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                                                                           Indian	food	calories	chart	pdf
  Indian	food	is	a	favorite	for	most	Indian	people,	as	it	is	loaded	with	flavor	and	lesser	calories,	in	comparison	with	other	cuisines.	Several	of	these	dishes	are	rich	in	calorie-free	spices	and	herbs.	But,	you	should	take	care	of	where	these	extra	calories	are	coming	from.	A	lot	of	yogurt,	cream,	and	oil	are	used	in	many	of	the	Indian	dishes,	which	leads	to
  supplying	artery-clogging	saturated	fats	to	your	diet.	When	it	comes	to	nutritional	facts	of	Indian	food,	you	may	be	unaware	that	few	vegetarian	foods	are	unhealthy	too.	Many	of	the	Indian	vegetarian	meals	make	use	of	oil,	and	clarified	butter	(ghee).	This	may	be	same	with	meat-containing	meals.	As	there	are	several	dishes	loaded	with	lean	proteins,
  beans,	and	veggies,	the	nutritional	content	present	in	Indian	food	is	rich.You	can	alternate	foods	that	make	a	great	substitute.	For	instance,	naan	can	be	replaced	with	brown	basmati	rice.For	getting	the	maximum	nutritional	benefits	from	Indian	dishes	without	additional	fat	that	you	get	from	cream-based	meals,	you	may	try	masala,	saag,	and	tandoori
  dishes.	You	may	cut	down	on	your	meals	by	having	a	cup	of	tea	for	added	antioxidants.Naan	Bread:Serving	size	¼	serving31	gramsPercent	Daily	ValueCalories78–Calories	from	fat19–Total	fat2.1	grams3	percentCarbohydrates11.5	grams4	percentProtein3.4	grams–Palak	Paneer:Serving	Size	11	ounce311	gramsPercent	Daily	ValueCalories350–Calories
  from	fat126–Total	fat14	grams22	percentSaturated	fat7	grams35	percentCholesterol45	micrograms15	percentSodium520	micrograms22	percentCarbohydrates43	grams14	percentDietary	Fiber5	grams20	percentSugar4	grams–Protein15	grams–Dal:Serving	size	1	pack300	gramsPercent	Daily	ValueCalories78–Calories	from	fat108–Total	fat1218
  percentCarbohydrates248	percentDietary	fiber0–Protein9–Vegetable	Korma:Serving	Size	12	ounce336	gramsPercent	Daily	ValueCalories330–Calories	from	fat81–Total	fat9	grams14	percentSaturated	fat1.5	grams8	percentSodium710	micrograms30	percentDietary	Fiber7	grams28	percentCarbohydrates52	grams–Sugars8	grams–Indian	Starters	and
  Main	Courses:The	food	calorie	list	presented	in	this	table	may	differ	significantly,	based	on	the	ingredients	used.	Hence,	use	this	figures	for	guide	purpose	aloneIndian	FoodsCalories	per	average	servingVegetable	samosa160Onion	Bhaji190Lime	pickle70Cucumber	Raita20Poppadom,	each65Main	FoodsVegetable	Biryani550Aloo	saag500Vegetable
  curry350Aloo	gobi330Keema	Madras330Few	Indian	Diet	Foods	that	can	help	Lose	Weight:1.	Vegetarian	FoodVegetarian	diet	is	an	effective	method	to	lose	weight.	This	is	because	veggies	contain	good	carbs,	dietary	fiber,	vitamins,	minerals,	healthy	fats,	and	proteins.	These	nutrients	prevent	fat	absorption,	improve	bowel	movement,	strengthen
  bones,	help	shed	fat,	and	build	muscle	mass.	Although	a	lot	of	Indian	people	follow	a	vegetarian	diet,	they	still	remain	obese.	So,	it	is	essential	to	know	the	foods	to	avoid	as	well.	Including	veggies	in	your	diet	is	really	essential,	as	it	helps	in	losing	weight.	They	are	high	in	fiber	content	and	offer	an	immediate	sense	of	fullness	after	being	consumed.
