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The Karmic Wellness Plan*

Timing of Food

Timing of Food

Timing of Food

  • Follow a time-restricted diet (also called as an intermittent diet) where there is a 14 to 18 hour fasting window. 


  • Avoid breakfast and a heavy dinner, and stick to eating during sunlight hours. 


  • Sugar-free and colorie-free drinks (black coffee, black teas, green/herbal teas, water) are allowed during the fasting window but should be taken in moderation and topped up with water intake.

Calorie Intake

Timing of Food

Timing of Food

  • Reduce calories to about 1500–2000 calories per day, which is sufficient even with moderate exercise. 


  • If any strenuous exercise, add about 500 calories per day to ensure your body has the fuel it needs. 


  • Do not go below 1200 calories per day, as this can slow your metabolism and deprive your body of essential nutrients. 

Type of Food

Timing of Food

Sequence of Eating

  • Reduce carbohydrates intake particularly white breads or those containing refined white flour.


  • Increase fibre intake (vegetables, fruits, sprouts, and legumes)


  • Nuts: Limited to 15 almonds daily.


  • Diet should be 25% Carbohydrates 45% Protein and 30% Fat.)


  • Foods to avoid: Packaged foods, sugar (replace with monk fruit/stevia),  alcohol


  • Completely stop smoking/vaping


Sequence of Eating

Physical Activity / Excercise

Sequence of Eating

  • Start a meal with salad/fibre, then proteins & fats, and lastly carbs. This order helps prevent glucose spikes and protects the cardiovascular system.


  • Make fruits your new dessert.


  • Maintain a 30-minute gap between eating solid food and drinking any fluids


  • Aerated drinks may be acceptable if sugar-free and caffeine-free

Gratitude towards Food

Physical Activity / Excercise

Physical Activity / Excercise

 

  • Before eating a meal, pray and thank God Almighty or the Universe (as per your belief system) for the provision of food, and seek forgiveness for any harm caused by your need to consume it.


  • This transforms food into universal blessings nourishing body, mind and spirit.

Physical Activity / Excercise

Physical Activity / Excercise

Physical Activity / Excercise

  • About 45 to 60 minutes brisk walking daily (preferably in the mornings)


  • About 10 minutes of basic core and abdominal exercises as recommended by a specialist gym trainer or sports physiotherapist.


  • Ensure a total of at least 1 hour of physical activity daily, in any form.

Faith & Mindfullness

Regular Health Monitoring

Faith & Mindfullness

  • Aleast 30 minutes daily prayer or meditation that expresses geniune gratitude and thankfulness to God Almighty or the Universe (as per your belief system) for life, blessings, guidance and all worldly provisions.


  • Atleast 20 minutes yoga pranayama (yogic breathing techniques) daily that includes either anulom vilom (alternate nostril breathing), bhastrika (bellows breath), bhramari (humming bee breath), sheetali/sitkari (cooling breaths), ujjayi (victorious breath) or surya bhedana (sun-piercing breath).

Balance & Harmony

Regular Health Monitoring

Faith & Mindfullness

  • Adopt a healthy and well balanced lifestyle with a 40% focus on diet, 30% focus on excercise and 30% focus on faith & mindfullness


  • If you happen to have an ‘unhealthy’ day, whether due to social gatherings, dinners, or mood swings, make sure to balance it out the next day with healthier choices.


  • The key is not necessarily perfection every day, but maintaining balance over time.



Regular Health Monitoring

Regular Health Monitoring

Regular Health Monitoring

  • Schedule regular GP visits: See your general physician at least once every six months for a routine health check-up.
     
  • Get periodic blood tests: Request your doctor to order blood work every six months (or as advised). This may include a Complete Blood Count (CBC), kidney and liver function tests, lipid profile, thyroid function, and fasting glucose & insulin levels. Always have your doctor review and interpret the results.
     
  • Prioritise eye health: Visit an eye specialist at least once a year, even if you do not have any symptoms or vision problems.
     



* It is important you consult your doctor or dietician, and seek their advice before adoping the Karmic Wellness Plan, particularly if you suffer from medical conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, cancer, hypothyroidism, etc.

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