People don't understand the logic and history behind food practices, so they end up spouting rubbish in the comments section. Krish makes sense, his words have logic in them. What he says is widely acceptable by people because it makes sense. Many vegetables that we eat now aren't even indegeneous to India, and our diet largely depends upon the geography we live in. For all those people who worship Ayurveda, Ayurveda did not exist in other parts of the world, wonder how they lived?? Japan also has a lot of people who live healthy and long lives, they don't have Ayurveda. Why are you always centralized towards Ayurveda?? Questioning is good, if you don't question then you never know the answer.
For Japanese their genes are the boon.. also they eat local.. similarly Ayurveda is specific to India with its local food.. ( anything grown local) it proved beneficial for many else it would have vanished. Follow what works for you.. no one is forced to choose particular diet plan
What a classic case of ignorance! Do you even know what ayurveda means? People in Andhra use groundnut oil in their cooking? That’s where I caught his bloody bluffing. Reason is people are too lazy to do any research studies.
@@shyamalagowri9992But most of our current staples aren't indigenous to India. And are Indians native to India? We all have migrated from Africa. So that means Ayurveda is specific to a particular set of genes from a particular time period or what??
My origins are from South India (Karnataka) and cannot relate to many things that he says rather disagree with many things. We are not Brahmins and would do farming but until 1990 we had chicken only once a year as a part of religious activity, but this guy says south guys ate beef. Also, we reared lot of cows and had milk products unlike what he is says that this is mostly in North.
There is a huge difference in the scale. Did you completely overlook the fact where he said the huge difference in area of plains. We have absolutely nowhere near actual topographical grasslands in South. It's mostly just Western Ghats and then wetlands and swamps. The places like Nilgiri where you can see dairy farms now, where not originally pastures, they because so after the British cut down all the trees and shipped them to make gunpowder
Not surprising since Karnataka has the highest percentage of vegetarians in its population when compared to other South Indian or eastern states. We reared a lot of cows, but when compared to North it's very small in scale.
Moreover, this is a podcast. You don't have scripted dialogues that you need to follow in a video. Short videos are scripted that's why it's crisp and clear. Podcasts are longer because they are not scripted as much. For all those people who are saying that the guy is taking too long to explain or beating around the bush, well sometimes the answer isn't that straightforward to convey and some people are just very talkative. I relate because that's how I speak too.
The problem is that people are very loyal to a certain belief, they tend to find anybody against it offensive. You will find this offensive if you are loyal to Ayurveda and will be on the bias side. And that prevents people from thinking logically and with a clean slate. Your judgement is highly influenced by what you belief, this causes a hinderence from questioning the ideology and leads people to blind belief. You should be able to judge without bias.
Vegetarian diets are far more good for your body than this guy knows he's criticising it cuz he only read about it's cons not pros And belief is there and it'll remain unbothered by so called science which haven't turned any % of the people healthier not even the doctors themselves
@@drrevansunadholi1985And what if Susrutha came up with some surgical techniques? Are you confident enough to employ those techniques and tools to treat your ailments? Do you want me to post some excerpts from Susruta Samhita and what kind of practices they involve in terms of surgery?
Vegetarians should climb down from their moral high round. The so called vegetarian or Vegan diets are not for Indians, where sizable percentage of the population still can not have proper 3 meals a day..
75% of the country is non veg but the per capita meat consumption in India is one of the lowest so even those who non vegetarian they eat meat once a week to once a month and that too in a very limited quantity and that too mostly gravy
I remember reading a mindfulness book called 30 Days to Stop Overeating by Harper Daniels. It taught me mindfulness meditations...it wasn't so much about diet as it was being present and knowing the self more...and that helped me detach from bad foods.