  You	can	also	combine	veggies	for	lunch	and	dinner.	For	lunch,	you	can	add	cherry	tomatoes,	baby	carrots,	coleslaw,	and	pickles.	You	can	also	add	extra	lettuce,	tomatoes,	cucumber,	and	sprouts	for	making	your	sandwich.This	table	below	is	a	guide	on	vegetable	calories.	In	this	calorie	chart	for	vegetables,	you	can	notice	the	healthy	calorie	content	of
  the	vegetables.Vegetable	Calories	ChartVegetable	and	Serving	SizeCaloriesAlfalfa	sprouts,	1	C,	raw10Artichoke,	1	medium,	boiled150Asparagus,	6	spears,	boiled22Beets,	½	C,	boiled37Broccoli,	½	C,	raw12Brussels	sprouts,	½	C,	boiled30Green	cabbage,	½	C,	raw	and	shredded9Carrot,	1	medium,	raw31Cauliflower,	½	C,	raw13Celery,	1	stalk,
  raw6Corn,	½	C,	boiled89Cucumber,	½	C,	raw	slices7Eggplant,	½	C,	boiled11Green	beans,	½	C,	boiled22Romaine	lettuce,	½	C,	shredded4Mushrooms,	½	C,	raw	slices9Onions,	½	C,	raw	chopped30Parsnips,	½	C,	boiled	slices63Peas,	½	C,	frozen,	boiled62Potato,	1	medium,	baked161Sweet	pepper,	½	C,	raw	chopped14Radishes,	10,	raw8Spinach,	½	C,
  raw	chopped6Summer	squash,	½	C,	raw	slices13Tomato,	1,	raw26Foods	to	avoid:Packaged	fruit	or	vegetable	juicesLard,	dalda,	butter,	vegetable	oilNamkeen,	bhujia	(homemade	or	not)Too	many	chapatis,	and	too	much	riceConsume	paneer	in	moderationDrawbacks	of	Indian	vegetarian	diet:Pulses,	tofu,	soy,	beans,	milk,	mushroom,	and	paneer	do	not
  offer	our	body	with	enough	protein	or	essential	amino	acids.	Proteins	are	hard	to	digest	and	often	lead	to	weight	loss.2.	Paleo	DietPaleo	diet	or	stone	age	diet	is	an	effective	method	to	lose	weight.	The	idea	behind	Paleo	diet	is	to	eat	like	a	caveman	to	lose	weight.	The	high	protein	and	fiber	diet	can	allow	you	to	lose	weight	without	cutting	down	on
  calories.	This	diet	can	reduce	development	of	diabetes,	coronary	diseases,	and	cancer.	You	may	include	the	use	of	fish,	fruits,	veggies,	lean	meat,	healthy	fats,	legumes,	nuts,	seeds,	and	peanuts.[sc:mediad]Foods	to	Avoid:Limitations	of	the	Paleo	Diet:It	becomes	difficult	for	vegetarians	to	follow	paleo	diet	as	more	importance	is	given	to	lean	meat.	In
  addition,	dairy	products	are	not	present	in	paleo	diet	as	you	may	miss	out	on	essential	nutrients	like	calcium,	magnesium,	and	potassium.	Apart	from	the	limitations,	there	are	several	cons	to	the	Paleo	diet.	This	is	a	low-sodium	diet	plan	and	does	not	include	high	calories.High	Calories	foods	to	avoid:There	are	several	dishes	that	contain	healthy
  ingredients	like	whole	grains,	vegetables,	legumes,	lentils,	and	pulses.	But,	depending	on	how	the	dish	is	prepared,	they	are	rich	in	calories	because	of	the	addition	of	sugar,	ghee,	butter,	and	cream.	If	you	want	to	follow	a	healthy	diet,	then	there	are	certain	foods	you	need	to	eliminate	from	your	diet.The	following	are	the	12	calories	list	of	foods	to
  eliminate	from	your	diet:1.	Pav	BhajiPav	Bhaji	is	a	fast	food	of	Marathi	cuisine.	This	Indian	food	contains	bhaji,	which	is	a	thick	potato-based	curry,	served	with	chopped	onions,	coriander,	baked	pav,	and	a	dash	of	lemon.	The	baked	pav	bhaji	served	with	butter	on	each	side.	It	contains	about	600	kcal	per	plate.2.	Paneer	BhurjiPaneer	Bhurji	is	an
