Gravitas: Colonialism is still taking a toll on your body

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  • čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
  • Experts say South Asian bodies are suffering because of the British Raj. The repeated famines have reportedly made Indians, Bangladeshis and Pakistanis more susceptible to diabetes. Palki Sharma tells you how our body is still paying the price for the Raj's discriminatory policies.
    #Gravitas #Colonialism #Diabetes
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  • @nalinikantapattanayak3668
    @nalinikantapattanayak3668 Před 2 lety +374

    I was diabetic at the age of 40, I consulted an ayurvedic practitioner, he didn't give me any medicine, but suggested to stop taking carbs and increase protein and fats in the meals, and take only 2 meals per day. That's it, i am free from medicine and diabetes

    • @rahulknaina4227
      @rahulknaina4227 Před 2 lety +3

      Good 👍

    • @rahulknaina4227
      @rahulknaina4227 Před 2 lety +3

      For carbs ,what u take? White rice, or corn or anything ?

    • @varnadorel
      @varnadorel Před 2 lety +2

      Wise choice.

    • @emmadelostrico7494
      @emmadelostrico7494 Před 2 lety +16

      That's a KETO DIET. AND am doing it too.. Though I'm not Diabetic.

    • @jasonharper3680
      @jasonharper3680 Před 2 lety +11

      As asian, you should eat cassava, fish, little meat, beans, fruit.
      Rice is good with bean stew and vegetables.
      Avoid vegetable oils invented by europeans.

  • @historyandmore9555
    @historyandmore9555 Před 2 lety +716

    Sugar was rarely used in Indian Cuisine it was always Jaggery which was used for sweetening things like deserts. Sugar usage increased because of British

    • @MultiSoulsearching
      @MultiSoulsearching Před 2 lety +35

      Sorry it's not just sugar that spikes blood glucose, starchy foods like rice and potatoes, even corn and wheat csn raise blood sugar because these foods become glucose and the pancreas isn't functioning normal so the glucose stays in the blood stream.

    • @MMaheshThakur
      @MMaheshThakur Před 2 lety +7

      Rice bag

    • @historyandmore9555
      @historyandmore9555 Před 2 lety +50

      @@MultiSoulsearching You are right, but the problem of diabetes is british you simply cannot deny it, there was no diabetes epidemic in India right from Harappan civilisation right upto Maratha empire, it all started during the British Raj

    • @ninjawarrior6027
      @ninjawarrior6027 Před 2 lety +4

      Jaggery spikes blood sugar more than sugar.

    • @myindia9185
      @myindia9185 Před 2 lety +22

      @@ninjawarrior6027 have you any proof of it

  • @psquare2260
    @psquare2260 Před 2 lety +744

    Interesting. When I was a child, my parents never let me throw away food. That habit became a part me and and I never waste or throw away food. Body and genes learning from environment is true.

    • @sup1801
      @sup1801 Před 2 lety +45

      Yes, that's true. My parents ingrained it in me to always eat the last rice morsel, and not waste any food. That's despite the fact that we did not have any big monetary issues whatsoever. I mean, if we eat anything, we always ensure to finish everything, and not leave ANYTHING at all on the plate. Till now I thought its because we might have worshipped food, but I realize this is because my parents were taught the same by my grandparents, and so on..... for many, many decades. Over generations south Asians have learned the value of food, and that's why we never waste any. I always thought many Britishers disrespected food by wasting it in large quantities (maybe because food was not worshipped) , but now I realize, they did not have to yearn for food. This is such a big revelation wion.
      Even when I eat outside, I always finish everything I ordered. Till now, I felt I did it because I was being cheap, but, I realize I do it because It has been programmed inside me for centuries to finish everything, and respect every morsel of food. Like I also noticed, when I buy subways (sandwiches), Indian customers always take a lot of veggies, and many white people just take less toppings etc. I used to think to myself why? since the price is the same. Once again, I thought its because we Indians like to be cheap, but now I see that there is a more devious reason behind it.
      Curse the British, I hope we will teach them a lesson in order to punish them for the plight our ancestors faced.

    • @varun2250
      @varun2250 Před 2 lety +11

      @@sup1801 We need to remember everything and forgive. Who will you punish? The common citizens? Have some sense.

    • @adarshanand682
      @adarshanand682 Před 2 lety +12

      @Damon Salvatore she is already married

    • @massoudemaiga5874
      @massoudemaiga5874 Před 2 lety +5

      @@varun2250 I think you lack it rather

    • @francisty139
      @francisty139 Před 2 lety

      Well it means when nuclear war happens, India survivors will still survive of the famine in the nuclear world? Africans skin has adapted to resist the sun. The Europeans then may perish?

  • @sureshkesavan8971
    @sureshkesavan8971 Před 2 lety +413

    Our Indian Hindu ancestors had a practice of fasting known as " Ekadashi ", which is the 11 th day of the moon cycle, both from the full moon and from the new moon. Fasting which is termed as " Epigaphy " by a Japanese had received Nobel prize. If this practice is revived by atleast two consecutive generations transformation happens at the cell level, whereby the current generations have a chance of passing good genes to our next generations. Every 11 days once fasting should not be posing a big challenge or a problem. Thanks, Mohan Kesavan, Toronto, Canada

    • @ChigginsComposting
      @ChigginsComposting Před 2 lety +11

      Yes but the fast ends. These people were starved repeatedly.