"Your Ayurvedic DETOX is TRASH | Dostcast w/ @krishashok (Masala Lab)" **Introduction:** The Dostcast episode features Krish Ashok of Masala Lab fame, known for his scientific approach to food. The conversation delves into traditional practices, debunking myths, and understanding the science behind various culinary and dietary choices. **Key Concepts:** 1. **Historical Context of Food Practices:** - The discussion starts with a historical perspective, highlighting how rules like not mixing milk and meat originated when refrigeration didn't exist, and milk was highly perishable. - Ashok connects these rules to practical challenges of the time, emphasizing the importance of understanding historical context. 2. **Detox Myths:** - The concept of detoxifying the body is debunked, with emphasis on the stress raw plant products can impose on the liver. - Krish challenges the idea of certain juices detoxifying the body, labeling it as misleading and potentially harmful. 3. **Cooking Techniques and Temperature:** - Cooking techniques are explored, particularly the use of mustard seeds to gauge oil temperature. This is presented as an example of traditional knowledge with a scientific basis. - The conversation touches on the lack of temperature sensors in the past, leading to practical techniques for determining optimal cooking conditions. 4. **Evolution of Masala Lab:** - Krish Ashok's journey into breaking down food in a scientific manner is discussed, revealing the genesis of Masala Lab and his decision to educate people on the intricacies of food. 5. **Food Myths and Influencers:** - The episode explores the role of social media influencers in perpetuating food myths and the challenge of distinguishing between genuine knowledge and sensationalized content. - Krish shares insights into the misinformation surrounding superfoods and ingredients with dubious studies. 6. **Diversity in Diets:** - The discussion touches on regional dietary variations in India, highlighting how diverse geographical conditions influence food choices. - The impact of modernization on traditional diets and the need for dietary adjustments are addressed. 7. **Spiciness and Taste Perception:** - An interesting exploration of taste buds, nerve endings, and the sensation of heat from chilies is presented, adding a scientific perspective to spice perception. - The brain's role in interpreting aromas and taste is discussed, providing insight into the complexity of food perception. 8. **Dietary Choices and Genetics:** - The conversation expands to genetic factors influencing dietary preferences and abilities, such as lactose digestion. - Krish challenges the notion that certain diets, like veganism, are universally applicable, emphasizing the need for personalized dietary choices. 9. **Controversies and Nuances:** - Controversial topics like the perception of periods and the consumption of certain animal products are addressed, challenging societal norms and encouraging open-mindedness. - The importance of adapting to changing times while respecting traditional knowledge is emphasized. **Conclusion:** The episode concludes with a call for mindful eating, individualized dietary choices, and a recognition of the importance of adapting to new information. Krish Ashok's scientific approach to food provides a unique perspective on debunking myths and promoting a nuanced understanding of culinary practices.
Hey! Please cut out that constant gulping, closing of bottle sound continuously in the background. It's irritating & loud. Whoever is gulping water or liquid needs to do it without the mic - it's basic protocol or common sense. Thanks for getting this excellent guest on.
I like Krish and listened to him many times. Have read his book as well. But his association with the LiverDoc is making me rethink everything i feel about him!!
@@vishuddhi11 Not at all! Vinamre has had guests from all types of beliefs. Even BJP had once allied with PDP lol, do we boycott them forever for that?
We need more people like Krish, Dr Abby Philip and Pranav Radhakrishnan in order to counter the ever expanding pseudo science brigade on social media ..
I like that we're getting scientific perspectives more and more in the limelight these days. And even better that we're getting it from Krish, who besides being very knowledgeable, is great with words.
Can @dostcast (Vinamra ji) disclose his blood work before claiming he feels fine eating. Your guest brings to extreme logic behind things. Ayurveda has been practiced for millenia
I agree with many points, but at 37:45 onwards, he says that nobody in South knew about someone living in the north..That's false..People were travelling from South to north & vice versa. Shankaracharya did all bharat tour in 8th century starting from Kerala. Even before that South kings were sending monks, priests, travelers etc also brought water from the ganga...So kinda false that people weren't knowing about north or vice versa.
Krish is speaking even faster than usual in this, and the sound quality is not good - I had to reduce the play speed to understand him! So nice for RUclips to give us that option. Very interesting history of how the British colonizers changed India's food options, cooking practices and agriculture, mostly for the worse.
why people who consume high amount of red meat have the highest chance of getting gastric cancer....these ppl complicate food a lot, by just looking at the digestive system we could tell what we are capable of eating and what not. Following circadian rhythm, eating before sunset, satvik diet have helped so many people including me. Eating meat is okay but not everyday every meal. Get someone with opposite views on the show and debate.
Are you sure about the details of that study? Was that an observational study that only looked at correlation or has it proven some direct causative factors? Also, was it's a well controlled study to make sure no other cancer causing stuff was eaten? Do you get where I'm getting at? Doing gold standard double blind study like that for diets is very difficult. For the claim that you made, that study to be of good standard the participants would have had to be on a diet of nothing but red meat from the same controlled source and have their water, cook utensils and plumbing itself to be controlled and monitored. Even the PVC pipes in our plumbing leaches carcinogens.
Hi krish ! I am a South Indian Brahmin , so u know I eat a veggie diet , how do I get my daily protein intake as I don’t consume paneer or stuff like that .
Soyabeans are your friend. If you are purely vegan, you have to rely on good meal combinations, and also remember to supplement vit. D and B12 since those aren't available from plant sources. Other than that maybe add plant-based protein powder to your diet.
But, diffrence between hot & spicey is only in English, but not in our local languages, in Kannada, we clearly distinguish during conversation as Khara & Masala.
Somehow if someone speaks good Impressive English we take everything one speaks as truth..this masala lab guy is a very good example..lot of his stuff is now disproved super old school 90s science..
