" Centre for reversal of Metabolic Disesase" especially Diabetes, Dyslipidemia & PCOD



Every sixth person is Diabetic in India. Most of the diabetics in india have poor glycemic control due to lack of adequate physical activity, poor nutritional status due lack of understanding of concept behind Glycemic index. Glycemic index is the sole determining factor for choosing the right nutrition plan. For example a parontha has six times worse glycemic value than simple phulka. Since major portion of our nutrtion is carbohydrate(55%), choosing the right carbohydrate using low glycemic index decides the optimal glycemic control. At lords the team comprises of Physician, Diabetologist , Senior nutritionist Ms ira ratan , Rehab experts  under  Dr Bose's leadership .
Ms Ira Rattan is known for her innovative  low glycemic food plan with availabe vegeterian resources. her microgreens and high qwality proteins from  non milk resources are eye opener and a must visit for all who are finding difficulty in their glycemic control despite been on optimum drugs.SAANS diet fibre from Dr Bose is another innovation in the concept reversal of Chronic disesase, Diabetes. All diabetics are subjected to detailed evaluation  with specific referrals to Eye, Dental, Neuro, Nephro, Gynae, Sleep and a specific Diabetologist. 
The Nutrition program managed by Award winner Ms Ira Rattan involves Education program, Infusion of Specific Nutrients, Tailor made  Dietary plans and hands on experience through Cooking classes.

to learn more call us at lords 01124374926
sms Ira Rattan  SMS 8527026158 or Dr Bose 9810159687

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