Familiar meals
Balance the food you know while considering preferences, portions, budget and kitchen routines.

Build healthier habits around the food you love, the life you lead and the person you want to become.

A report can raise a hundred questions. What can I eat? How do I fit movement into my day? What happens at the next family celebration?
BBU Fit turns those questions into practical decisions: build a balanced meal, choose a manageable movement break, create a sleep cue and ask for the support you need.
For adults with clinician-confirmed prediabetes. Lifestyle education complements medical care; it does not diagnose, treat or replace it.Balance the food you know while considering preferences, portions, budget and kitchen routines.
Choose activity that fits your ability and schedule, with professional guidance when needed.
Practise a sleep cue, a simple response to pressure and a kinder way to restart.
Navigate shared meals and social occasions without giving up your voice.

Your food preferences, usual meals, allergies and practical constraints help shape the meal plan prepared after enrolment.
The pathway is a starting conversation, not an automated medical assessment. A prescribed diet or health condition may need coordination with your treating professional.
Each week moves from understanding to practice, then leaves you with a plan for what comes next.
Make sense of prediabetes, choose a manageable goal and practise balanced food decisions with familiar Indian meals.
You have diagnosed diabetes, are pregnant, have a serious health condition, or need a medically prescribed diet or exercise restriction. The program may require adaptation or a different care pathway.
Daily learning and small actions, followed by reflection, support and a plan for life after day 21.
Your 21-day program
INR 7,999.00One-time payment. 18% GST included.Read the free guide for a clear introduction to prediabetes and practical lifestyle actions. No purchase or payment details are required.
Read the free guideBBU Fit does not promise reversal or cure. Lifestyle changes can help reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes, but individual results vary. Diagnosis, tests and treatment decisions remain with your clinician.
No food is removed by default. The program explores balanced meals and portions using familiar Indian foods. Your personalised meal plan considers your preferences and practical constraints.
Enrolment is ongoing, so there is no single cohort start date. Daily lessons follow your schedule. Sunday webinar times and joining details are shared after enrolment.
Allow about 10 to 15 minutes on most days for the lesson, a practical action and a short check. Day 21 includes a longer planning exercise.
No. It organises your preferences and practical needs. It does not diagnose, calculate medical risk or create a treatment plan. You may skip optional questions.
Only your treating professional should guide medication changes. Continue prescribed care and discuss diet or activity restrictions before making changes that could affect your condition.