    • @shellywhale4996
      @shellywhale4996 Před 2 lety +3

      @@GB-np9eq maybe and it's linked planetory impression on human
      Like wd. gann did it with stock market

    • @sureshkesavan8971
      @sureshkesavan8971 Před 2 lety +30

      I am saying by fasting once in 11 days , the accumulated fat is being digested by your own body, rejuvenating over a period of time at the cell level . Instead of doing bull work , by running miles marathon, one could achieve the end goals by following our old practices , since our Hindu forefathers who have passed the same genetic predisposition of diabetes have also passed a solution of practicing " Epigaphy ". If one cares for their own well being and good health. They should do some research on this topic themselves and follow this as as a disciplined soldier to enjoy its benefits.

    • @sureshkesavan8971
      @sureshkesavan8971 Před 2 lety +7

      My apologies for the misrepresentation of the "Epigaphy", the correct coined word is " Autogaphy ". Thanks to GB , who had pointed the error. Thanks GB 👍

    • @sureshkesavan8971
      @sureshkesavan8971 Před 2 lety

      One more suggestion to the readers, our forefathers were not eating well polished white colored Rice daily, which is stripped of all it's nutrients. When a human being eats this Rice , he is only getting Starch , when it gets into your body, it shoots up your blood sugar levels. Our traditional organic farming methods are away and we are using heavy fertilizers and pesticides, which is nothing but poison. This is slow poisoning, our death would also be slow but imminent. In India, these days in few pockets , they have started using wild rice and millets, hence there is a hope.

  • @Valkyrie1941
    @Valkyrie1941 Před 2 lety +261

    I remember an episode on Discovery at least a decade ago that British Raj induced famines and starvation deformed our body..made south Asians more susceptible of tummy fat and decreased average height of South Asians by 2 inches.

    • @alchemist7412
      @alchemist7412 Před 2 lety +74

      @@ianian9078 While famines did exist prior to the British Raj in India just as in the UK, it was never that frequent as under British Raj. There was a major famine in the British Raj every 5-10 years because the "colonial" adminstration were "foreign" and their motive was never to administer but economic exploitation. I don't remember any Indian ruler saying that "the starvation of any underfed Indians doesn't matter compared to the starvation of sturdy Greeks" - Winston Churchill on Bengal Famine !
      The British East India company was a drug trafficking company, they were growing opium, sugarcane & indigo at the expense of food grains as it gave them more profits. In fact Britain was forcing the Chinese with the Opium grown in India & this triggered the Opium wars.

    • @friendlyneighborhoodhuman
      @friendlyneighborhoodhuman Před 2 lety +2

      Lack of exercise and eating high glycemic foods like Rice, Wheat leads to tummy fat...
      Btw, decrease in height due to starvation doesn't effect your genes.

    • @Valkyrie1941
      @Valkyrie1941 Před 2 lety +10

      @@friendlyneighborhoodhuman 🤦🤦🤦

    • @MMaheshThakur
      @MMaheshThakur Před 2 lety +24

      Indian used to be stronger than british before british arrival. After they left india , we have skeleton like body.

    • @Valkyrie1941
      @Valkyrie1941 Před 2 lety +5

      @@MMaheshThakur don't know about stronger... no data or evidence about it .

  • @jonbanks653
    @jonbanks653 Před 2 lety +340

    I can understand this because we blacks are still suffering the physical and other affects of slavery. I used to think not so but presentations like this make me realize it is certainly so.

    • @lekshaavanii1822
      @lekshaavanii1822 Před 2 lety +6

      True👍👍

    • @ChigginsComposting
      @ChigginsComposting Před 2 lety

      A study of grandchildren of Jewish survivors of the Holocaust discovered that even three generations down, people can have schizophrenia if their grandparents suffered trauma. What happens to a woman, the information if stored in her eggs and passed down.

    • @ChigginsComposting
      @ChigginsComposting Před 2 lety +21

      Yeah there were probably other wars and famines, but not a systematic parasitic transfer of resources via railway to the sea and shipped strait to Europe.

    • @user-jn7bq8wh1e
      @user-jn7bq8wh1e Před 2 lety +24

      @@ianian9078 there weren't any famines before that..food shortage maybe..
      India had control of 23% of world trade at the time..
      If u go back further before the islamic invasion it was even higher..
      There would be wars but prosperity nonetheless..

    • @jombamzee9916
      @jombamzee9916 Před 2 lety +2

      @@ChigginsComposting you just described a bee 🐝 hive mentality of sustaining a colony’s survival . 🧐🤔😆

  • @surfviewgardens2396
    @surfviewgardens2396 Před 2 lety +192

    Native Americans in the USA suffer from the same genetic predisposition to be very efficient at storing fats. Their diabetes numbers are through the roof, too.

    • @cathjj840
      @cathjj840 Před 2 lety +15

      Many Africans and Polynesians, too

    • @peterparker9954
      @peterparker9954 Před 2 lety

      Native Americans are alcoholics

    • @jenniferprince3153
      @jenniferprince3153 Před 2 lety +2

      Too much simple carbohydrates especially flour products and sugar which is the main culprit. Low activity lifestyle is also a big problem.

    • @shamkay832
      @shamkay832 Před 2 lety

      @@jenniferprince3153 OH YOU MUST BE EXPECTING THE NOBLE PEACE PRIZE BECAUSE YOU KNOW SOMETHING THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY HAS FAILED TO REALISE IN THIS CONTEXT,,,, WHEN IN FACT INDIANS EAT ATLEAST 3 TIMES MORE FRUIT AND VEG THAN AVERAGE AMERICAN AND ALOT LESS JUNK FOOD, ANOTHER 30 SECOND GENIUS

    • @jonnstride1214
      @jonnstride1214 Před 2 lety +5

      @@nzbrotrev9028 Indian drunk least as compared to western countries.

