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December 20, 2023
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Sattvik Food for the Busy Executive

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GPT welcome message: Welcome! Need help with an Indian Sattvik diet menu? Let's get started!
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Suggest a Sattvik breakfast menu
How to make a Sattvik lunch for kids
Dinner ideas for a Sattvik diet
Nutritional advice for Sattvik eating

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Sattvik Food for the Busy Executive is a GPT designed to provide assistance and expertise on Indian Sattvik diet menus and cuisines. Its primary function is to offer personalized meal planning and recipes that adhere to the principles of the Sattvik diet, a dietary regimen rooted in Ayurvedic traditions known for its emphasis on seasonal foods, whole grains, nuts, seeds, dairy, fruits and vegetables, all prepared in a simple and healthy manner.

The main aim of this GPT is to serve busy executives who want to maintain a balanced and healthy diet amid a hectic schedule. The tool is designed with prompt starters that can provide recommendations for Sattvik breakfast, lunch for kids, dinner ideas, and even nutritional advice related to Sattvik eating.

This GPT can help users understand and incorporate the elements of a Sattvik diet into their daily routines, ensuring a nutritional approach that aligns with the concepts of purity, energy, and health central to the diet's philosophy.

Its platform is easy to navigate, requiring a sign up and access to ChatGPT Plus, allowing for a seamless user experience.

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October 20, 2023
Initial release of Sattvik Food for the Busy Executive.
AuthorT R Ramanujam

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