You are just having beliefs just like religious people do..science is art of measument and math enables a lot of it which is art of quality..there are thousands of papers published now n effectiveness of ayurveda..you just have to be in some old school beliefs system which doesn't want to change what it originally assumed what it though was true even when presented with evidence
@@Abrakadabra9to5 disapproving someone just because they speak better English than you is HILLARIOUS. Having research papers on few things from Ayurveda doesn't make it scientific as a whole. Jao haldi dudh pio
Lol..research doesn't prove anything..you just proved my point that you are no different from people who belive in everything that religion does blindly..people believe in religious texts you believe in 90s science text book which were already outdated
vinamre bhai kbhi kisi vegan ko bhi bula lo you always call such people only and not vegans are you afraid that they gonna change you mind or gonna mak more sense
Btw I don’t wanna spread hate or say what he says is completely wrong or such but many things Krish Ashok tries to blame on ayurveda are just not present in ayurveda. I have seen his other podcasts and can clearly tell he knows nothing about ayurveda. Many of his other things maybe correct but selective bashing of ayurveda with half baked knowledge on ayurveda is not that seems right to me.
I have also seen his other videos... he deeply believes that he knows a lot... but, in reality he knows nothing and have a very surface level knowledges about all the things he takes up!
There is a difference between correlation and causation. While Ayurveda was born out of correlations and speculative hypotheses, it does offer some ideas. But it is NOT as rigorous as modern scientific advances. Through trial and error and speculation one can solve some problems. Understanding gravity and launching rockets, or understanding proteins and solving anemia, is different from seeing that eating particular leaf solves throat pain. Science requires understanding. Thousands of astrologers predicted the timing of Halley comet. Newton equations predicted its orbit. Please understand the difference. Correlation isn't everything.
So the guest thinks that he is more smart than the more than 5000 years old living tradition. And some people are saying Ayurveda doesn't exists in other part of the world but there people are living without Ayurveda. Dude people adopt local flora fauna and surrounding environment as the certain geographic area and which is known as different names and we mentioned it as Ayurveda here in India. Guest and the people who are talking rubbish are ultra smart pro max.
What's the problem if he is? Generally in 2023 we shud be smarter than those 5000 years ago. Let's pick ayurveda to the bone. Take wats good and relevant leave out wats not practical in today's society. Ayurveda may not be bad but our lifestyle and diets sure have changed
@108gi5 aree bhai guest bhi sahi hain lkin aagr koyi puri Ayurveda ko hi galat bata de toh iska kya logic hain. Ancient time meh aj ke jaisa kaha itna tarakki thi tab Ayurveda aur baki chij hi humanity ke liye Kam karte the aur aaj ka science uss sab topic ke based pe hi grow hua hain. But the thing is that Indians khud aapne Ancient wisdom ko backward kehkar chor dia hain aur western yehi Ancient wisdom ko pakad ke aage badh raha hain. Western people murkh Honge aagr woh backward chije follow karte hain. Kisi bhi chij ko relevant na kehna aapne aap meh hi murkhta hain joh aaj ke culture ke baseline hain.
@@GameWaveGuru as you can see from my comment I'm trying to follow the same logic as you said. Actually my reply was to OP, coz there's this long standing view going around that we r stupid today and all ancient knowledge is wisdom and somehow better than everything we know today. Then there's this other view that to question anything we did 5000 yrs ago means you are insulting indian culture and promoting some western agenda. Truth is there is a benefit to a hybrid approach as you correctly said. Take what's good leave out what's bad. An urban man is not a farmer nor does he live the life that ayurved prescribed and assumed in its hypotheses 5000 yrs ago so obviously some changes may be attempted. This is the same condescending attitude by op that makes people attribute everything everywhere in the world today to "ancient Indian science" and then present the same things in the Indian science Congress. We need to stop
All the food, lifestyle and practices of today can never be solved by knowledge of people who lived 5000 years ago Times have changed and so should your knowledge
What he meant to say I believe is because we are omnivores. There are animals that can technically get all essential amino acids from plants, the herbivorous ones.
Krish asok is a software professional. He is neither an ayurvedacharya, nor a doctor, not a nutritionist and not even a trained food scientist. He might have his opinion but there is some way to go before he can authentically debunk anything
Sad to know the host's view thay the British "gave" us railways. The British were chased out but left these kind of worshipers behind. If it wernt for the British, we might have had Railways on our own and as the guest explained, maybe we would have made it better
Lot of bs - like AIM - about milk and food. Man adjusts to the environment and available food. Groundnut oil in Andhra? Really? This half wit maveric is bluffing through his hat.
lol for a 2 minute question on how he started he gave a 10 minute answer which never clearly answered the basic question. 😂😂 Stop getting into fraudsters.