  excellent	Indian	breakfast	dish.	This	is	a	simple	dinner	meal	served	with	parathas	or	chapatis.	It	has	a	calorie	content	of	412	kcal	per	single	medium-sized	bowl.3.	FaloodaFalooda	is	a	sweet	and	cold	drink	containing	several	ingredients.	This	drink	is	prepared	by	combining	rose	syrup	with	tapioca	pearls,	jelly	pieces,	basil	seeds	or	psyllium,	and
  vermicelli,	along	with	ice	cream,	water,	and	milk.	It	has	a	calorie	content	of	300	kcal	per	single	serving	in	a	big	glass.4.	Butter	ChickenThis	North-Indian	dish	is	a	popular	type	of	chicken	curry.	Butter	chicken	can	be	ordered	from	all	Indian	restaurant	menus.	The	chicken	is	prepared	in	creamy	rich	sauce	made	with	butter,	tomatoes,	almonds,	and
  cashews.	This	dish	is	also	known	as	chicken	makhani.	It	has	a	calorie	content	of	about	490	kcal	per	serving.5.	Chole	BhatureThis	dish	is	known	as	chana	puri	and	is	a	mixture	of	fried	bread	known	as	bhatoora	and	chole.	The	calorie	content	is	450	kcal	per	serving.6.	Ras	MallaiRas	mallai	is	a	sweet	and	popular	Indian	dessert.	Ras	means	juicy,	while
  malai	means	cream.	The	calorie	content	of	ras	mallai	is	250	kcal	per	serving.7.	JalebiJalebi	is	a	popular	Indian	sweet	prepared	by	deep-frying	a	wheat-flour	batter	in	circular	shapes,	which	are	then	shaped	in	sugary	syrup.	The	sweets	are	either	served	cold	or	warm.	It	has	a	chewy	texture	and	sugary	coating	outside.	The	calorie	content	of	jalebi	is	459
  kcal	per	serving.8.	HalwaHalwa	refers	to	sweet,	dense	confectionaries	popularly	served	in	India.	It	includes	several	ingredients	like	lentils,	beans,	nuts,	sunflower	seeds,	and	several	veggies	like	squashes,	yams,	pumpkins,	and	carrots.	The	calorie	content	of	halwa	is	57	kcal.9.	BarfiBarfi	is	a	type	of	dessert	which	normally	comes	in	the	form	of	lozenge.
  It	is	usually	prepared	with	thickening	sugar	and	milk.	Mild	spices	and	dry	fruits	are	added	to	the	batter.	It	is	then	spread	in	a	shallow,	flat	dish,	and	then	cut	into	different	pieces.	These	pieces	are	then	decorated	with	edible	silver	foil.	The	calorie	content	of	burfi	is	103	kcal.10.	Onion	BhajiOnion	bhaji	is	an	Indian	snack,	which	resembles	potato	fritters.
  It	is	normally	used	as	a	topping	for	most	Indian	dishes	or	consumed	as	a	snack	too.	The	calorie	content	for	onion	bhaji	is	190	kcal	per	two	to	three	pieces	based	on	size.Food	Items	with	Calories:Food	ItemCalories1	egg150Butter	(50	grams)350Milk	(50	ml)33Cream	(50	grams)105Cheese	(50	grams)155Vegetable	Ingredients:Vegetables	(25
  grams)CaloriesRice30Tomatoes4.5Onions12.5Cauliflower8Cabbage12Brinjal6Potato24Broccoli6.25Mushroom4.5Peas23.5Tips	of	Taking	Indian	Food	Diet	Chart	to	lose	weightFollowing	a	diet	plan	is	essential	for	good	health.	If	you	are	keen	about	losing	weight	for	improving	health,	then	follow	these	simple	tops	to	keep	hunger	at	bay	and	keep	your
  weight	in	check:1.	Increase	intake	of	veggies	and	fruitsYou	should	consume	at	least	five	portions	of	fruits	and	veggies	daily.	Fruits	are	beneficial	for	health	especially	whilst	taken	on	an	empty	stomach.	Hence,	they	make	a	great	breakfast	option.	And	you	can	also	snack	on	it	in	the	afternoon.	But	do	not	consume	fruits	immediately	after	meals.2.