  • @caveman9756
    @caveman9756 Před 2 lety +139

    Wion is taking the phrase "never forget" very seriously
    and for good reason

    • @ska4666
      @ska4666 Před 2 lety +4

      I appreciate it

    • @SaurabhKumar-vu3sk
      @SaurabhKumar-vu3sk Před 2 lety +2

      I appreciate it dearly. No matter if how much money they make and for which side they are leaned politically, they are speaking the harsh truth which was kept under the desk for 70 years

    • @choudhurysaheb8326
      @choudhurysaheb8326 Před 2 lety

      First, the people who died in Bengal famine, apart from Midnapore area rest of majority was Muslim dominated. So Death of Muslims >> Death Of Hindus . And also those who died belonged to poorest of poor section. Middle class and Rich never suffered rather flourished. Hope our Loreto Convent educated western outfit wearing Palki Karen Sharma will not bat for Muslims now.
      Second point, Which doctors are telling these ? Care to point out any research paper on it ? Literally no middle class to rich suffered due to famine BUT nowadays in India obesity plus diabetes are higher among them. Poor are not much suffering from that bcz of high physical activities. So again Palki’s fakery exposed.

    • @oioi9343
      @oioi9343 Před 2 lety +6

      @@choudhurysaheb8326 aa gaya madrasa chhaap. In 0:28 she mentioned India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, all three nations. After that, she referred to it as British India, the combined landmass before 1947. You Muslims don't know anything other than victimising yourselves and making everything about yourselves. Every human being on the subcontinent was physiologically and genetically affected.

    • @bib3kpandey
      @bib3kpandey Před 2 lety +1

      This is just petty

  • @saustin142
    @saustin142 Před 2 lety +26

    It's a shame that we as humans looks up,to those who have mistreated our ancestors time and time again 😢.

  • @dreamdiva1
    @dreamdiva1 Před 2 lety +155

    Interesting report, love how Wion shows different & unusual news...

    • @lukemurray4950
      @lukemurray4950 Před 2 lety

      You love how they blame British people for every little thing? 😂🤦 This is exactly why China are out competing India because they are not stuck in the past and taken responsibly for their present!

    • @azadpedia2845
      @azadpedia2845 Před 2 lety +6

      Let's say important news! And learn something from it

  • @Ducktility
    @Ducktility Před 2 lety +176

    When I read the video title, I thought Wion is taking it a bit far. But Palki actually has a point

    • @UnknownUser-sc6jx
      @UnknownUser-sc6jx Před 2 lety +6

      The point is the traditional Indian diet is upto 80% carbohydrates, carbohydrates = suger. Indians today sit around all day in offices unlike their ancestor's who worked outside and where able to burn the suger off. Indians who live a traditional life style don't get diabetes because they're farmers who work hard all day and only eat once a day.

    • @UnknownUser-sc6jx
      @UnknownUser-sc6jx Před 2 lety +5

      The indian diet is to blame, blaming the British is just a shameful justification for poor life style choices

    • @kanishkmair2920
      @kanishkmair2920 Před 2 lety +8

      @@UnknownUser-sc6jx they reported higher susceptibility. This type of job is there in every part of the world

    • @VernCrisler
      @VernCrisler Před 2 lety

      Her point was mainly to blame the British for India's own problems. WION apparently practices the leftwing habit of collective guilt and grievance mongering.

    • @siddharthyadavchekkala2845
      @siddharthyadavchekkala2845 Před 2 lety +11

      @@UnknownUser-sc6jx
      Not discounting the role of diet.
      But if that the most significant factor then,
      why is usa not the diabetes capital?

  • @smartbaba1321
    @smartbaba1321 Před 2 lety +42

    There was 2 Hitler's in Europe.
    Churchill and Hitler.

  • @ernelljames2579
    @ernelljames2579 Před 2 lety +38

    Same issues in the West Indies!!!!

  • @j11994466s
    @j11994466s Před 2 lety +197

    It would be intersting to know what it would take to reverse these detrimental genetics and how long it will take. I recognize the role of colonialism in this but we need to know how to move ond recover.

    • @DeadlyCyanide1
      @DeadlyCyanide1 Před 2 lety +1

      So if you want to get a little crazy and medical about it their theoretically should be jeans in your DNA that causes this action so it's not as much you evolving as a human to store fat as much as there's a gene in your DNA that was altered added deleted whatever for your body to do this function and add more fat or hold on to fat better so in theory with this in mind you could do gene therapy but remember your cells replace themselves at the rate that they do so it would take probably months almost years to replace this Gene and or genes in order to fix this issue in your body. I imagine there is no gene therapy for this but it can be done if there was ever a want to look into this specific type of issue

    • @JeremyMacDonald1973
      @JeremyMacDonald1973 Před 2 lety

      @@DeadlyCyanide1 It won't be a gene that is added or subtracted - that is a mutation and here we are talking about a stable evolutionary adaptation. This is one or more genes being activated during development in the mothers womb, probably by a hormone produced due to starvation. This activation should, presumably, go away if the feotus does not encounter this hormone because the mother never produced it because she was never seriously hungry for an extended period of time.