I always listen to your podcasts but reading the caption and the guy you invited I am skeptical of watching it . I have seen this guys reels and I find this guy thinks that Ayurveda not a science and they said things randomly to be followed . He doesn’t understand that Ayurveda came up with concepts and solutions through trials and observations and wisdom learnt through experience. And this guys blurts out every possible nonsense in the name of science.
Arey itna faltu extra bol rahe hain…. Content is less and the podcast is so lengthy…. Can’t follow unnecessary talk till for almost half hour… Content creators must look into it… I appreciate the intention but people like to listen to important concentrated knowledge not your whole interaction for hours.
Ridiculous title about ayurveda , ayurveda doesn't actually suggest detox it suggest " langhana " which is done during some specific diseased condition as the first line of treatment further medicines are also used . *Try to remove the word "ayurveda" From your title let it be just detox which is modern terminology not our ancient science.
Also, i do not understand people's obsession with science. Our knowledge about things evolve with time. For example, nobody knew the dangers of white sugar 60 years ago. Cigerette smoking was also socially and medically accepted.
A classic case of debunking a brand of pseudo science to endorse another brand of pseudo science. This is nothing but promotion of Own prejudiced beliefs by branding then as a science
Milk was boiled even 5000 thousand years back. And even today we boil raw milk and drink. That is pasteurisation. So sir, please don't misguide people with half knowledge. U think, ancient people were moron.
I feel like people want to be vegetarian or nonvegetarian or somewhere between it is their personal choice and that's only how it should be this is only what I want to say at the end And also there is one request that please change the title of the video it's a little offensive..
And btw it is not just about the generations not accepting changes... even there are umpteen places in Trivandrum I been to where they cook delicious food in wood fire vegetarian or non vegetarian which cannot be matched by foods cooked in any new gadgets or methods on taste or flavor....same hold true with why they have wood fired ovens in usa etc we find in some of those restuarants...and even using coal or wood barbecues etc...
Thanks! This podcast helped me a lot in understanding about food ingredients in a scientific manner.
Amazing podcast with Mr Ashok. Big fan of Mr Ashok
Get rid of that camera which shoots from the lower angle. It's looking almost idiotic
Yes!! Spare us the tragedy of seeing you from down up!!
Kid kasana
People don't understand the logic and history behind food practices, so they end up spouting rubbish in the comments section. Krish makes sense, his words have logic in them. What he says is widely acceptable by people because it makes sense. Many vegetables that we eat now aren't even indegeneous to India, and our diet largely depends upon the geography we live in. For all those people who worship Ayurveda, Ayurveda did not exist in other parts of the world, wonder how they lived?? Japan also has a lot of people who live healthy and long lives, they don't have Ayurveda. Why are you always centralized towards Ayurveda?? Questioning is good, if you don't question then you never know the answer.
For Japanese their genes are the boon.. also they eat local.. similarly Ayurveda is specific to India with its local food.. ( anything grown local) it proved beneficial for many else it would have vanished. Follow what works for you.. no one is forced to choose particular diet plan
What a classic case of ignorance! Do you even know what ayurveda means? People in Andhra use groundnut oil in their cooking? That’s where I caught his bloody bluffing. Reason is people are too lazy to do any research studies.
@@PC_CPAyurveda is just a word. The word itself doesn't mean the field it represents is infallible.
@@shyamalagowri9992But most of our current staples aren't indigenous to India. And are Indians native to India? We all have migrated from Africa. So that means Ayurveda is specific to a particular set of genes from a particular time period or what??
My origins are from South India (Karnataka) and cannot relate to many things that he says rather disagree with many things. We are not Brahmins and would do farming but until 1990 we had chicken only once a year as a part of religious activity, but this guy says south guys ate beef. Also, we reared lot of cows and had milk products unlike what he is says that this is mostly in North.
There is a huge difference in the scale. Did you completely overlook the fact where he said the huge difference in area of plains. We have absolutely nowhere near actual topographical grasslands in South. It's mostly just Western Ghats and then wetlands and swamps. The places like Nilgiri where you can see dairy farms now, where not originally pastures, they because so after the British cut down all the trees and shipped them to make gunpowder
Not surprising since Karnataka has the highest percentage of vegetarians in its population when compared to other South Indian or eastern states. We reared a lot of cows, but when compared to North it's very small in scale.
Karnataka alone doesn’t represent south India. Yes, keralites do eat beef, some Tamils do eat beef.
Moreover, this is a podcast. You don't have scripted dialogues that you need to follow in a video. Short videos are scripted that's why it's crisp and clear. Podcasts are longer because they are not scripted as much. For all those people who are saying that the guy is taking too long to explain or beating around the bush, well sometimes the answer isn't that straightforward to convey and some people are just very talkative. I relate because that's how I speak too.
