How these kitchen notes are organised
This hub is a contents page with writing, not a grid of pictures. Nine original notes sit under it: a shared plate map, bones and muscles, blood, nerves and vitamins, heart and cholesterol, lungs, liver, kidneys, and skin. Open one note, read the kitchen foods, the home combinations, and the clinic warning. Then come back here if you want another organ.
We wrote these pages for everyday Indian kitchens. They name ordinary foods — ragi, dal, greens, curd, citrus — and they tell you what a kitchen cannot do. They will not diagnose anaemia, asthma, fatty liver, or a rash. They will not tell you to stop a tablet.
Bones and muscles: calcium foods and load. Blood: iron and a lab. Nerves: B12 and daylight. Heart: fibre and a lipid test. Lungs: air first. Liver: no detox tea. Kidneys: water and less salt. Skin: sleep and shade. Kitchen foundations: one shopping list for all of them.