  Reduce	intake	of	stimulantsYou	can	reduce	the	intake	of	stimulants	like	caffeine,	alcohol,	and	refined	sugar.	Taking	caffeine	and	tea	on	an	empty	stomach	can	be	harmful	for	health.	Therefore,	have	tea	and	coffee	moderately	and	after	meals.3.	Have	Breakfast	dailyBreakfast	is	the	most	important	meal	of	the	day.	It	is	essential	to	take	breakfast	that
  provides	energy	throughout	the	day.	A	bowl	of	porridge	or	cup	of	low-fat	yogurt	are	good	food	options.4.	Drink	plenty	of	waterDrinking	water	can	help	in	digestion	and	act	as	detoxifying	agent.	Therefore,	it	is	essential	for	you	to	drink	at	least	eight	glasses	of	water	daily.	In	addition,	drinking	plenty	of	water	can	not	only	flush	out	your	toxins,	but	also
  help	maintain	a	healthy	glowing	skin.	Water	contains	zero-calorie	drink	and	low	sodium.	It	also	helps	in	flushing	off	toxins	from	the	body	and	excess	water	weight.	You	can	also	a	dash	of	lemon	juice	or	honey	or	tender	coconut	oil	to	restore	electrolyte	balance	in	your	body.5.	Eat	smaller	meals	between	gapsDo	not	keep	long	gaps	between	your	meals	as
  the	food	you	consume	can	get	converted	into	fat	instead	of	energy.	It	is	not	advisable	for	you	to	keep	a	gap	of	more	than	three	hours	in	between	your	meals.6.	Do	not	starveDo	not	ever	starve	yourself.	This	is	not	healthy	at	all.	It	will	lead	to	negative	effects.	Maintain	a	balanced	diet	to	meet	your	nutritional	requirements.7.	Have	last	meal	earlyIt	is
  essential	to	have	your	last	meal	at	least	one	to	two	hours	before	bedtime.	Having	dinner	between	7	pm	–	8	pm	is	an	ideal	time	period.8.	Remove	fat	from	foodWhile	cooking	meals,	it	is	essential	to	remove	all	fat	content.	Processed	meat	like	sausages	and	burgers	should	not	be	taken,	as	they	contain	high	calorie	content.9.	Restrict	Calorie	intakeYou
  should	check	your	calorie	intake	as	it	can	determine	your	health.	For	this	reason,	fried	foods,	sweets,	and	pastries	should	be	prevented.10.	Eat	Healthy	SnacksYou	can	replace	processed	or	fried	foods	and	snack	on	fresh	or	dried	fruits,	low-fat	yogurt,	whole	grain	cereals,	and	rice	cakes.	Always	keep	these	tips	in	mind	and	adjust	your	diet	accordingly.
  Here	is	a	four-week	Indian	diet	chart	for	weight	loss.	Follow	this	diet	chart	for	weight	loss:Indian	Diet	Chart	for	Weight	Loss:It	is	essential	to	maintain	a	balanced	diet	in	order	to	stay	healthy.	Not	only	does	it	help	in	maintaining	an	ideal	weight,	but	also	provides	our	body	with	enough	resistance	to	fight	against	all	health	problems.	Women	need	about
  2000-2200	calories	daily.	But	when	you	tend	to	overeat,	your	weight	issues	will	also	increase.	Hence,	you	need	to	bring	about	a	balance	in	your	daily	diet	for	expanding	more	energy.The	1500	indian	food	calorie	chart	is	low	in	calories	and	includes	nutritious	foods,	which	can	help	in	losing	weight.The	Indian	diet	chart	for	weight	loss	should	include	six
  meals	daily.	Here	is	a	four-week	calorie	chart	for	indian	food.Week	1MEALSWHAT	TO	EATEarly	Morning	(6:30	–	7:30	a.m)1	cup	fenugreek	soaked	waterBreakfast	(7:30	–	8:30	p.m)4	idlis	with	1	cup	sambar	and	¼	cup	coconut	chutney	+	1	cup	green	tea	+	4	almondsMid-Morning	(10:00	–	10:30	a.m)1	cup	milk/soy	milk	or	fruit	juiceLunch	(12:30	–	1:00
