Start with balanced meals: Include protein, fiber, and healthy fats in every meal to keep you full and prevent cravings during your night shift.
Avoid long fasting: With PCOD and
thyroid, long fasting can slow down your metabolism. Instead, have small, frequent meals.
Reduce refined carbs: Avoid white rice, bread, and
sugar. Choose complex carbs like oats, quinoa, and brown rice in small portions.
High-fiber veggies: Include spinach, cucumber, carrots, and bell peppers in your meals to support your weak
liver.
Healthy fats: Add nuts, seeds, and olive oil in moderate amounts to balance hormones.
Stay hydrated: Drink at least 2-3 liters of water during your shift to prevent bloating and cravings.
No junk food: Avoid packaged snacks, fried foods, and sugary drinks during your night shift.
Light dinner: Eat a light meal with protein and fiber before your shift starts (e.g., grilled chicken with salad or boiled eggs with sautéed veggies).
Protein snack: Have a protein-rich snack during your break, like boiled eggs, paneer cubes, or Greek yogurt.
Move around: Walk for a few minutes or stretch every hour during your shift to stay active.
Improve sleep: Sleep for 7-8 hours during the day in a dark, quiet room to balance hormones.
Reduce caffeine: Avoid coffee or tea close to the end of your shift, as it can disturb your sleep.
Avoid sugar cravings: Keep roasted seeds or makhana for mid-shift snacking.
Liver support: Drink warm lemon water in the morning to support liver health.
Consistency is key: Weight loss takes time with PCOD and thyroid. Follow a regular meal pattern and stay consistent.
Next Steps
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