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January 17, 2026Siddhant- A Journal of Decision Making0 citations

A Personalized Diet and Workout Recommendation System Using Generative AI: Integrating Lang Chain and Indian Knowledge Systems

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YTYashmita TiwariJTJayesh Tiwari

Key Points

  • The study aims to compare rule-based and generative AI systems for personalized diet and workout recommendations.
  • Analyzed rule-based and generative AI models for recommendations.
  • Incorporated Indian Knowledge Systems, including Ayurveda and Yoga.
  • Evaluated effectiveness based on cultural sensitivity and user satisfaction.
  • Generative AI model provided more dynamic and context-aware recommendations.
  • Integration of Indian Knowledge Systems enriched the personalization process.
  • Increased user satisfaction due to culturally tailored recommendations.

Abstract

AbstractThis study presents a comparative analysis of rule-based and generative AI-based diet and workout recommendation systems, highlighting their effectiveness in delivering personalized health guidance. The rule-based model relies on predefined logic and static conditions, whereas the generative system leverages OpenAI’s language models via Lang Chain to generate dynamic, context-aware recommendations based on user inputs. To augment this comparison with cultural richness and holistic understanding, aspects of Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) specifically Ayurveda and indigenous fitness practices such as Yoga are brought in as a complementary model. Prakriti (constitution of the body), Ritucharya (seasonal adjustment), and food-mind typologies (Satvik, Rajasik, Tamasik) form a basis for culturally sensitive customization. The blending of IKS has the potential to improve both systems by infusing conventional health knowledge into contemporary AI-based recommendation systems, thus enhancing relevance, acceptability, and user satisfaction in multicultures.

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Tiwari et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/696b2672d2a12237a9349ab6https://doi.org/10.5958/2231-0657.2025.00058.3
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