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Dietician at Narika

Amreen Sheikh

Amreen Sheikh is the dietician at Narika. She specialises in practical nutrition for real Indian households — food that supports your hormones, energy and long-term health without crash diets, banned-food lists or cooking twice.

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Amreen Sheikh, dietician at Narika, Thane
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Dietician · Practical nutrition for Indian households

About Amreen Sheikh

Most women don't need another diet chart. They need a way of eating that works with their family's meals, their work hours and their culture. Amreen starts with what you already eat and makes small, targeted changes that you can keep for years, not weeks.

Her advice is grounded in how food affects women's health specifically: blood sugar and insulin in PCOS, iron and energy in heavy periods, extra needs in pregnancy and breastfeeding, and protein, calcium and heart health through menopause.

At Narika, Amreen works alongside our gynaecologists, physiotherapist and psychologist — particularly within the PCOS and Menopause Care Plans — so that your nutrition plan fits your medical treatment, your exercise plan and your relationship with food.

Areas of focus

The concerns women most often bring to Amreen.

PCOS & insulin

Blood sugar-friendly meals that keep rice and roti on the plate.

Energy & iron

Tiredness, low iron and anaemia — eating for steadier energy.

Thyroid

Eating well alongside thyroid treatment and managing related weight changes.

Pregnancy & breastfeeding

Nutrition for you and your baby, and recovery after birth.

Menopause & bone health

Protein, calcium, vitamin D and heart-healthy eating for midlife.

Gut health

Bloating, constipation and digestive discomfort that affects your day.

Your first appointment with Amreen

Unhurried, private, and nothing happens without your say-so.

A normal day, honestly

What you eat, when, and with whom — cravings, family routines and work hours — without judgement.

Connecting food to your goals

Linking your meals to what matters now: cycles, blood sugar, energy, pregnancy, bones or gut.

Small changes that last

Three or four realistic changes to start with, rather than a 40-item chart.

Questions patients ask Amreen

Is there a special diet for PCOS?

There is no single "PCOS diet" that works best for everyone. What helps most women is a pattern of eating that keeps blood sugar steadier — protein and fibre at each meal, balanced portions of carbohydrates and regular meal times — in a way you can sustain. Amreen tailors this to your food preferences and routine.

Will I have to buy supplements or special foods?

Usually not. Most changes use everyday Indian ingredients. Supplements are suggested only when there is a clear reason, such as low iron or vitamin D, and in coordination with your Narika doctor.

Can you plan meals that work for my whole family?

Yes. Amreen often builds one family menu with small adjustments for you, so you're not cooking two sets of meals.

Is nutrition counselling only for weight loss?

No. Most women come to Amreen for energy, PCOS, thyroid, pregnancy, gut health or menopause. Weight is discussed only when it is relevant to you, and always sustainably.

The rest of your care team

Dr Vidya Shetty, gynaecology at Narika

Dr Vidya Shetty

Gynaecology

Infertility specialist and laparoscopic surgeon.

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Dr Shruti Chandak, gynaecology at Narika

Dr Shruti Chandak

Gynaecology

Care through every stage of reproductive health.

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Aisha Khan, psychology at Narika

Aisha Khan

Psychology

Therapy and mental health education for women.

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Raksha Suvarna, physiotherapy at Narika

Raksha Suvarna

Physiotherapy

Pelvic health, pain and postnatal recovery.

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