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What exists today, and where to inspect it

Almost everything we make reaches people through DietXP. For each piece below you will find the need behind it, what has been built, who it is for, its current status, and the supporting information.

  • Available open to everyone today
  • In use working inside DietXP
  • In development built or being built, not yet open

A · Nutrition products

NRGT and BAO Refresh

Made by Zeon Lifesciences Ltd. (Paonta Sahib, Himachal Pradesh) and marketed by Nutri Space under the DietXP brand. Product pages show the full label; batch certificates are published.

NRGT Lemon, Masala Tea and Peach flavoured jars and a BAO Refresh orange flavour pack on an oat background
Available

NRGT drink mixes

Tea-based drink mixes (proprietary food) in Masala Tea, Lemon and Peach flavours. One level scoop in 160 ml of water makes a serving with 40 mg of caffeine, as declared on the label.

Project details
Need
A tea-based drink with its caffeine stated clearly per serving.
Work completed
Three flavours on sale; full label, preparation and advisories on each product page.
Audience
Adults. As the label says, not recommended for children, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or people sensitive to caffeine.
Status
On sale on dietxp.com.
Supporting information
Certificates of analysis for each batch; an independent laboratory report for one Masala Tea batch.
Next step
See NRGT on DietXP
Available

BAO Refresh

An orange-flavoured health supplement for adults, 20 sachets a pack. It is deliberately low in sodium, because most Indian diets already contain more salt than recommended.

Project details
Need
A mineral drink mix that does not add to the salt most people already eat.
Work completed
On sale with the pack label reproduced on the product page, including the per-sachet nutrition table.
Audience
Adults; one sachet a day, or as directed by a dietitian or healthcare professional.
Status
On sale on dietxp.com.
Supporting information
Batch certificate of analysis on DietXP.
Next step
See BAO Refresh on DietXP

Check a batch certificate

B · Digital tools

Free planners and calculators

The tools run in the visitor's browser. Each one states its method, its sources and who it is not suitable for.

Screenshot of the Smart Indian Diet Planner with a ready 7-day plan
Available

Smart Indian Diet Planner

Builds a 7-day Indian meal plan from a short chat, with swaps, a shopping list and a PDF report.

Project details
Need
Meal plans built around Indian food, regions, diet types and budgets.
Work completed
Plans with region and diet-type choices, dish swaps, a shopping list and a PDF report.
Audience
Adults planning everyday meals. People with a medical condition, pregnant women and under-18s are asked to plan with a doctor or qualified expert.
Status
Free on dietxp.com.
Supporting information
Targets follow ICMR-NIN 2020; dish values come from Indian food composition tables and USDA data for some recipes. Each plan shows its energy and protein against the targets.
Next step
Use the planner
Screenshot of the osteoporosis and fracture risk calculator result: a 12 percent major fracture and 4.7 percent hip fracture estimate against Indian thresholds
Available

Osteoporosis and fracture risk calculator

Estimates the 10-year chance of a broken bone for ages 50 to 90 and compares it with Indian treatment thresholds; ages 9 to 49 get a bone-building plan instead.

Project details
Need
A bone-health check that uses Indian data and leads to food and exercise targets.
Work completed
Risk estimate, result charts, calcium and vitamin D targets, a 7-day bone-health meal plan and a PDF report.
Audience
Adults and families; a parent fills it in for a child aged 9 to 12.
Status
Free on dietxp.com.
Supporting information
Calibrated to the FRAX® India charts and compared with the official tool on test profiles. It is a screening estimate, not an official FRAX® result; the page lists its sources.
Next step
Use the calculator
Screenshot of the SGA Nutritional Assessment page for trained clinicians
Available

Clinical screening tools

SGA, MUST, PNI, NRI and an ICU energy calculator, for trained clinicians, with the clinician's judgement kept in charge.