  p.m)3	rotis	+	1	serving	white	rice	+	1	cup	dal	+	½	cup	mixed	vegetable	curry	or	chicken	curry	+	1	cup	salad	+	1	cup	buttermilk	(after	20	minutes)Post	Lunch	(3:30	–	4:00	p.m)1	cup	moong	bean	sprouts,	15	peanuts	with	salt	pepper	and	lemon	to	taste	Or	1	cup	cucumber	and	carrot	slicesDinner	(7:00	–	7:30	p.m)3	rotis	+	½	cup	mixed	vegetable	curry	/
  chickpeas	/	fish	+	½	cup	yogurt	+	½	cup	salad	+	1	cup	warm	milk	with	a	pinch	of	turmeric	before	bedTotal	Calories-	1509Benefits:Having	fenugreek	seeds	water	in	the	morning	can	help	to	boost	metabolism	and	flush	out	toxins.	The	use	of	veggies,	fruits,	legumes,	dairy,	etc.	can	help	in	preventing	fat	absorption	and	storage.Tip:Avoid	taking	too	much
  oil.	During	this	period,	avoid	taking	ghee.Results	after	one	week:If	you	stick	on	with	this	diet	plan,	you	will	see	a	noticeable	difference	in	your	looks.	This	is	because,	in	the	initial	days,	you	will	lose	water	weight.	A	healthy	diet	can	prevent	bloating.	Hence,	you	can	weigh	less	and	feel	light.	But	remember	that	you	will	not	be	able	to	lose	fat	if	it	is	your
  main	purpose.	With	that,	let	us	take	you	through	the	diet	plan	for	second	week.Week	2MEALSWHAT	TO	EATEarly	Morning	(6:30	–	7:30	a.m)1	cup	fenugreek	soaked	waterBreakfast	(7:30	–	8:30	p.m)2	moong	daal	chillas	+	1	cup	green	tea	+	4	almondsMid-Morning	(10:00	–	10:30	a.m)1	cup	seasonal	fruitsLunch	(12:30	–	1:00	p.m)3	rotis	+	1	serving	of
  rice	+	1	cup	vegetable	curry	+	1	cup	salad	+	1	cup	yogurtPost	Lunch	(3:30	–	4:00	p.m)1	cup	coconut	water	+	½	cup	grapes/watermelonDinner	(7:00	–	7:30	p.m)2	rotis	+	½	cup	mushroom/tofu/chicken	curry	+	½	cup	blanched	spinach/broccoli	+	1	cup	warm	milk	with	a	pinch	of	turmeric	before	bedTotal	Calories-	1497Benefits:As	shown	in	the	food
  calorie	chart,	moong	daal	chillas	are	packed	with	protein.	Seasonal	fruits	can	provide	our	body	with	essential	vitamins	and	minerals.	While,	coconut	water	is	enriched	with	natural	electrolytes,	and	finally,	blanched	spinach	or	broccoli	are	rich	sources	of	Vitamin	and	dietary	fiber,	which	can	help	boost	immune	system.Tip:Do	not	dispose	of	the	soft
  spinach	stem	or	broccoli	stalk	as	inedible.	Instead,	you	can	wash	them	and	cut	a	½	inch	off	the	broccoli	stalk	or	fresh	spinach	leaf.	The	rest	of	these	veggie	parts	will	be	highly	nutritious.Results	after	two	weeks:By	the	end	of	the	second	week,	you	will	begin	to	burn	fat.	You	will	start	to	feel	lighter.	All	your	problems	like	indigestion,	gastritis,	and	weak
  immune	system	will	get	resolved	in	no	time.	You	will	start	loving	your	new	lifestyle	and	begin	afresh	for	week	three.Week	3MEALSWHAT	TO	EATEarly	Morning	(6:30	–	7:30	a.m)1	cup	water	with	juice	of	½	a	limeBreakfast	(7:30	–	8:30	p.m)1	cup	vegetable	oats	+	1	cup	green	tea	+	4	almonds/walnutMid-Morning	(10:00	–	10:30	a.m)1	boiled	egg	and	1
  kiwi	Or	1	cup	freshly	pressed	fruit	juiceLunch	(12:30	–	1:00	p.m)2	servings	of	white	rice	+	1	roti	(with	or	without	ghee)	+	1	cup	rajma/	fish	curry	+	1	cup	salad	+	1	cup	buttermilkPost	Lunch	(3:30	–	4:00	p.m)1	cup	green	tea	+	1	multigrain	biscuitDinner	(7:00	–	7:30	p.m)3	rotis	+	½	cup	daal	+	1	cup	vegetable	or	chicken	stew	+	½	cup	salad	+	1	piece
  of	dark	chocolate	+	1	cup	warm	milk	before	bedTotal	Calories-	1536Benefits:Drink	room	temperature	lime	juice	water	to	flush	off	toxins.	Vegetables	oats	are	healthy	and	help	you	to	maintain	a	longer	duration.	One	whole	boiled	egg	is	packed	with	water	soluble	and	fat	soluble	vitamins,	essential	amino	acids,	and	protein.	One	piece	of	dark	chocolate
