Podcast | What Young Indians Can Do To Fix Their Food

With Krish Ashok, a food influencer and author, and Dr Priyanka Rohatgi, chief nutritionist at Apollo Hospitals.

The Big Story episode featuring Krish Ashok and Dr.Priyanka Rohatgi

Photo Credit: The Quint

Have you been wondering if you should switch from white sugar to jaggery? Is fast food actually harmful? Do diets like Keto and Paleo work?

In this episode of The Big Story, we try to find the answers. 

We discuss the changing food habits of young people in India with special guests Krish Ashok, a food influencer and author of 'Masala Lab', and Dr Priyanka Rohatgi, chief nutritionist at Apollo Hospitals. They talk about the rise of fast food culture and their impact on eating habits, while stressing the importance of maintaining a balanced and healthy diet.

We also have Kriti Ghai, an intern at The Quint Podcasts, who reps the Gen-Z food patterns and behaviour. 

They provide tips and advice on adopting a healthier lifestyle, debunk common myths about dieting, and highlight the benefits of traditional Indian food. The podcast is a must-listen to understand the changing food habits of young India. They don't tell you what to eat and what not to eat, but rather tell you how to come to this decision for yourself.

Tune in and listen till the end to find out if you should continue using your air fryer.

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