EP-71 | Indian Food Habits Can Save the Earth! | Quick Take with Smita Prakash

[@anandhindu3123]

No wonder Andhra Pradesh is called Annapurna..... & I am proud of it!!!

[@naveen6355]

Hi Smita Prakash: Please rope in Dr. Khadar vali (Millet man of India) into your podcast. Would love to see him talk with you.

[@pamujular]

I feel fortunate to have lived through the 80s and to cherish fond memories of my grandmother's cooking. Reflecting on the past, it's inspiring to see how many countries lived in harmony with the planet decades ago, relying on natural farming practices without fossil fuels or chemicals in the soil. This shows us that sustainable living is not a new concept-it’s something we can draw from history and adapt for today. When it comes to protecting the planet, it's important to focus on what we can do individually and collectively. Instead of placing blame, we can recognize that different countries have diets suited to their unique environments. For example, countries near the poles depend on nutrient-rich foods like pasture-raised beef, ruminating animals, and cold-water fish because their climate offers fewer opportunities for year-round agriculture compared to equatorial regions. Ultimately, the best step forward is for each of us to reflect on our habits and look for ways to make positive changes. Together, we can learn from the past and collaborate globally to protect the planet for future generations.

[@amarendrabhowmick8896]

Very interesting topic .liked very much.

[@jithenin]

Thank you SMITA JI for this QUICK TAKE 👍❤️

[@srr2937]

More than a quick take, this could be made into a world-class superhit full feature series to reach the country viewership where it is needed the most.

[@RamaKrishnan-ml3mt]

" Ghritha- Dadhi- Madhu" was the Sanathani tradition... Breakfast( non acidic)- lunch( acidic)- supper( sweet)..... It is a good arrangement.

[@thupilisaikumarreddy]

It last, they recognised

[@dilippatidar360]

proudly Bharatiya ❤

[@SIDDARUDA.R.H]

❤❤❤

[@anishkumarsahu8464]

No milk products should be named for this.

[@QuatreUno]

Plants and autotrophs have the least carbon footprint, milk is still better but yes cows generate a lot of greenhouse gases like methane. Milk is a complete protein and we do require it, eggs are good too unless you want to eat bugs😅

[@doctoryt1]

Then, why so many Indians suffering from diabetes.

[@jamesantony4461]

🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@thskendjeo134]

What about carbs that is excess carbohydrates....

[@shivamthate7612]

मॅडम आप अगर हिंदी में बतायेंगी तो समाज के सबसे पिछले तबके तक पाहूँच सकेंगी...प्लीज

[@vijayr5601]

Delhi pollution is alarming Yamuna river water is not fit for use She never sensitised these matters

[@vijayr5601]

Some one wrote and simply she is reading

[@mgupta3525]

Utter bs