readings through the day.

What clients arrive with

Common blood sugar concerns.

HbA1c going up every year, even though you are careful

Fasting sugar fine, after-meal readings all over the place

Told you are prediabetic and to just eat better, with no detail

Given up rice entirely and still not seeing better numbers

Heavy sleepiness after lunch, every working day

Belly fat that will not go

Type 1, and tired of sugar highs and lows through the day

A family history that makes every reading feel like a verdict

Numbers move when meals are built properly, not when food groups disappear. That is where the plan starts.

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How the plan works

How we build your plan.

First

Meal timing

Meals at fixed times so your sugar stops swinging between highs and crashes. With type 1, meals are matched to your insulin doses.

Second

Carbohydrate pairing

Rice and roti stay, portioned and always paired with dal, curd, paneer or sabzi.

Third

Fibre and fat quality

More fibre at the start of a meal, better cooking oil, and less of the frying that quietly raises everything.

Fourth

Movement after meals

A ten minute walk after dinner does more for after-meal sugar than most people expect.

What we track

HbA1c every three months
Fasting and after-meal readings from a CGM patch or glucometer
Lipid profile, kidney function and liver enzymes
Weight, waist and body composition
Energy, sleep and hunger through the day

Foods people ask about

Rice: you can still eat it, in the right portion, with dal or sabzi, earlier in the day
Fruit: stays, whole, timed, never as juice
Sugar free sweets and diabetic biscuits: rarely worth it
Millets: useful, but not magic and not unlimited
Karela juice and cinnamon water: not a substitute for a plan

Diabetes results

Client results and reports.

Diabetes

Ramanan V – type 2 diabetes - before and after report
Pathology reports
Month 0 and month 2

10.3 to 6.1

HbA1c over 2 months

229 to 86 mg/dL

Fasting glucose

No medications

Achieved without any medication

Type 2 diabetic. Sticking to the plan consistently, he achieved great results within just two months, even with a busy routine.

Thank you for kind and patience responses. I am getting more interested in Nutrition and diet.

Ramanan V, 40 yrs
Sangita Joshi – type 2 diabetes - before and after report
Pathology reports
Month 0 and month 3

9.1% to 5.3%

HbA1c over 3 months

214 to 105 mg/dL

Estimated average glucose

Diabetic for 10 years

Significant improvement, sustainably achieved

Diabetic for ten years. Achieved through consistency, structured nutrition and lifestyle changes, even while travelling, with no extreme restrictions.

I have now developed a better understanding of what to eat, what to avoid and how to manage meals going forward.

Sangita Joshi, 60 yrs
Harshit Shah – type 2 diabetes - before and after report
Pathology reports
Month 0 and month 3

12.3% to 7.4%

HbA1c over 3 months

306 to 104 mg/dL

Fasting glucose

Insulin twice a day

Moved to significantly better control

On insulin twice a day at the start. Even with constant travel he stayed consistent, and the results followed.

This is more about habit-forming to choose the right meal so that the improvement is constant and long-lasting.

Harshit Shah, 47 yrs
Pradeep Chordia, 57, type 2 diabetic, Pathology reports, month 0 and month 3
Pathology reports
Month 0 and month 3

7.4% to 6%

HbA1c over 3 months

9.45 kg

Lost across the same period

Medication reduced

Reduced by his doctor as the numbers improved

Steady progress through consistency, not pressure, with HbA1c and weight coming down together.

Surprisingly, all doctors are shocked by the improvements and weight reduction and also enquire about the details of the diet plan.

Pradeep Chordia, 57 yrs

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4.9

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Questions we get asked

Diabetes questions.

Can type 2 go into remission?

Some people with type 2 diabetes can achieve remission: blood sugar stays below the diabetes range without glucose-lowering medicine for at least 3 months. This is not a cure. Your doctor assesses remission and manages medication.

Do you work with type 1 diabetes?

Yes. We plan meals around your insulin doses and count carbs with you, so your readings stay steady with fewer highs and lows.

Do I have to stop rice?

No. Rice stays, portioned, paired with protein and usually moved earlier in the day.

How soon will my numbers change?

Progress varies. We review your glucose readings and HbA1c with your treatment in mind, rather than promise a fixed timeline.

Do I need a CGM patch?

Not always. We track with a CGM patch or a glucometer, whichever suits you. Both work well with honest food logging.

Can I do this from outside India?

Yes. Diabetes is one of our most common online programs, with appointments scheduled in advance over WhatsApp.

Riddhi explaining soluble and insoluble fibre at a whiteboard

Riddhi's note

Most people arrive having given up rice, fruit and sweets entirely, and their numbers are still bad. Diabetes does not respond to guilt. It responds to what you eat together, and when.

Riddhi, founder and lead clinical nutritionist

About the clinic

Send your last HbA1c and a week of readings.

Start with a free 15-minute call to discuss your needs. Your program begins with a separate 45-minute consultation.

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