    • @RC-br1ps
      @RC-br1ps Před 2 lety

      Would intermittent fasting or periodic fasting trigger the same? If the answer is 'yes', then millions globally are setting up their future generations for illness.

    • @pieraspisso4265
      @pieraspisso4265 Před 2 lety

      I believe that ayurveda herbs can help to burn more fat . The problem is that indians believe more in "english medicine" than in ayurveda . And another problem is that the new generation of ayurveda doctors are now lacking of knowledge .

    • @thechosenone1533
      @thechosenone1533 Před 2 lety

      It's genetic. Over the generations as the ability to store fat is no longer necessary for survival it won't be selected for. Or we could cure it with gene therapy. Until then diet, exercise and insulin is the only way out.

  • @MrSCOTTtheSCOT
    @MrSCOTTtheSCOT Před 2 lety +256

    Insightful report.
    I worked in blood glucose monitoring equipment, The Indian market was noted in 2005 as the next big market for a certain US pharma company to sell its BG Meters and BG strips, so here, that you are finding reason for that large market is interesting, to follow up what is contained in this article in regard, do famines have an influence of diabetes in a population? here's follow up to substantiate your report.
    This is over 5 years old I'm sure there are medical journals with more in-depth investigation from more recent times available:
    International Diabetes Federation, 2017
    According to the 2017 estimate by IDF, Ethiopia has 2.57 million (5.2%) adult people aged 20-79 years with diabetes, making it the largest diabetes population in sub-Saharan Africa.
    so Ethiopia which suffered a massive famine in the 80's and hardship is never far away , seems to also suffer in similar ways for diabetes prevalence.

    • @cathjj840
      @cathjj840 Před 2 lety +3

      I think this phenomenon will be corraborated for both long-term endemic situations and short term events.

    • @indocanadianadventure
      @indocanadianadventure Před 2 lety

      Great info- do you think any special diet can help (carb free, Paleo)

    • @uwillneverwalk7834
      @uwillneverwalk7834 Před 2 lety +1

      @Damon Salvatore 😂😂😂

    • @RC-br1ps
      @RC-br1ps Před 2 lety

      Thank you for your insightful and evidence backed comment.

    • @uwillneverwalk7834
      @uwillneverwalk7834 Před 2 lety

      @Damon Salvatore no no keep going marry her 🤣

  • @tan2956
    @tan2956 Před 2 lety +18

    Take love from Bangladesh for telling some important but unspoken truth!
    ❤️❤️🇧🇩🇧🇩

    • @divyanshdwivedi9751
      @divyanshdwivedi9751 Před 2 lety

      Did Bangladesh also suffer from diabetes

    • @tan2956
      @tan2956 Před 2 lety +1

      @@divyanshdwivedi9751 Yes it did, and it still does!
      You have to understand that the present Bangladesh was also ruled by British Colonialists since Bangladesh was a part of British empire along with most of the parts of present day India!

  • @MultiSoulsearching
    @MultiSoulsearching Před 2 lety +105

    The British were definitely responsible for many famines and atrocities in India opposed to Ayurveda and Indian religious beliefs. However, the high carbohydrate diet of eating rice, wheat and potatoes and not doing much exercise is another cause of diabetes. The body is inherited from the pitrs/ancestors and their genes. My Indian ancestors had diabetes and I have to follow a strict diet and exercise daily to keep the blood in good circulation. because I don't take medication and now have prediabetes. I have no weight issues because of diet, exercise and meditation. I will not blame the British for diabetes even though they made Indian citizens suffer.

    • @animeee4380
      @animeee4380 Před 2 lety +5

      If it weren't for England, Indians couldn't migrate to US, Indians couldn't speak English, no roads, railroads 😡

    • @pranjalprakhar7737
      @pranjalprakhar7737 Před 2 lety +26

      @@animeee4380 no roads? Really? You already know 😂😂 you r shameless

    • @alchemist7412
      @alchemist7412 Před 2 lety +29

      @@animeee4380 You don't need to be colonized by a country to build road, many like Japan built it without colonization. This is the sickest joke

    • @robertmontague2225
      @robertmontague2225 Před 2 lety +4

      @@alchemist7412 she was making a point,you wouldn't have it the way it is now,some of those railways are great feats of engineering,remember many were built without all the mechanical stuff we use now,tunnels through mountains and large bridges over great rivers,it was no easy task when they done it,it's still difficult to build these things today

    • @recker6433
      @recker6433 Před 2 lety

      ​@@robertmontague2225 ohh man shut up....how ignorant arse can u be...one Indian king was not allowed to enter Rolls Royce an and the next thing he did was bought 100s of em to sweep his city Jaipur. Another industrialist was not allowed to enter a hotel..and he built Hotel Taj which still stands tall and serves millions here and abroad..and you are telling me having such people roads would have been an issue?? Forget a king...or an industrialist...a minister would have bought all of Britain's finest engineers if he deemed it was necessary to build roads.

  • @jimmychhakchhuak3257
    @jimmychhakchhuak3257 Před 2 lety +63

    My forefther had diabetes, my grandfather had diabetes, my father adapted it too at a later stage in his life right now and i recently discovered that i was having it too just last year. I already knew it before watching this that it was passed down from one's gene to the descendents just like low/high blood pressure mostly in the later stage of one's life.
    Ps: I lived in the Northeast corner of India.

    • @limouzine1529
      @limouzine1529 Před 2 lety +5

      Yes, Palki forgets to mention that eating lots of sugar products does not necessarily cause diabetes. The genetical factors are more important. I know people that eat a lot of sugary food but do not have diabetes and the opposite.