  can	keep	your	sweet	cravings	in	check.Tip:During	the	third	week,	you	can	allow	one	weekday	to	be	your	cheat	day.	You	can	consume	2000	calories	instead	of	1500	calories.Results	after	third	week:By	the	end	of	the	third	week,	you	will	weigh	at	least	five	pounds	less	and	start	feeling	more	active.	Your	concentration	level	can	also	increase.	Having	a
  cheat	day	can	also	help	in	improving	your	mood.Week	4MEALSWHAT	TO	EATEarly	Morning	(6:30	–	7:30	a.m)1	cup	water	with	juice	of	½	a	limeBreakfast	(7:30	–	8:30	p.m)½	cup	vegetable	upma	+	1	cup	milk	/	green	tea	+	2	almondsMid-Morning	(10:00	–	10:30	a.m)1	cup	seasonal	fruitsLunch	(12:30	–	1:00	p.m)3	rotis	+	1	cup	vegetable	curry	+	1	cup
  lentil/beans	+	½	cup	salad	+	½	cup	yogurtPost	Lunch	(3:30	–	4:00	p.m)1	cup	coconut	water	or	freshly	pressed	fruit	juice	or	green	teaDinner	(7:00	–	7:30	p.m)1	roti	+	1	serving	of	brown	rice	+	1	cup	daal/fish/chicken/mushroom	+	½	cup	boiled	vegetables	+	1	cup	warm	milk	before	bedTotal	Calories–	1486Benefits:Consuming	fruits	and	veggies	can
  allow	you	to	keep	your	weight	control	in	check.	The	basic	meals	can	provide	your	body	with	protein,	minerals,	good	carbs,	vitamins,	and	healthy	fats.Tip:Try	to	consume	at	least	five	different	types	of	veggies	and	three	different	types	of	fruits	daily.Results	after	fourth	week:After	you	stick	to	this	calorie	chart	for	fruits	and	veggies,	you	can	clearly	see
  the	results.	You	will	look	much	slimmer	and	become	more	active.	But	this	diet	plan	will	fail	if	you	consume	1500	calories	and	just	sit	all	day.	You	should	exercise	alongside.	Swimming,	running,	walking,	dancing,	cycling,	and	yoga	are	good	forms	of	exercises.Dos	and	Don’ts:Do	not	include	sugar	and	starch	in	your	diet,	because	starchy	foods	include
  insulin	secretion,	which	leads	to	fat	storage	in	our	body.Eliminating	starchy	foods	can	allow	you	in	controlling	insulin	secretion	and	aid	in	flushing	off	extra	sodium,	which	causes	bloating.	It	can	also	cut	off	extra	water	weight.Instead	of	consuming	starchy	veggies,	you	can	include	eggs	rich	in	Omega-3,	fish,	and	seafood	like	salmon,	trout,	lobsters,	and
  shrimps.	You	can	also	add	beef,	chicken,	bacon,	pork,	and	lamb	to	your	diet.You	should	include	20-50	grams	of	protein	every	day.	Taking	protein	daily	can	speed	up	your	metabolism	and	keep	you	satisfied	for	longer	hours.Do	not	feel	guilty	of	filling	your	plate	with	healthy	low-carb	veggies,	like	broccoli,	sprouts,	lettuce,	cauliflower,	spinach,	kale,	and
  celery.	You	can	add	these	veggies	with	your	salads,	grilled	or	steam	low-calorie	dips,	and	stews.You	can	consume	20-50	grams	of	low-carb	veggies.	They	are	rich	in	fiber,	vitamins,	and	minerals	that	are	essential	for	maintaining	a	healthy	body.You	can	also	add	butter,	tallow,	and	coconut	oil	to	your	diet	to	meet	with	your	taste.	But	have	these	foods	in
  moderation.For	losing	weight	on	a	rapid	note,	try	exercising	as	well.Always	follow	a	healthy	method	for	losing	weight.	Consult	with	a	dietician	to	chart	your	diet	plan.So	are	you	all	ready	to	follow	this	wonderful	Indian	calorie	chart	for	Indian	food,	vegetables,	and	fruits?	Do	not	forget	to	share	your	experiences	with	us	in	the	comments	section	below.
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