2026-27 Edition — 120 copy-paste prompts for the writing half of your practice
Your week is not mostly counselling. It is intake forms, meal-plan drafts, WhatsApp follow-ups, handouts, session notes, content and the family conversations nobody bills for. This 91-page pack gives you 120 ready-to-use prompts across ten parts of an Indian dietitian's work — plus the verified 2026 GLP-1 price table, the demand data, an Indian food quick reference, a pricing sheet and a 20-point checklist that keeps a wrong figure off a client's plan.
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If your week is intake, plans, follow-ups and notes, the ten parts map directly onto it. Every prompt is written for an Indian consulting room, not a Western one.
If you run clients on WhatsApp and Instagram, Part 4 and Part 6 are your two heaviest sections — retention scripts, check-ins, the price objection and a month of content.
Part 3 is built for the client who arrived in Indian clinics in 2026 — eating far less, losing fast, needing protein and muscle protection rather than another diet.
Just starting out? The positioning prompt, the four-tier package sheet, the discovery call script and the 90-day plan give you a professional operation from month one.
Six jobs this pack does for you, from the first enquiry to the discharge note
12 prompts for the master client brief, the short WhatsApp intake form, reading a three-day food diary, the joint-family kitchen, the food budget and the red-flag triage.
16 prompts that force the model back to dal, roti, rice, sabzi, idli, poha and curd — North, South, Bengali, Gujarati, Jain, hostel mess, shift work, festival weeks and the Rs 150-a-day plan.
14 prompts on protein-first eating for a small appetite, nausea and reflux days, muscle protection, the off-medicine transition and the "should I take it?" boundary.
14 prompts for photo food logs, weekly check-ins, the three-day silence nudge, the "I cheated" reply, the renewal conversation and the price objection.
14 handout builders — PCOS, fatty liver, cholesterol, iron for vegetarians, gut health, pregnancy, seniors, exam-year teens, salt and blood pressure, and reading an Indian label.
12 prompts for positioning, the four-tier package sheet, the discovery call, the corporate pitch, the doctor referral letter and your effective hourly rate per tier.
Ten parts, 120 numbered prompts, seven appendices
Prompts 1-12 — the master client brief, the short intake form, reading a food diary, the "I've tried everything" client and the red-flag triage.
Prompts 13-28 — the master plan frame plus North, South, Bengali, Gujarati, Jain, high-protein vegetarian, budget, tiffin, hostel, shift work and festival weeks.
Prompts 29-42 — intake add-on, protein-first eating, side-effect days, the off-medicine transition, prediabetes, fatty liver, PCOS and thyroid.
Prompts 43-56 — photo food logs, weekly check-ins, silence nudges, the "I cheated" reply, renewals, price objections and the honest "no results" conversation.
Prompts 57-70 — the one-page handout builder and thirteen condition and life-stage handouts written in language a client will forward to their family.
Prompts 71-82 — pillars, a 30-day calendar, reel scripts, carousels, myth-busters, local SEO, Google Business replies and the WhatsApp broadcast.
Prompts 83-94 — positioning, four-tier packages, discovery calls, corporate and doctor pitches, the price increase message and the simple P&L.
Prompts 95-104 — SOAP notes, consent, data minimisation, handover to a doctor, incident logs, discharge summaries and the AI error protocol.
Prompts 105-114 — ten fixes for the ten ways AI goes wrong: generic plans, invented numbers, foreign food, robotic tone and the pre-send review.
Prompts 115-120 — the 21-day challenge, moderation scripts, a four-week corporate programme, a school talk, a cooking demo and the debrief.
The reference pages you will use more than the prompts
What changed in 2026 — the 20 March patent expiry, the generics at 50 to 90 per cent below the innovator price, and a table of reported monthly costs from about Rs 1,290 to about Rs 13,000. Plus a clean line between your role and the prescriber's.
Nutritionist searches up 48 per cent pan-India year on year, 106 per cent in Delhi; job postings up 26 per cent; about 901 registered dietitians for 1.4 billion people. Every figure attributed and dated.
Protein sources ranked by how easy they are to add, region-by-region staples and the usual traps, Jain and fasting constraints, and household measures to use instead of grams.
Reported Indian subscription tiers from about Rs 999 to Rs 18,000 a month, and the effective-hourly-rate arithmetic that shows which package is quietly losing you money.
Twenty checks before anything reaches a client — no diagnosis, no number you did not set, no claim you cannot defend, and the one test that matters: would you defend every line if it went public?
One action a week for twelve weeks, four numbers to track, and a one-page cheat sheet of the ten rules to stick next to your laptop.
Demand is growing faster than the qualified supply — and the client has changed
Justdial data comparing March 2025 to February 2026 with the previous year showed searches for nutritionists and dieticians up 48 per cent across India, 106 per cent in Delhi and 62 per cent in Mumbai — the biggest growth in a fitness and nutrition category that grew everywhere.
Semaglutide lost patent protection in India on 20 March 2026, generics arrived at a fraction of the innovator price, and the market crossed roughly Rs 1,400 crore within a year. These clients do not need another diet. They need protein, muscle protection and someone who knows what is theirs to answer.
Roughly 901 registered dietitians serve a population of about 1.4 billion. Against that, an estimated 25,000-plus nutritionist accounts compete on Indian Instagram, many without a registered credential. Leading with yours is the whole strategy.
No theory, no AI jargon. Open the PDF, paste a prompt, edit the result. Every prompt carries a "Use when" line telling you the exact moment it earns its place in your week.
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Everything you need to know before buying
No. Every prompt is written to be pasted into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any modern assistant. You fill in the square brackets with the client's details and edit the result. The pack opens with a Master Context block you paste once, and a page of five habits that make every prompt work.
It will if you let it — which is exactly what this pack is built around. Every planning prompt carries a hard rule against calorie, gram and macro figures, because models estimate Indian portions badly. Part 9 is a full troubleshooting section that deletes numbers rather than correcting them, and Appendix E is a 20-point checklist to run before anything reaches a client. AI drafts; you review.
The pack treats client data as the serious issue it is. Part 8 covers consent and scope, records and retention, and a data-minimisation checklist that includes the re-identification trap most people miss — a city plus a profession plus an age can identify a person. Prompt 98 is the strip list to run before you paste anything, and the Master Context block tells the assistant to refuse identifying detail.
Yes. The figures reflect the Indian market after semaglutide lost patent protection on 20 March 2026, the generic launches that followed, and Novo Nordisk's price cut from 1 April 2026 — sourced from Reuters, Mint, Forbes India and the launch reporting of that period. Prices in this market are moving fast, so the pack presents every figure as indicative, dates it, and tells you to confirm current pricing before quoting it to anyone.
It is written for registered dietitians, clinical nutritionists and qualified nutrition coaches working with clients in India. It assumes you are the professional whose name goes on the document. If you are a general wellness creator without a nutrition credential, this pack is not the right fit — several prompts deliberately exist to keep you inside a scope of practice.
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