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Your Breakfast Is 90% Carbs And That’s The Real Problem ft. @krishashok

Your Breakfast Is 90% Carbs And That’s The Real Problem ft. @krishashok

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Your Breakfast Is 90% Carbs And That’s The Real Problem ft. @krishashok

Dr. Pal interviews food science expert Krish Ashok to debunk common myths about the Indian diet, such as the fear of seed oils and non-stick pans. The discussion focuses on why typical Indian breakfasts are too high in carbs and how to practically improve protein intake using science rather than fear.

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Dr. Pal interviews food science expert Krish Ashok to debunk common myths about the Indian diet, such as the fear of seed oils and non-stick pans. The discussion focuses on why typical Indian breakfasts are too high in carbs and how to practically improve protein intake using science rather than fear.

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Indian Breakfast NutritionProtein vs CarbsFood Myth BustingScience of CookingHealthy Eating Habits
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FoodMindsetScience
TitleYour Breakfast Is 90% Carbs And That’s The Real Problem ft. @krishashokDr Pal
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Two men sit behind microphones at the bottom of the frame in a podcast setting. Huge orange text across the top claims that Indian breakfast is 'broken' against a light, scribbled background. The layout feels like a serious but informal deep-dive into a controversial health topic.

I think the most overused, abused word in in social media is cancer. It causes in in social media is cancer. If I want to hit my protein goals... almost always go and order chicken tikka. So, that is the healthiest way to eat chicken in India. Krish Ashok doesn't claim to be a chef. And that's [music] exactly why he's worth listening to. But if you're eating paneer, you're vegetarian, remember that 70% of the calories from paneer are fat. Before we dive in, can I be honest with you? It blows my mind that 57.9% of you who listen regularly still have not subscribed to our channel.
  1. 01
    The Contrarian Hook

    Call out a common buzzword or belief and explain why the current conversation around it is wrong.

    Original
    I think the most overused, abused word in in social media is cancer. It causes in in social media is cancer.
  2. 02
    The Counter-Intuitive Win

    Provide a surprising 'best' way to do something that most people overlook.

    Original
    If I want to hit my protein goals... almost always go and order chicken tikka. So, that is the healthiest way to eat chicken in India.
  3. 03
    The Authority Introduction

    Introduce the guest or yourself by explaining why a lack of traditional credentials makes them more trustworthy.

    Original
    Krish Ashok doesn't claim to be a chef. And that's [music] exactly why he's worth listening to.
  4. 04
    The Myth-Busting Rapid Fire

    Quickly cycle through 2-3 specific, shocking facts that challenge the audience's current habits.

    Original
    But if you're eating paneer, you're vegetarian, remember that 70% of the calories from paneer are fat.
  5. 05
    The Engagement Bridge

    Directly address the viewer with a surprising statistic about the channel to encourage subscription.

    Original
    Before we dive in, can I be honest with you? It blows my mind that 57.9% of you who listen regularly still have not subscribed to our channel.
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