Indian Super Foods- Change The Way You Eat

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Introduction 'If you want to be a super hit, you must find young women to follow you,' said a casting director to an aspiring actor at a coffee shop in Oshiwara. A friend from Italy who's also a famous DJ asked me over chai and toast; early one morning, 'Who do you think made the Beatles?' I drew a blank and raised my eyebrows. 'Teenage women,' she announced. 'You get the women to follow you; the rest of the world follows. ‘I thought of my time in Masai Mara, when a lioness walked away without giving a damn and the lion immediately got up and followed her. 'See that,' whispered my guide. 'Always male follow female, always. That's the rule.'

Once upon a time, not very long ago, it was Indian Super foods the women in our homes who controlled what, when and how much we ate. And both the genders participated in food decisions and preparations. Till that time there was no such thing as disability. The latest buzzword, disability is the burden of obesity and diabetes that the rich of the developing world carry. That's you and me, rich enough for phones, Wi-Fi and 4G.

This richness/technology has shifted the decision of what to eat, how much to eat and when to eat away from women. This power now rests with nameless, faceless pages which download at a crazy speed and inform us about the latest weight-loss aid. Who ate what and knocked off how much is now helping us decide what and how much to eat.

None of these pages know anything about our lives, our likes or our wives but they tell us what to eat.

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