The organisation behind DietXP

Bringing nutrition science into everyday life.

Nutri Space is the organisation behind DietXP. We bring together nutrition education, practical digital tools and nutrition products to help people make informed choices.

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Nutri Space runs DietXP DietXP is where people find our products, free tools, education and consultations.
An everyday Indian home meal on a steel thali with dal, rotis, sabzi, rice, curd and salad, a glass of chai and an open notebook
dietxp.com · Smart Indian Diet Planner
Screenshot of the DietXP Smart Indian Diet Planner showing a ready 7-day plan, today's meals with energy and protein against targets
  • 64free health calculators
  • 11health categories covered
  • 1,500+recipes in the diet planner
  • 5clinical screening tools

Meet DietXP

One brand for the work people use every day

DietXP is the nutrition platform Nutri Space runs. It is where people buy our products, use free calculators and the Smart Indian Diet Planner, read the Knowledge Hub and book a consultation with a nutrition expert.

Nutri SpaceThe organisation behind the work
DietXPThe brand and nutrition platform
NRGTTea-based drink mixes BAO RefreshOrange-flavoured health supplement ToolsPlanner and 64 calculators Knowledge HubArticles and guides
Nutrition productsNRGT drink mixes and BAO Refresh, with batch certificates published for each batch. Free toolsThe Smart Indian Diet Planner and 64 calculators, from protein needs to bone health. Nutrition educationKnowledge Hub articles with checked references, by DietXP experts and guest authors. Personal nutrition guidanceOnline consultations with DietXP's nutrition experts, in India and abroad.

Selected work

Three things you can inspect today

Each one is live on DietXP. Open it, use it and read how it was made.

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Screenshot of the Smart Indian Diet Planner: a 7-day plan with day buttons, planned energy and protein, the first breakfast dish and checks on the right
01 · Digital tool

Smart Indian Diet Planner

A free planner that builds a 7-day Indian meal plan from a short chat about your body, routine, food habits and region, then lets you swap dishes and download a PDF.

  • The needMost meal plans online are not built around Indian food, regions or budgets.
  • ForAdults planning everyday meals at home. People with a medical condition, pregnant women and under-18s are asked to plan with a doctor or qualified expert.
  • How it is madeDaily targets follow ICMR-NIN 2020; dish values come from Indian food composition tables and USDA data for some recipes.
Try the planner on DietXP
NRGT Lemon, Masala Tea and Peach flavoured drink mix jars and a BAO Refresh orange flavour pack on a warm oat background
02 · Nutrition products

NRGT and BAO Refresh

NRGT is a tea-based drink mix in Masala Tea, Lemon and Peach flavours. BAO Refresh is an orange-flavoured health supplement for adults. Both are made by Zeon Lifesciences Ltd. and marketed by Nutri Space under the DietXP brand.

  • LabelsEvery product page shows the full label: ingredients, nutrition per serving, caffeine and advisories.
  • BatchesA certificate of analysis is published for each batch, so you can check the batch you hold.
  • Where to buyOn dietxp.com, with delivery across India.
See the products Batch certificates
Cover photo of the DietXP article on cancer diet myths: a calm Indian home meal set out for someone in treatment
03 · Nutrition education

The DietXP Knowledge Hub

Plain-language articles on everyday and clinical nutrition. A recent example: Cancer Diet Myths: What Really Helps During Treatment, written by Gauri Pillai, a DietXP expert and HCPC registered dietitian in the UK.

  • ReferencesEach source is checked against PubMed or the publisher before an article goes live; that article lists 29.
  • AuthorsDietXP experts and guest authors, named on every article, with their own words kept wherever possible.
  • CorrectionsArticles are updated when reviewers or new evidence show something should change.
Read the Knowledge Hub

Our approach

How we turn information into something useful

The same four steps sit behind an article, a calculator or a product page.

  1. Understand the need

    We start from a real question: something people ask us, or a gap in nutrition information for Indian food and settings.

  2. Review the evidence

    We read the guidelines and the original studies, check every reference, and read the full paper when a number depends on it.

  3. Make something practical

    An article, a calculator, a meal plan or a label people can use, in plain language and with its limits stated.

  4. Test, review, improve

    Calculator rules are tested against thousands of reference cases before release, pages are checked on phones and for accessibility, and we correct what reviewers find.

Read more about our approach

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Let's make nutrition more useful.

If you are planning something where nutrition knowledge, a practical tool or a good product would help, we would like to hear about it. Tell us who it is for and what you want to achieve.

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  • Nutrition education, workshops and public information
  • Evaluating a DietXP tool for your setting
  • Institutional projects with a clear audience and scope
  • Product information, stocking and distribution