    • @choudhurysaheb8326
      @choudhurysaheb8326 Před 2 lety +1

      First, the people who died in Bengal famine, apart from Midnapore area rest of majority was Muslim dominated. So Death of Muslims >> Death Of Hindus . And also those who died belonged to poorest of poor section. Middle class and Rich never suffered rather flourished. Hope our Loreto Convent educated western outfit wearing Palki Karen Sharma will not bat for Muslims now.
      Second point, Which doctors are telling these ? Care to point out any research paper on it ? Literally no middle class to rich suffered due to famine BUT nowadays in India obesity plus diabetes are higher among them. Poor are not much suffering from that bcz of high physical activities. So again Palki’s fakery exposed.

    • @divyanshdwivedi9751
      @divyanshdwivedi9751 Před 2 lety

      @@choudhurysaheb8326 how do you know muslim died with hunger is there any proof them plz give

    • @premsai2050
      @premsai2050 Před 2 lety +1

      @@choudhurysaheb8326 the present rich people's forefathers were once poor

    • @jimmychhakchhuak3257
      @jimmychhakchhuak3257 Před 2 lety

      @@choudhurysaheb8326 I don't understand why you can't stand someone wearing a formal outfit while being the anchor on a live Tv reporting news like every other nation does. Does it mean one has to stick to his/her traditional or cultural dress 24/7 no matter what their occupation is according to your perspective? Imagine yourself being a lady and wearing saree when performing stunts on a movie or on a motorcycle? Or show up to a job interview with tank tops and shorts.
      Incase you haven't knew, which seemed like you probably haven't judging from your comments(no pun intended tho). I just wanted to say that there is an appropriate time and place on how to dress up all while maintaining and not forgeting one's own background, religion, culture and tradition depending upon the time and place.
      It's one's duty to dress up appropriately per occupation/job or else it not only looks terrible but also will make it un-watchable. My respond to you might seem mean but i don't mean to offend you in anyway though, i was just replying to your comment with my views and perspective upon how to dress appropriately.

  • @jaybee2402
    @jaybee2402 Před 2 lety +50

    Strongly recommend my fellow countrymen take Karela, or bitter gourd. I believe this will be the active ingredient in any future cure for diabetes.

    • @bvssrsguntur6338
      @bvssrsguntur6338 Před 2 lety +1

      I do. How does it help

    • @jaybee2402
      @jaybee2402 Před 2 lety +5

      @@bvssrsguntur6338 it massively increases your body's ability to regulate blood sugar

    • @rajanvarghese2352
      @rajanvarghese2352 Před 2 lety

      Also, advocate a salad with ivy gourd. Called Kovakkai, or Tendli in Hindi. Guava is another fruit that should be part of the diet.

    • @SaurabhKumar-vu3sk
      @SaurabhKumar-vu3sk Před 2 lety +1

      Neem juice once per week is the father of all medicines, turmeric on open wounds is father of all antiseptic, but they don't work overnight, you'll have to make a lifestyle, if you are eating shit for all your lifetime and want results in 6 second, then Indian ayurveda is not the eno you are looking for

    • @parnamsaini4751
      @parnamsaini4751 Před 2 lety

      Add bitter gourd to rassgulla and gulab jamun?

  • @nadiyaveman5576
    @nadiyaveman5576 Před 2 lety +15

    I don't know much about this particular news. But, being a South Indian i agree that British colonialism is the reason for this. They caused famines and changed our dietary habits. Previously India used to produce different kinds of cereals and millets and are consumed heavily in place of rice. There used to be perfect balance.
    Now I look at farms and keep asking my grandfather about why they ain't producing such millets, he says there is less demand for these healthy things today. People changed and forgot!

    • @thotslayer4949
      @thotslayer4949 Před 2 lety

      These quote and quote scientific research are not reliable they have less sample size and comparr apple with Orange's. Lifestyle changes cures all.

  • @bapparawal2457
    @bapparawal2457 Před 2 lety +21

    Last year for 2 months I had just 2 full meals plus lassi , fruits to substitute for lunch . I was very healthier at that time than I have been in recent years.
    My great grandparents ate 2 meals only even though they had ample money . Also we had huge fasting inbuilt in our culture which people stopped.
    My paternal great grandfather could walk for 4kms at 1lage 100 though 20 year old don't want to walk 2km today.
    We need to change our lifestyle ,our sleep patterns ,our diets ,increase physical activity and decrease food intake .

  • @chandan_0309
    @chandan_0309 Před 2 lety +19

    Still waiting when will UK pay back our $ 45 TRILLION.
    That's only principal.. we have waived off the interest over it to remain them capable to eat.

    • @glochidiatus
      @glochidiatus Před 2 lety +5

      It wasn't 'yours', it was your ancestors and they are no more. This concept of reparations for what was done to people long dead is insane, are European and middle eastern countries going to seek reparations from Italy for being enslaved by the Roman Empire?

    • @jerrynaga5917
      @jerrynaga5917 Před 2 lety +3

      Make the British pay back what they stole and also pay reparations for their crimes. Keep reminding them of their barbarity

    • @chandan_0309
      @chandan_0309 Před 2 lety +7

      @@glochidiatus 😂😂😂😂 ever heard a word "inheritance".
      The money is of India even I am saying.

