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Originally Posted by ShahRukh
I still stand by my comment...its all about physical fitness, not about the kind of food you eat.
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Originally Posted by ShahRukh
Studies are not sacred revelations as you're making them out to be....if one study says desi food is bad for health, i'm sure there'd be another one to counter the results a year or so later..sometimes studies come out with complete opposite results, so what do you do in that scenario?
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well, how much do you really know or have studied about nutrition? just wondering. because if you know a little you'd realize it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that MOST desi food is pretty unhealthy. the base of most of our foods is made up of tons of oil, whether they're saalans/'gravies' or rice dishes. parathas reek in oil..so do samosas and appetizer dishes of that nature.
anyway you can obviously make it healthy like you can eat grilled/tandoori/baked meats and stuff but even so, most desi people do not eat like that on a regular basis. in most families, rice (the non boiled variety) and rotis (which depend from household to household. some people cook them with lots of oil; some dont) anyway..those two are staples and most elders cant live without them.