Lose Up To 2 Kgs In A Week With This 7-Day Weight Loss Plan

Losing weight can feel overwhelming, but with a focused, well-structured short-term plan, you can make visible progress in just seven days. According to Dietitian Grace Kapoor from Mumbai, you may be able to shed 2 to 3 kg in a week-provided you follow the plan closely, combine it with movement, and avoid cheat days. While this isn't a long-term programme, it can serve as a useful "jump-start" to your weight-loss journey. The plan is built on creating a calorie deficit, using lighter, more filling meals that rely on whole foods and limited sugary or processed items. 

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Two Simple Meal 7-Day Diet Plans to Alternate For Weight Loss:

To keep the week interesting and avoid monotony, Grace Kapoor suggests rotating between Plan A and Plan B.

Plan A - The Porridge & Whole-Grain Focus. Use this for 2-4 days of the week.

• Breakfast: One cup of skimmed milk with 2 tablespoons of oats or cornflakes
• Lunch: Two small bowls of dalia (broken wheat) khichdi mixed with plenty of seasonal vegetables
• Tea-time: A cup of green tea
• Dinner: Milk-dalia cooked without added sugar (prepare dalia in water then add milk)

Plan B - The Soup & Bread Day. Use this for 2 days of the week.

• Early morning: A hot cup of green tea
• Breakfast: A large bowl of vegetable soup (beans, cabbage, tomato, bottle-gourd/lauki)
• Lunch: Two slices of whole-wheat bread + soup
• Tea-time: Green tea again
• Dinner: One vegetarian sandwich (whole wheat bread, green chutney, cucumber, tomato)

By alternating these two frameworks you introduce variety while keeping within the diet's scope. 

Daily Habits & Tips for Weight Loss Success

• Don't skip breakfast: Skipping your morning meal may hamper metabolism and counteract your efforts. 
• Avoid added sugar and refined foods: These add calories, reduce nutrient density, and make it harder to maintain fullness. 
• Be patient with the scale: Weighing daily can lead to discouragement. Grace advises tracking less frequently and focusing on how you feel and how your clothes fit. 
• Hydrate: Drink plenty of water and additional green tea. Staying hydrated supports metabolism, full-ness and healthy digestion.
• Move your body: 30 minutes of moderate activity, such as brisk walking or a home-workout, can amplify the effect of the diet.

After the week, use this plan as a stepping-stone. If you wish to continue losing, transition into a more sustainable pattern (balanced meals, moderate calorie deficit, regular exercise). For example, a typical 1 500-1 600 kcal vegetarian plan is suitable for gradual, healthier weight loss. 

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Who Is This For (and Who Should Avoid It)

This plan is well-suited to:

• People looking to lose a few kilos quickly - perhaps ahead of a special occasion
• Those who currently eat high-calorie meals and are prepared to switch to a lighter regimen
• Beginners who want structure with relatively simple meals

This plan should not be used by:

• Anyone with uncontrolled medical conditions (diabetes, thyroid issues, pregnancy, children, older adults) unless cleared by a professional
• Someone expecting sustainable long-term weight management with this alone- this is a short-term reset, not a lifestyle change by itself
• People who require higher calorie intake due to very high activity levels

This one-week weight loss diet plan offers a clear, no-nonsense path to shedding about 2 kg if you stick to it, but the real value lies in how you use it: as a reset, a momentum builder, a bridge into healthier habits. Let the next week be the one where you ask: "How can I eat nourishing, whole-food meals, keep moving, and make this shift last beyond seven days?" 

Disclaimer: This article provides general information only and is not a substitute for personalised medical or nutrition advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before beginning any diet or exercise plan.