    • @中共戰士萬歲
      @中共戰士萬歲 Před 2 lety

      @@glochidiatus Dont worry there will be more brexit to come and destroy that country as Karma. It doesn't have to happen right away but slowly there will be civil war and distress one day for all the atrocities they committed. 😂😂

    • @masterprimal
      @masterprimal Před 2 lety

      @@glochidiatus tell that to the banks. if your father couldn't pay the credit card bill and dies, you have to pay for it. No Empire in the world drained natural and human resources to this extent as the British Empire did. You're not even sorry for that. Well, let the right time come, you will be. Our job is to keep reminding the next generation that even the computer you're using to type the comment here is ours.

  • @nilnil8411
    @nilnil8411 Před 2 lety +85

    I completely agree with you Palki, but we Indians need to do something about this, just sulking and criticising Britishers won't help. We know what happened to us and we know how to do better for us.

    • @satwikyadav5938
      @satwikyadav5938 Před 2 lety +3

      with out britishers and no ruler imagine how we are ? its a long story and suffer my friend ,every one should know about it

    • @mlg1279
      @mlg1279 Před 2 lety +18

      @@ianian9078 Not many famines before the British came into India.

    • @friendlyneighborhoodhuman
      @friendlyneighborhoodhuman Před 2 lety +6

      @@mlg1279 What about African countries which suffered more famines than India???
      You don't see them blaming others

    • @mlg1279
      @mlg1279 Před 2 lety +6

      @@friendlyneighborhoodhuman Were the famines in Africa caused by the British? If so, then they should start blaming.
      Blaming is not a solution. But u can't disregard the science which is saying that famines cause metabolism disorders like diabetes in the next generations

    • @friendlyneighborhoodhuman
      @friendlyneighborhoodhuman Před 2 lety +1

      @@mlg1279 You can't see a single research and come to conclusions...
      Research on diabetes is being carried out since decades, it never said that starvation state causes that drastic change.
      Research should give the same results even if it is conducted in other countries not just India, then we can say there is association between Starvation and Diabetes...

  • @mercedesbenz3751
    @mercedesbenz3751 Před 2 lety +21

    When Americans get obese, they get fat from all sides, hands legs stomachache face etc everything swells up.
    .
    when Indians get fat, only our belly comes out why? Is it because we eat more rice and also over-eat? I challenge, many indians do eat even when their stomach is full like I do.

    • @friendlyneighborhoodhuman
      @friendlyneighborhoodhuman Před 2 lety +1

      You are absolutely true.
      We need to control over dietary habits instead of blaming others

    • @Valkyrie1941
      @Valkyrie1941 Před 2 lety +7

      It's not cuz of rice but our genes which remembers the lack of food days. So when it gets surplus food it tries to store it at Tummy. If rice caused tummy fat then most Chinese and s.e Asian countries would have had more tummy fat than us. They eat rice way way more than us. It's a bro gym science knowledge which you and pavan are rambling about that rice causes tummy fat🤦

    • @friendlyneighborhoodhuman
      @friendlyneighborhoodhuman Před 2 lety +1

      @@Valkyrie1941 Overeating rice cause tummy fat

    • @Valkyrie1941
      @Valkyrie1941 Před 2 lety +7

      @@friendlyneighborhoodhuman tell that to Chinese and s e Asians..they eat rice 3-4 times a day.unlike us Indians who mostly eat rice only at lunch.

    • @MohitKumar-nj8ms
      @MohitKumar-nj8ms Před 2 lety +6

      @@friendlyneighborhoodhuman i dont eat rice everyday..still i get belly fat..what's your arguement then?

  • @edwinjohn4472
    @edwinjohn4472 Před 2 lety +27

    People in the comments section missing the point here. The increased susceptibility to diabetes is not BECAUSE of the famine. It's because there was famine which our bodies adapted to quite well and then suddenly after the British left, there was so much food that we couldn't stop "relatively overfeeding" ourselves, and that's what's causing increased diabetes. So there's two ways to look at this now:
    1) You can kinda be thankful that Indians (/South Asians) have a genetic ability to survive even in less food conditions. And so, we can try to maintain a healthy lifestyle by consuming moderate amounts instead of binging on it just because we can.
    2) Or, you can see a hopeful future in the fact that a few generations of habits can result in a more adapted genetic pool. So, you can still continue to consume more food in a controlled manner such that your future generations get resistant to Metabolic syndromes.
    *Controlled manner being eat more but also work more.

    • @varnadorel
      @varnadorel Před 2 lety +4

      Agreed.

    • @ellachirulife7325
      @ellachirulife7325 Před 2 lety +2

      Your analysis is laughable to say the least.
      First, South Asia doesn't only include India. It includes Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri lanka etc.
      Second, your analysis is laughable because it is coming from "first world" where overeating and obesity is a problem. Not every problem begins with overeating, my friend. Although you won't be familiar with this statement but sometime the problem is hunger and starvation. Here in Pakistan, India, Sri lanka or any of the SA countries poverty and hunger has been a challenge.
      Third, yes we are optimistic not just "hopeful." With the efforts of our INDEPENDENT government we are drawing out policies that are directed to the benifit of our people. Unlike what happened during the RAJ rule.
      Fourth, it is high time for Britain and other colonial countries to get out of it's colonial hangover and ask for forgiveness to the people of Africa, South Asia, South East Asia, South America for the heinous crimes it has commited.
      P.S. No hard feeling. Here, I hate the sin not the sinner as MKG said.

    • @blackwolf5771
      @blackwolf5771 Před 2 lety

      @@ellachirulife7325 Indians were persecuted cruely on the basis of caste even Before British and Mughals........