The problem is that people are very loyal to a certain belief, they tend to find anybody against it offensive. You will find this offensive if you are loyal to Ayurveda and will be on the bias side. And that prevents people from thinking logically and with a clean slate. Your judgement is highly influenced by what you belief, this causes a hinderence from questioning the ideology and leads people to blind belief. You should be able to judge without bias.
Vegetarian diets are far more good for your body than this guy knows he's criticising it cuz he only read about it's cons not pros
And belief is there and it'll remain unbothered by so called science which haven't turned any % of the people healthier not even the doctors themselves
Who is father of surgery?
@@drrevansunadholi1985What kind of question is that? What are you trying to prove?
Why Indian(Hindu especially) neet students prefer MBBS over BAMS ?🧐@@drrevansunadholi1985
@@drrevansunadholi1985And what if Susrutha came up with some surgical techniques? Are you confident enough to employ those techniques and tools to treat your ailments? Do you want me to post some excerpts from Susruta Samhita and what kind of practices they involve in terms of surgery?
75% country is non veg,lekin har baar sabko vegetarians ko hi bash karna hai
Correct. I think people should just promote non veg food rather than bashing vegetarians.
Vegetarians should climb down from their moral high round. The so called vegetarian or Vegan diets are not for Indians, where sizable percentage of the population still can not have proper 3 meals a day..
75% of the country is non veg but the per capita meat consumption in India is one of the lowest so even those who non vegetarian they eat meat once a week to once a month and that too in a very limited quantity and that too mostly gravy
I remember reading a mindfulness book called 30 Days to Stop Overeating by Harper Daniels. It taught me mindfulness meditations...it wasn't so much about diet as it was being present and knowing the self more...and that helped me detach from bad foods.
"Your Ayurvedic DETOX is TRASH | Dostcast w/ @krishashok (Masala Lab)"
**Introduction:**
The Dostcast episode features Krish Ashok of Masala Lab fame, known for his scientific approach to food. The conversation delves into traditional practices, debunking myths, and understanding the science behind various culinary and dietary choices.
**Key Concepts:**
1. **Historical Context of Food Practices:**
- The discussion starts with a historical perspective, highlighting how rules like not mixing milk and meat originated when refrigeration didn't exist, and milk was highly perishable.
- Ashok connects these rules to practical challenges of the time, emphasizing the importance of understanding historical context.
2. **Detox Myths:**
- The concept of detoxifying the body is debunked, with emphasis on the stress raw plant products can impose on the liver.
- Krish challenges the idea of certain juices detoxifying the body, labeling it as misleading and potentially harmful.
3. **Cooking Techniques and Temperature:**
- Cooking techniques are explored, particularly the use of mustard seeds to gauge oil temperature. This is presented as an example of traditional knowledge with a scientific basis.
- The conversation touches on the lack of temperature sensors in the past, leading to practical techniques for determining optimal cooking conditions.
4. **Evolution of Masala Lab:**
- Krish Ashok's journey into breaking down food in a scientific manner is discussed, revealing the genesis of Masala Lab and his decision to educate people on the intricacies of food.
5. **Food Myths and Influencers:**
- The episode explores the role of social media influencers in perpetuating food myths and the challenge of distinguishing between genuine knowledge and sensationalized content.
- Krish shares insights into the misinformation surrounding superfoods and ingredients with dubious studies.
6. **Diversity in Diets:**
- The discussion touches on regional dietary variations in India, highlighting how diverse geographical conditions influence food choices.
- The impact of modernization on traditional diets and the need for dietary adjustments are addressed.
7. **Spiciness and Taste Perception:**
- An interesting exploration of taste buds, nerve endings, and the sensation of heat from chilies is presented, adding a scientific perspective to spice perception.
- The brain's role in interpreting aromas and taste is discussed, providing insight into the complexity of food perception.
8. **Dietary Choices and Genetics:**
- The conversation expands to genetic factors influencing dietary preferences and abilities, such as lactose digestion.
- Krish challenges the notion that certain diets, like veganism, are universally applicable, emphasizing the need for personalized dietary choices.
9. **Controversies and Nuances:**
- Controversial topics like the perception of periods and the consumption of certain animal products are addressed, challenging societal norms and encouraging open-mindedness.
- The importance of adapting to changing times while respecting traditional knowledge is emphasized.
**Conclusion:**
The episode concludes with a call for mindful eating, individualized dietary choices, and a recognition of the importance of adapting to new information. Krish Ashok's scientific approach to food provides a unique perspective on debunking myths and promoting a nuanced understanding of culinary practices.
I think you have chatgpt membership 👍
Hey! Please cut out that constant gulping, closing of bottle sound continuously in the background. It's irritating & loud. Whoever is gulping water or liquid needs to do it without the mic - it's basic protocol or common sense. Thanks for getting this excellent guest on.
Yeah. Irritating
I like Krish and listened to him many times. Have read his book as well.
But his association with the LiverDoc is making me rethink everything i feel about him!!
