An older woman in a red dupatta smiling over a steel bowl of food in morning light

Bring your sugar down. Keep your rice and roti.

Olivia Sneha Charles is a dietician and certified diabetes educator. For over ten years she has helped people with type 1, type 2 and gestational diabetes eat well, with meal plans built from what is already cooking at home.

Olivia Sneha Charles
Olivia Sneha CharlesDietician · Diabetes Educator
Online, or in person in Bangalore
English · Hindi · Kannada
Masters in Dietetics
Certified Diabetes Educator
ISO Food Safety Management Systems auditor
Certified in microbiological testing of food and water
Certified Zumba instructor
Clinical workshops, awareness programs and health talks
Nutrition sessions and menu planning for companies
Masters in Dietetics
Certified Diabetes Educator
ISO Food Safety Management Systems auditor
Certified in microbiological testing of food and water
Certified Zumba instructor
Clinical workshops, awareness programs and health talks
Nutrition sessions and menu planning for companies
What I help with

Blood sugar, blood pressure, weight.
Most of it starts on the plate.

Clinical nutrition for the conditions that need day-to-day management, not a one-time diet chart.

Checking blood sugar with a glucometer at the table

Type 2 diabetes

Insulin pens on a wooden table

Type 1 diabetes and insulin

Pregnant woman in a green dress

Diabetes in pregnancy (GDM)

Older couple smiling together in a garden

Heart and blood pressure

Older woman in a red scarf eating from a bowl

Kidney and liver

Young woman in a white shirt holding fruit

Hormonal imbalance

Woman cooking at the stove in a modern kitchen

Weight, over or under

How I work

Six things you get when we work together.

Assessment first, then a plan you can cook on a weekday, then coaching while your numbers settle.

Nutrition assessment

We start with where you are: current diet, reports, medication, routine and what a normal day looks like.

A meal plan for your kitchen

Individualised and easy to follow, built around your region and culture, not a generic printed chart.

Blood-sugar coaching

Food, timing and habits that keep sugars at optimum levels, alongside the treatment your doctor has prescribed.

Insulin training, one to one

Hands-on training in insulin administration for insulin-dependent clients, including Type 1.

Lifestyle counselling

Counselling on routine and habits so the plan holds outside the consultation room.

Workshops and talks

Clinical workshops, awareness programs and health talks for groups and companies.

Indian lunch platter with rice and sides

Same dal, same rice, different portions and timing. My readings settled without a separate menu just for me.

Priya R.Type 2 diabetes
Chai in a clay cup

I expected a diet chart. I got a routine I could actually follow at work and on travel days.

Anand K.Metabolic syndrome
Bowl of roasted chana

She managed my sugars through the pregnancy and explained every reading. I felt looked after.

Meera S.Gestational diabetes
A home dinner in steel bowls

The insulin training was hands-on and patient. For the first time I understood my own doses.

Rohit N.Type 1, insulin
Idli with podi

Less salt was the least of it. The plan fit our Kannada kitchen and my mother-in-law approved.

Kavitha M.High blood pressure
Walking shoes on a path in warm morning light

No fads. Regular food, regular timing, and the weight moved for the first time in years.

Suresh B.Weight

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Getting started

How it works.
Three steps, one plan.

01

Consultation

A detailed assessment: your reports, medication, routine and the food you actually eat.

02

Your plan

An individualised meal plan, written for your region and culture, simple enough to cook on a weekday.

03

Coaching and follow-ups

Reviews of your readings and adjustments to the plan as your body responds.

Woman waving on a video call from her kitchen table
AssessmentStep 1
  • Your reports
  • Medication
  • Routine
  • The food you actually eat
Notebook, pen and a cup of coffee on a wooden table
Your planWeek 1
  • BreakfastIdli, sambar, a spoon of podi
  • LunchRice or roti, dal, sabzi, curd
  • Tea timeChai stays
Woman smiling at a message on her phone over coffee
Follow-upYour readings
  • Plan adjusted
Step 1
01

Consultation

A detailed assessment: your reports, medication, routine and the food you actually eat.