    • @item6931
      @item6931 Před 2 lety

      So why is India only ranked about 50th in the world for per capita diabetes while countries like Somalia, Ethiopia, Ukraine, Cambodia etc. not near the top either? The highest rates are amongst Pacific Island countries that have not suffered famine?

    • @edwinjohn4472
      @edwinjohn4472 Před 2 lety +2

      @@ellachirulife7325 Lol, I'm from India, so no, my analysis isn't coming from a "first world".
      Also, I didn't say the problem is "overeating", I said "relatively overfeeding" ; relatively because our bodies were probably more adjusted to starvation and famine and as the British left, there was relatively more food available for consumption.
      And I understand starvation and hunger, but that's not exactly the point here. The point is the rapid transition from starvation to overfeeding. Best way to explain this is: The African American population in the US has higher rates of getting diabetes than the whites there, but if you see in Africa where a lot of countries are still living in starvation, the diabetes rates there are very minimal.
      See, being a doctor by profession, I may not understand a lot of things, but I do understand the basics of how metabolism and genetics behind it work. So, I'm not trying to make my own opinions here, I'm just analysing based on whatever I know from scientific data.
      Edit: Also, the British apologising to the countries it colonised is reasonable, but that's not going to solve biological issues, so there's absolutely no reason to bring that up here.

  • @vg9137
    @vg9137 Před 2 lety +20

    *Yes, however, the high carbohydrate diet of eating rice, wheat and potatoes and not doing much exercise is another cause of diabetes.*

  • @sundarrajan9886
    @sundarrajan9886 Před 2 lety +18

    This is known as the THRIFTY GENE HYPOTHESIS. It is good to go on fasting now and then. Also, exercise is important.

  • @klaushubbertz7009
    @klaushubbertz7009 Před 2 lety +20

    Great video and topic again !! Please keep on publicizing the world-wide crimes committed by Europeans in general and the British in particular.👍🏻👍🏻

  • @babulo563
    @babulo563 Před 2 lety +18

    My relatives died during the Bengal feminine and we lost our fortunate as well and were forced to go down the path of poverty.
    But they never apologized not to us and not to the African people.

    • @snowflakemelter1172
      @snowflakemelter1172 Před 2 lety

      The British didn't cause the Bengal famine.

    • @noneedofhatersoverhere2401
      @noneedofhatersoverhere2401 Před 2 lety +4

      @@snowflakemelter1172 Was Churchill not British????????????????????????

    • @snowflakemelter1172
      @snowflakemelter1172 Před 2 lety

      @@noneedofhatersoverhere2401 Churchill didn't cause the Bengal famine, it was many factors including 1/2 million refugees from Burma, overpoulation in Bengal and rice crop failure.

    • @noneedofhatersoverhere2401
      @noneedofhatersoverhere2401 Před 2 lety +5

      @@snowflakemelter1172 but in all those factors, he was the dominant one, he exported all the foods to his homeland for stock , like people were dying here and he stocked our foods

    • @snowflakemelter1172
      @snowflakemelter1172 Před 2 lety

      @@noneedofhatersoverhere2401 that's not true, no food was exported, nothing could move on the seas during wartime without armed escort, Britain itself was under severe rationing at the time. Churchill prioritised the war effort, that's all he did.

  • @poojagpl
    @poojagpl Před 2 lety +10

    The next time I see someone with a paunchy, round belly, I'll think twice before judging them .. & won't blame it just on their unhealthy eating habits.. 💜
    And now I can provide a scientific historic-context/forward this video for someone trying to body-shame Indian(s)..

    • @tupacsoulja
      @tupacsoulja Před 2 lety

      😂😂😂 do you really believe this pseudo science non sense ? We went from an agrarian country working in the fields…to sitting for 10-12 hours and easy access to high calorie processed foods.

  • @lastlime3792
    @lastlime3792 Před 2 lety +17

    Carbs and sugar....pretty much the standard “civilized” diet that is causing most issue of health around the world.

  • @ThePrateek1989
    @ThePrateek1989 Před 2 lety +3

    Interesting. Then how come Africans (which stated poor under British, possibly survived famines too) develop more muscles than Europeans/Asians.
    There has to be more than this simple hypothesis of surviving famines vs lesser physical benefit per minute of exercise.

  • @pmm7268
    @pmm7268 Před 2 lety +17

    Good analysis.
    What British did to India, and what it does even now through theories by which it justifies colonial wrongs, is immensely wrong, unforgivable, so much so, unless with extreme compassion, unusual it cannot be let unpunished.

    • @gmanlee575
      @gmanlee575 Před 2 lety

      U go slap any indians making excuses for them too coz they exist

    • @grahampritchard5284
      @grahampritchard5284 Před 2 lety

      What punishment do you think?
      Do all historic wrongs needd some form of punishment?

    • @pmm7268
      @pmm7268 Před 2 lety

      @@grahampritchard5284 the punishment could only be rejecting, resiting & unwinding the still remaining colonial racist mindset that begun from Europe and corrupted humanity, and the rest of the humanity distrusting Europe & its ideology however camofleged it is. Because it is not merely a story of the past, it exists in further sophistication. Russia is right because intuitively it resits that racism, china too feels the hurt. Africa, Middle East, Native Americans and the whole lot of humanity should reject historical continuity, the privileges, still existing forms of symbolic dominance & polluting externalizations and make them pay for it.
      West is predatory in its orientation, then & now. It has to be resisted. It is not a story of the past.

