MEAL PLAN

7-Day PCOS-Friendly Meal Plan

7-Day PCOS-Friendly Meal Plan 🥗

This weekly meal plan is designed to stabilize blood sugar, reduce inflammation, support hormonal balance, and help manage weight effectively for individuals with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS).

Day 1

MealDescription
BreakfastOats porridge with chia seeds, nuts, and a dash of cinnamon.
LunchQuinoa salad with chickpeas, cucumber, tomatoes, and olive oil dressing.
SnackRoasted makhana or a handful of almonds.
DinnerGrilled paneer with sautéed vegetables and a small serving of brown rice.

Day 2

MealDescription
BreakfastSmoothie with spinach, banana, almond milk, flaxseeds, and protein powder.
LunchWhole wheat chapati, moong dal, and mixed vegetable sabzi.
SnackGreek yogurt with berries.
DinnerStir-fried tofu with broccoli and bell peppers.

Day 3

MealDescription
BreakfastBesan chilla with mint chutney.
LunchBrown rice with rajma and cucumber raita.
SnackBoiled egg or fruit salad.
DinnerVegetable soup with whole grain toast.

Day 4

MealDescription
BreakfastMillet upma with vegetables and peanuts.
LunchGrilled chicken or paneer with quinoa and greens.
SnackHummus with cucumber and carrot sticks.
DinnerLentil soup with a small avocado salad.

Day 5

MealDescription
BreakfastSmoothie bowl with oats, berries, and pumpkin seeds.
LunchStuffed multigrain roti with spinach and paneer.
SnackCoconut water and walnuts.
DinnerZucchini noodles with pesto and cherry tomatoes.

Day 6

MealDescription
BreakfastHard boiled eggs with a side of fruit.
LunchVegetable pulao with curd and salad.
SnackRoasted chickpeas or a fruit smoothie.
DinnerGrilled fish or tofu with steamed veggies.

Day 7

MealDescription
BreakfastPoha with sprouts and lemon.
LunchWhole wheat wrap with hummus, lettuce, and paneer.
SnackDark chocolate (70%+) and herbal tea.
DinnerKhichdi with ghee and sautéed spinach.

Tip: Hydrate well (8–10 glasses/day), avoid added sugars, and combine this plan with 30 minutes of daily physical activity for best PCOS control.

Prepared by Dr. Pawan Gaba |

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