Woman waving on a video call from her kitchen table
Step 2
02

Your plan

An individualised meal plan, written for your region and culture, simple enough to cook on a weekday.

Notebook, pen and a cup of coffee on a wooden table
Step 3
03

Coaching and follow-ups

Reviews of your readings and adjustments to the plan as your body responds.

Woman smiling at a message on her phone over coffee
The approach

Sustainable, convenient,
easy to follow.

A holistic and complete approach to food, so the change lasts well past the first month.

Steel thali with dal, vegetables, rice and roti, seen from above

Individualised and easy to follow, built around your region and culture, not a generic printed chart.

Sustainable

Built on the food your family already eats, so you can keep it up for years, not weeks.

Convenient

Plans that survive office days, travel and festivals. Consultations online when you cannot come in.

Easy to follow

Written in plain language, with portions you can measure in your own kitchen.

Credentials

Qualified, certified, clinical.

Masters in Dietetics

Dietician and Nutritionist by profession, with most of her work in clinical settings: diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular, kidney and liver disease, dyslipidemia and metabolic syndrome.

Diabetes Educator

10+ years coaching Type 1, Type 2 and gestational diabetes, including one-to-one insulin administration training.

ISO FSMS auditor

Certified Food Safety Management Systems auditor, with certifications in microbiological testing of food and water.

Online consultations

Consultations online, wherever you are. Plans and follow-ups work the same way.

In person in Bangalore

Face-to-face consultations in Bangalore for those who prefer to sit across a table.

Three languages

Consultations in English, Hindi or Kannada, whichever you think in.

Corporate wellness

Nutrition sessions, health talks and menu planning for companies and their kitchens.

Programs

Coaching for the condition you are managing.

  • Individual, not generic
  • Online or in person
  • Alongside your doctor
  • English, Hindi, Kannada
Olivia Sneha Charles
Assessment first
A plan for your kitchen
Alongside your doctor

Diabetes coaching

For Type 1, Type 2 and everything around them. Food, timing and habits that keep blood sugar in range, working with the treatment your doctor has set.

  • Detailed nutrition assessment
  • Meal plan for your region and culture
  • Blood-sugar coaching and follow-ups
  • One-to-one insulin training when needed

Gestational diabetes (GDM)

Managing blood sugar through pregnancy so mother and baby stay safe, with food you can actually eat while pregnant.

  • Pregnancy-safe meal planning
  • Sugar management as your needs change
  • Guidance through pregnancy and confinement
  • Coordination with your treating doctor

Lifestyle conditions

Heart, blood pressure, kidney and liver conditions, dyslipidemia, metabolic syndrome, hormonal imbalance, and weight, over or under.

  • Condition-specific dietary care plan
  • Clinical guidance alongside your treatment
  • Lifestyle counselling
  • Regular reviews and adjustments
Book a consultation

Online and in person, Bangalore. No prices online: every plan is quoted after the first conversation.

Wellness sessions for your team?

@fitwitsne on Instagram

Short reels on everyday eating.

Sneha in numbers

A decade of clinical nutrition, in numbers.

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languages: English, Hindi, Kannada
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Frequently asked questions

Yes. Consultations happen online or in person in Bangalore, whichever suits you. Plans and follow-ups work the same either way.

Yes. I work hand in hand with Type 1 clients and give one-to-one training in insulin administration to anyone who is insulin-dependent.

Yes. Managing gestational diabetes (GDM) through pregnancy and confinement is a large part of my practice.

That is the point of it. Every plan is individualised and written around your region and culture, so it fits your kitchen instead of replacing it.

No. Nutrition coaching works alongside your treating doctor. Medication decisions stay with them; I handle food, routine and the day-to-day management.

Yes. Nutrition sessions for employees, health talks and awareness programs, and menu planning for company kitchens.

Start with one consultation.