Project details
Need
Malnutrition screening and assessment tools that follow the published methods exactly.
Work completed
Five tools rebuilt in October 2026, each with a printable record.
Audience
Trained clinicians. For education and practice support; they do not replace clinical judgement.
Status
Free on dietxp.com. Nothing entered is saved or sent.
Supporting information
Each tool's rules were checked against independent reference cases before release, from about 7,500 checks (MUST) to more than 57,000 (ICU energy), and the original papers were read in full where available.
Next step
Open the SGA tool
Screenshot of the DietXP health calculators page: 64 free calculators in 11 categories with a search box
Available

64 free calculators

Calorie and protein needs, body measurements, heart and sugar, women's health, kidney and liver, fitness and healthy ageing, plus a beginner workout planner.

Project details
Need
Everyday numbers people are told to track, explained in plain words.
Work completed
64 calculators in 11 categories, each with its method and references on the page.
Audience
Adults, with women's-health and clinical tools marked for their audience.
Status
Free on dietxp.com.
Supporting information
All 64 had their references checked in September 2026; wrong citations and the high-priority clinical issues found were fixed.
Next step
Browse the calculators

C · Nutrition education

The DietXP Knowledge Hub

Articles written for Indian readers by DietXP experts and guest authors. Sources are checked before publication, and each article names its author and reviewer.

Cover photo of the article on cancer diet myths

Cancer Diet Myths: What Really Helps During Treatment

By Gauri Pillai · 29 references
Cover photo of the article on fermented foods in India

Fermented Foods in India: Types, Benefits and Gut Health

By Trisha Pandey, guest author · reviewed by Sarbjeet Singh
Cover photo of the article on insulin resistance

Insulin Resistance: Understanding the Body's Early Warning Signal

By Geethanjali K, guest author · reviewed by Sarbjeet Singh

Writing for DietXP. Nutrition professionals and students have written for the Knowledge Hub. We check the science, add references where needed and credit the author. If you would like to write, choose "Nutrition education" on the collaboration form.

D · Services and technology

Consultations, programmes and the rules behind the tools

Services are delivered by DietXP's nutrition experts. The technology below is described at its actual stage.

Available

Online nutrition consultations

One-to-one consultations for health conditions such as type 2 diabetes, PCOS, IBS and cancer, in India and for families abroad.

Project details
Need
Personal guidance from a qualified expert, matched to the condition.
Work completed
Consultation pages for India and other countries, a written plan after the consultation, and online payment for India.
Audience
Adults with a health condition, and their families.
Status
Booked through dietxp.com.
Supporting information
Each expert's qualifications are on their DietXP profile.
Next step
Consultation details
Available

Programmes for organisations

Corporate wellness sessions and programmes, online or in person by arrangement, priced by proposal.

Project details
Need
Practical nutrition education for teams, without clinical promises.
Work completed
Three programme formats described on DietXP, with an enquiry form.
Audience
Employers and institutions.
Status
Taking enquiries.
Supporting information
Programme formats on the DietXP corporate wellness page.
Next step
Corporate wellness or discuss a project
In use

DietXP Intelligence

The shared, versioned library of nutrition rules behind the planner and the calculators, so a formula or cut-off is written once and tested once.

Project details
Need
The same rule must give the same answer on every page that uses it.
Work completed
Modules for meal planning, bone health, nutrition screening and assessment, nutrition indices and ICU nutrition.
Audience
Internal: it powers DietXP's public tools.
Status
In use on dietxp.com; not offered as a separate product.
Supporting information
Every module is tested against reference cases written independently of it, and each release is versioned.
Next step
Ask about evaluating a tool
In development

Practice records for DietXP experts

Saved nutrition assessments on a client's record, so DietXP's experts can follow changes over time.

Project details
Need
Assessment history for the experts who look after a client.
Work completed
Built and tested; the privacy policy wording is published on DietXP.
Audience
DietXP's own experts, for their clients only.
Status
Switched off until it is approved for use.
Supporting information
Section 07 of the DietXP privacy policy.
Next step
Read the privacy wording

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