Haha same every word. That LiverDoc guy doesn't seem right with me. So I'm also questioning in my mind Ashoks credibility by association.
LiverDoc gajab hai. Ye dopist gang hai. Inka dimaag Ulta chalta hai.
@@vedangarekar1390 So does that mean we shouldn't believe vinamre since he has joined their league?
@@vishuddhi11
Not at all! Vinamre has had guests from all types of beliefs.
Even BJP had once allied with PDP lol, do we boycott them forever for that?
@@amoghavarshanripatunga sarcasm PATA hai?
We need more people like Krish, Dr Abby Philip and Pranav Radhakrishnan in order to counter the ever expanding pseudo science brigade on social media ..
Loved this one and learnt so many new things 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Amazing eye opening podcast... Well done
Damn that line is such a reality - ‘ We all are Animals’
I like that we're getting scientific perspectives more and more in the limelight these days. And even better that we're getting it from Krish, who besides being very knowledgeable, is great with words.
this is the type of podcast needed , so informative literally ...gold standards knowledge in simple language
Vinamra a podcaster and an animal based diet follower
Didn't know about eggs thing (periods of hen) is quite shocking.
That's how most young Indians are lol
It was during world War 2 as rice was rationed heavily
Can @dostcast (Vinamra ji) disclose his blood work before claiming he feels fine eating. Your guest brings to extreme logic behind things. Ayurveda has been practiced for millenia
And those who didn’t follow ayurveda in other parts of the world for millennia have just gone extinct? 😂
Please don’t keep such a abusive title..
Why are the chapters named all wrong?
Very informative. Learn a lot of new things. Can you give a talk about pros and cons to our health on eating dark chocolate?
Incredible podcast
Enlightenment should be another name of this episode! Thank you for clarifying a lot of points about the food we eat. ❤️❤️
Awesome 👌 👏 👍 😍 tutorial video on healthy eating ❤❤❤ 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
I agree with many points, but at 37:45 onwards, he says that nobody in South knew about someone living in the north..That's false..People were travelling from South to north & vice versa. Shankaracharya did all bharat tour in 8th century starting from Kerala. Even before that South kings were sending monks, priests, travelers etc also brought water from the ganga...So kinda false that people weren't knowing about north or vice versa.
Krish is speaking even faster than usual in this, and the sound quality is not good - I had to reduce the play speed to understand him! So nice for RUclips to give us that option. Very interesting history of how the British colonizers changed India's food options, cooking practices and agriculture, mostly for the worse.
Excellent dost cast full of knowledge about foods wi eat 😊
why people who consume high amount of red meat have the highest chance of getting gastric cancer....these ppl complicate food a lot, by just looking at the digestive system we could tell what we are capable of eating and what not. Following circadian rhythm, eating before sunset, satvik diet have helped so many people including me. Eating meat is okay but not everyday every meal. Get someone with opposite views on the show and debate.
Are you sure about the details of that study? Was that an observational study that only looked at correlation or has it proven some direct causative factors? Also, was it's a well controlled study to make sure no other cancer causing stuff was eaten? Do you get where I'm getting at? Doing gold standard double blind study like that for diets is very difficult. For the claim that you made, that study to be of good standard the participants would have had to be on a diet of nothing but red meat from the same controlled source and have their water, cook utensils and plumbing itself to be controlled and monitored. Even the PVC pipes in our plumbing leaches carcinogens.
Bhai, you are complicating it. Eat meat, it is healthier. Chicken and fish.
We debated some vegans a month ago and he ate them for lunch!
Informative...enlightening...superb
Hey could you please fix the timestamps
Hi krish ! I am a South Indian Brahmin , so u know I eat a veggie diet , how do I get my daily protein intake as I don’t consume paneer or stuff like that .
Soyabeans are your friend. If you are purely vegan, you have to rely on good meal combinations, and also remember to supplement vit. D and B12 since those aren't available from plant sources.
Other than that maybe add plant-based protein powder to your diet.
If you consume milk, add eggs, which can take care of your protein requirements..
But, diffrence between hot & spicey is only in English, but not in our local languages, in Kannada, we clearly distinguish during conversation as Khara & Masala.
Somehow if someone speaks good Impressive English we take everything one speaks as truth..this masala lab guy is a very good example..lot of his stuff is now disproved super old school 90s science..
