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Women's Health Program · Diet by Rajput Farms

Diet plan for women and girls: your personal 28-day Women's Health Program

Steady energy. Glow from within.

Food-first plans built around your age, your cycle-friendly eating, PCOS, thyroid, low iron, skin and hair goals, using the food your family already cooks. No pills, no crash diets.

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Ages 11 and abovePCOS and thyroid friendlyIron-rich meals78 languagesDoctor-call support

Quick answers

What is the Women's Health Program?

It is the women and girls track of Diet by Rajput Farms. You answer a short chat and get a personal 28-day diet plan built on your age, country, cuisine and health conditions such as PCOS, thyroid or low iron, plus reminders and a free 28-day women's challenge. It uses food and habits only.

How much does it cost?

Rs 99 a month in India and $9 a month in the USA, Gulf and most other countries (GBP 9 UK, EUR 9 Europe, C$9 Canada). The 28-day challenge is free.

Is it safe for teenage girls?

Yes, from age 11, with a plan for healthy growth only: enough protein, calcium and iron and never weight-loss dieting. Please share it with a parent or guardian.

Women's Health Program at a glance
ProviderRajput Farms (rajputfarms.com)
Who it is forWomen and girls aged 11 and above, BMI 15 to 35
Plan length28 days, renewed monthly with a quick check-in
PriceRs 99 per month (India); $9 per month (USA, Gulf, other); GBP 9 (UK); EUR 9 (Europe); C$9 (Canada)
Free partWomen's 28-Day Challenge, no sign-up
Health topicsPCOS, thyroid, low iron or anemia, periods, skin and hair, weight, blood sugar, blood pressure, cholesterol, fatty liver
Not coveredPregnancy and breastfeeding need a doctor; we offer a doctor-call request instead of a plan
Supplements or pillsNone. Food and habits only

Last updated: October 2026. General food guidance, not medical advice.

Food guidance for every stage of life

Pick your stage and conditions in the chat; your plan follows food rules made for you.

Girls 11 to 17

Healthy-growth meals with enough protein, calcium, iron and healthy fats, and never weight-loss dieting.

Periods and cycle-friendly eating

Iron-rich foods with a vitamin C food, warm meals and plenty of water. Heavy, painful or irregular periods need a doctor.

PCOS diet plan

Low-glycaemic, high-fibre meals with protein at every meal to support steadier energy.

Thyroid diet plan

Balanced meals, moderate soy and raw cruciferous vegetables, and tips on timing around thyroid medicine.

Low iron and anemia

Iron-rich plant foods such as spinach, lentils, chickpeas and ragi paired with vitamin C; tea and coffee kept away from meals.

Skin and hair glow

Protein, nuts and seeds, citrus and colourful vegetables, plus simple morning drinks and good hydration.

Working women

Easy tiffin ideas, quick meals and smart snacks that fit a busy day.

Weight management in your 30s and 40s

A gentle calorie target, high-fibre and high-protein meals, and never crash dieting.

45 and above, menopause

Calcium, protein and bone-friendly foods and steady blood sugar. Please talk to your doctor about symptoms.

Cycle-friendly eating ideas

General food ideas for the four phases. Every cycle is different, so use them as a guide, not a rule.

PhaseFood focus
Period (days 1 to 5)Iron and vitamin C foods (spinach, lentils, ragi, lemon, amla), warm soups and khichdi, water and herbal tea.
After the period (days 6 to 13)Fresh vegetables, sprouts, curd and other fermented foods, steady protein like paneer, eggs or dal.
Mid-cycle (days 14 to 16)Fibre-rich colourful vegetables, fruit, and zinc-rich seeds such as pumpkin and sesame.
Before the period (days 17 to 28)Whole grains, magnesium foods (banana, pumpkin seeds, nuts), less salt and less caffeine, regular meals.

See one day of your plan

An example for a vegetarian woman in India who wants iron-rich, steady-energy meals. Your plan is made for you.

On wakingWarm jeera waterGentle start and hydration
BreakfastBesan chilla with mint chutney + a bowl of curdProtein and probiotics
Mid-morningA handful of soaked almonds and walnuts + an orangeHealthy fats and vitamin C
Lunch2 rotis, dal, palak sabzi, salad with lemonIron with vitamin C for better absorption
EveningRoasted makhana and unsweetened teaLight crunchy snack, tea kept away from meals
DinnerVegetable dalia khichdi + raitaLight, eaten 2 to 3 hours before sleep

Your numbers, worked out for you

1,600kcal a day
60 gprotein
2.5 Lwater
22BMI

Example only. Numbers and meals change with your age, weight, goal, country and health conditions.

The Women's 28-Day Healthy Life Challenge

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Safe by design

Plans are for ages 11 and above with a BMI from 15 to 35. Under 18 the plan is for healthy growth only. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have a serious medical flag, we do not guess: you can request a doctor call. We never advise medicines, supplements, detox or fasting.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Women's Health Program by Rajput Farms?

It is the women and girls track of Diet by Rajput Farms. You answer a short chat and get a personal 28-day diet plan built on your age, country, cuisine and health conditions such as PCOS, thyroid or low iron, plus reminders and a free 28-day women's challenge. It uses food and habits only.

Is there a diet plan for PCOS?

Yes. If you choose PCOS in the chat, your plan uses low-glycaemic, high-fibre meals with protein at every meal. It is general food guidance and does not replace your doctor's treatment.

Can teenage girls use the diet plan?

Yes, from age 11. For girls under 18 the plan is for healthy growth only, with enough protein, calcium and iron. It never includes weight-loss dieting. Please share the plan with a parent or guardian.

What should I eat during periods?

General ideas are iron-rich foods such as spinach, lentils, chickpeas and ragi with a vitamin C food like lemon or amla, warm meals, and plenty of water. If periods are very heavy, painful or irregular, please see a doctor.

I am pregnant or breastfeeding. Can I get a plan?

No. Pregnancy and breastfeeding need individual medical advice, so the program does not make a plan. You can request a doctor call instead.

How much does it cost?

The monthly plan costs Rs 99 in India and $9 in the USA, Gulf and most other countries (GBP 9 UK, EUR 9 Europe, C$9 Canada). The 28-day women's challenge is free.

Do I need supplements or pills?

No. The program is food and habits only. It does not advise medicines, supplements, detox products or fasting.

Which languages are supported?

The program supports 78 languages, including Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, Arabic and Spanish.

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General food guidance, not medical advice. It does not diagnose or treat any condition.