And you are believing in Ayurveda that is 5000 years old that's isn't even science 😂
You are just having beliefs just like religious people do..science is art of measument and math enables a lot of it which is art of quality..there are thousands of papers published now n effectiveness of ayurveda..you just have to be in some old school beliefs system which doesn't want to change what it originally assumed what it though was true even when presented with evidence
@@Abrakadabra9to5 disapproving someone just because they speak better English than you is HILLARIOUS. Having research papers on few things from Ayurveda doesn't make it scientific as a whole. Jao haldi dudh pio
Lol..research doesn't prove anything..you just proved my point that you are no different from people who belive in everything that religion does blindly..people believe in religious texts you believe in 90s science text book which were already outdated
Give examples to justify your point
Wrong timestamps 🤦🤦
vinamre bhai kbhi kisi vegan ko bhi bula lo you always call such people only and not vegans are you afraid that they gonna change you mind or gonna mak more sense
Vegans have superiority complex.
Btw I am a Vegetarian but I don't care what other people eat
Btw I don’t wanna spread hate or say what he says is completely wrong or such but many things Krish Ashok tries to blame on ayurveda are just not present in ayurveda. I have seen his other podcasts and can clearly tell he knows nothing about ayurveda. Many of his other things maybe correct but selective bashing of ayurveda with half baked knowledge on ayurveda is not that seems right to me.
Thank You I figured
BTW, Rava idli was invented during emergency by MTR in Bengaluru. I am not sure if it happend during world war 2.
It was world war 2 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rava_idli
Something is wrong with the timestamps
Krish is Amazing ❤❤❤
Everyone on internet is an expert. We can see in this short.
Ye dopist idhar bhi aa gaya. He may know science but is still illiterate. 😢
I have also seen his other videos... he deeply believes that he knows a lot... but, in reality he knows nothing and have a very surface level knowledges about all the things he takes up!
Facts over feelings!!
There is a difference between correlation and causation. While Ayurveda was born out of correlations and speculative hypotheses, it does offer some ideas.
But it is NOT as rigorous as modern scientific advances. Through trial and error and speculation one can solve some problems.
Understanding gravity and launching rockets, or understanding proteins and solving anemia, is different from seeing that eating particular leaf solves throat pain.
Science requires understanding.
Thousands of astrologers predicted the timing of Halley comet. Newton equations predicted its orbit.
Please understand the difference. Correlation isn't everything.
Exactly my point! You may know a lot of stuff but your ego and arrogance will soon catch up. He is a fool.
timestamp all wrong
Bhai chiropractor wala podcast delete kyu kar diya ??
So the guest thinks that he is more smart than the more than 5000 years old living tradition. And some people are saying Ayurveda doesn't exists in other part of the world but there people are living without Ayurveda. Dude people adopt local flora fauna and surrounding environment as the certain geographic area and which is known as different names and we mentioned it as Ayurveda here in India. Guest and the people who are talking rubbish are ultra smart pro max.
What's the problem if he is? Generally in 2023 we shud be smarter than those 5000 years ago. Let's pick ayurveda to the bone. Take wats good and relevant leave out wats not practical in today's society. Ayurveda may not be bad but our lifestyle and diets sure have changed
@108gi5 aree bhai guest bhi sahi hain lkin aagr koyi puri Ayurveda ko hi galat bata de toh iska kya logic hain. Ancient time meh aj ke jaisa kaha itna tarakki thi tab Ayurveda aur baki chij hi humanity ke liye Kam karte the aur aaj ka science uss sab topic ke based pe hi grow hua hain. But the thing is that Indians khud aapne Ancient wisdom ko backward kehkar chor dia hain aur western yehi Ancient wisdom ko pakad ke aage badh raha hain. Western people murkh Honge aagr woh backward chije follow karte hain. Kisi bhi chij ko relevant na kehna aapne aap meh hi murkhta hain joh aaj ke culture ke baseline hain.
@@GameWaveGuru as you can see from my comment I'm trying to follow the same logic as you said. Actually my reply was to OP, coz there's this long standing view going around that we r stupid today and all ancient knowledge is wisdom and somehow better than everything we know today. Then there's this other view that to question anything we did 5000 yrs ago means you are insulting indian culture and promoting some western agenda. Truth is there is a benefit to a hybrid approach as you correctly said. Take what's good leave out what's bad. An urban man is not a farmer nor does he live the life that ayurved prescribed and assumed in its hypotheses 5000 yrs ago so obviously some changes may be attempted. This is the same condescending attitude by op that makes people attribute everything everywhere in the world today to "ancient Indian science" and then present the same things in the Indian science Congress. We need to stop
You must be ultra smart pro Max to still follow what people did 5000 yrs ago.
All the food, lifestyle and practices of today can never be solved by knowledge of people who lived 5000 years ago
Times have changed and so should your knowledge
Why cant india ban ayurveda?.. is it only coz RSS rules india?... or is there any thing good at it?
45:57.... This should be the caption in your thumbnail.😂😂😂😅
so vegans are idiots😂😂😂
What he meant to say I believe is because we are omnivores. There are animals that can technically get all essential amino acids from plants, the herbivorous ones.
The timestamps are incorrect
Krish asok is a software professional. He is neither an ayurvedacharya, nor a doctor, not a nutritionist and not even a trained food scientist. He might have his opinion but there is some way to go before he can authentically debunk anything
A good podcast ruined by the way it is shoot. Call Krish to your studio
Bhai apka camera angle bada ajeeb hai
Face ke samne ho toh accha lagega
Some of his points are actually not true such as humans can't digest plants!!!😢
You’re gem
I feel why you’re not getting good reach ☹️
Mustard has a flavour…. The chutney transforms with mustard tadka…what is he talking….
Sad to know the host's view thay the British "gave" us railways.
The British were chased out but left these kind of worshipers behind.
If it wernt for the British, we might have had Railways on our own and as the guest explained, maybe we would have made it better
Lot of bs - like AIM - about milk and food. Man adjusts to the environment and available food. Groundnut oil in Andhra? Really? This half wit maveric is bluffing through his hat.
lol for a 2 minute question on how he started he gave a 10 minute answer which never clearly answered the basic question. 😂😂
Stop getting into fraudsters.
Btw the host sounds very uneducated... did you really not know that table eggs are unfertilised or are you over reacting?
Goats and monkeys are also animals. But they dont eat animals.
Title is so hard and ignorant.you are not an Ayurveda expert, how can you be so confident about this negative title?
Trivia regarding hens and cows was lit.
This podcast i need in Hindi .... please,,,
I dont think he can speak hindi fluently. He is from Tamil nadu
I always listen to your podcasts but reading the caption and the guy you invited I am skeptical of watching it . I have seen this guys reels and I find this guy thinks that Ayurveda not a science and they said things randomly to be followed . He doesn’t understand that Ayurveda came up with concepts and solutions through trials and observations and wisdom learnt through experience. And this guys blurts out every possible nonsense in the name of science.
OMG 😅 I want to drink water listening to that * gulp * 😂
Arey itna faltu extra bol rahe hain…. Content is less and the podcast is so lengthy…. Can’t follow unnecessary talk till for almost half hour…
Content creators must look into it… I appreciate the intention but people like to listen to important concentrated knowledge not your whole interaction for hours.
@52:04 - WHAT !! - absolutely CRINGE acting.
WhatsApp level gyan always existing.. WhatsApp exist now 😂 .. perfect true line.
Views come hai shayad video English me hai isliye
But maja aa gaya
Kafi kaam ki bate
How you know it's TRUE checkout yourself first in your experience
Good podcast! But I don’t need to hear the occasional water drinking ASMR.
Ridiculous title about ayurveda , ayurveda doesn't actually suggest detox it suggest " langhana " which is done during some specific diseased condition as the first line of treatment further
medicines are also used . *Try to remove the word "ayurveda" From your title let it be just detox which is modern terminology not our ancient science.
Whoever is drinking please mute yourself.
haha , Balloons were so on point
Also, i do not understand people's obsession with science. Our knowledge about things evolve with time. For example, nobody knew the dangers of white sugar 60 years ago. Cigerette smoking was also socially and medically accepted.
A classic case of debunking a brand of pseudo science to endorse another brand of pseudo science. This is nothing but promotion of Own prejudiced beliefs by branding then as a science
Ayurved ka A bhi nhi aata isse. Aya bada . Na five elements ki samajh hai na point pr baat karna duniya bhar ki bak bak.
What are five elements ?
WTF is gulping sound and stomach sounds in between
so damn annoying
Faltu bakawas jyada hai
Waste of time
You yourself are bakwaas I think
Uh ! Crazy old man 😐🙄
Milk was boiled even 5000 thousand years back. And even today we boil raw milk and drink. That is pasteurisation. So sir, please don't misguide people with half knowledge.
U think, ancient people were moron.
I feel like people want to be vegetarian or nonvegetarian or somewhere between it is their personal choice and that's only how it should be this is only what I want to say at the end
And also there is one request that please change the title of the video it's a little offensive..
I think you are against your own culture
Hindi me kiya karo yr
#stopvivekbindra
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Dumb. Mustard & Cumin are Ayurvedic digestives. Not for oil temperature.
In what quantities are they required for digestion ? Like is this anecdotal or is there scientific evidence that a certain quantity is needed
@@108gi5 AYURVEDA. Study.
Please my guy my grandmother was lactose intolerant I get gassy drinking milk
And btw it is not just about the generations not accepting changes... even there are umpteen places in Trivandrum I been to where they cook delicious food in wood fire vegetarian or non vegetarian which cannot be matched by foods cooked in any new gadgets or methods on taste or flavor....same hold true with why they have wood fired ovens in usa etc we find in some of those restuarants...and even using coal or wood barbecues etc...
I guess time stamps are wrong
Yaa man😮
The guest is correct on almost everything. However, he has a stereotypical 'I know it all' vibe. He gets irritating after a while.