    • @Chairman_MaoZedong
      @Chairman_MaoZedong Před 2 lety

      @@grahampritchard5284 shamelessness flows through the veins of white people. Brits never even apologized.

    • @choudhurysaheb8326
      @choudhurysaheb8326 Před 2 lety

      First, the people who died in Bengal famine, apart from Midnapore area rest of majority was Muslim dominated. So Death of Muslims >> Death Of Hindus . And also those who died belonged to poorest of poor section. Middle class and Rich never suffered rather flourished. Hope our Loreto Convent educated western outfit wearing Palki Karen Sharma will not bat for Muslims now.
      Second point, Which doctors are telling these ? Care to point out any research paper on it ? Literally no middle class to rich suffered due to famine BUT nowadays in India obesity plus diabetes are higher among them. Poor are not much suffering from that bcz of high physical activities. So again Palki’s fakery exposed.

  • @shafalashafala7771
    @shafalashafala7771 Před 2 lety +11

    Damn, this reporter is out there trolling the british till death

  • @The_UNKNOWN_MAN_777
    @The_UNKNOWN_MAN_777 Před 2 lety +5

    What britain has given to world:
    Loot
    Invasion
    Famine
    War
    Massacre..

    • @snowflakemelter1172
      @snowflakemelter1172 Před 2 lety

      What Britan gave to India alone.
      20,000 miles of railway open to all classes of Indians
      The 130 billion rupee tea industry
      The civil service and legal system
      The structure of the current military and police
      The car industry started on the Morris Oxford
      The investment to start TATA.
      The first decent road network
      Massive irrigation projects ( the British era pumps still in operation )
      Postal services
      Stopped the burning alive of wives
      The list goes on and on....

  • @riteshmishra8179
    @riteshmishra8179 Před 2 lety +8

    This gives us some advantage too.This was the reason we survived so many wars and we are not afraid of any sanctions.I think there should a cap on consumption of alcohol and there should be a mandatory fitnessscore for every citizen .

  • @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382

    Preservatives in American food has given our People high diabetes in our communities... The British food also
    🦅🏆😎

    • @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382
      @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382 Před 2 lety

      @@lesmorley9628 I suggest that you relieve yourself then it's not healthy to hold that stuff in Less More ..leyy

    • @workbook17
      @workbook17 Před 2 lety

      @@dextermorganbloodspattersp6382 bro Indians eat lots of rice in 1 meal have seen it walking through the street where there are many street vendors

    • @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382
      @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382 Před 2 lety

      @@workbook17 I too eat rice often it surprised me to learn of the sugar 🦅Im a first Nations Native (Indian ) 🦅 Kristopher kolumbus was lost

    • @workbook17
      @workbook17 Před 2 lety

      @@dextermorganbloodspattersp6382 Im from South east asia and we know here that eating too much rice and carbs and sugar results to diabetes but we dont point to someone when our health deteriorates cause we know we are the one who is eating not them

    • @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382
      @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382 Před 2 lety

      @@workbook17 colonial foods have had an impact here ... traditional foods served we better is my view.. BlessUp you and your relations StaySafe
      🦅🏆😎

  • @teamtryxgg281
    @teamtryxgg281 Před 2 lety +13

    Finally, some real news on this channel.

  • @gouthaman.gopalan
    @gouthaman.gopalan Před 2 lety +2

    Indian Habits and Belief system have changed. Our ancestors used to wake up before sun rise. Work hard. Avoid eating after sunset except for having milk.
    Brown rice and millets were important part of the diet.
    Fasting during Ekadashi and also during some festival season. Certain food items were avoided during certain days and months.

  • @skaldlouiscyphre2453
    @skaldlouiscyphre2453 Před 2 lety +3

    100 years from now we'll still be trying to undo the damage that the colonial era wrought upon the world.

    • @cathjj840
      @cathjj840 Před 2 lety

      Probably. It's sad. sigh

    • @skaldlouiscyphre2453
      @skaldlouiscyphre2453 Před 2 lety

      @@alkdjfhgks1919
      It wasn't just the British, several western European nations, along with Russia, the US and Japan engaged in it.
      Famine isn't the fault of colonialism inherently but these sorts of famines are the result of mismanagement and biases in how the administration values the lives and other interests of different parts of it's empire.
      Forcing people to grow cash crops for export when they're not able to feed themselves, or forcing people to export the food they need to feed themselves aren't natural famines, they're the result of man made policies.

  • @neilog747
    @neilog747 Před 2 lety +17

    Fascinating and educational.

  • @thethought8981
    @thethought8981 Před 2 lety +4

    Return our more than$45trillion money.

  • @arkaprabhachatterjee6174
    @arkaprabhachatterjee6174 Před 2 lety +13

    Few months ago you blamed the vegetarian diet for diabetis

    • @MMaheshThakur
      @MMaheshThakur Před 2 lety

      She is quoting report. She is not blaming. And what about 35+ feminine created by british to wipe out indians

  • @bvssrsguntur6338
    @bvssrsguntur6338 Před 2 lety +9

    Only solution: fasting for a day of week on water and lemon. That way fat burns and lever cleans.
    But very very hard.

    • @SaurabhKumar-vu3sk
      @SaurabhKumar-vu3sk Před 2 lety

      Never drink lemon water while fasting, it will weaken your body, drink more normal water, not too hot not too cold, I've experienced it while saavan month

    • @SaurabhKumar-vu3sk
      @SaurabhKumar-vu3sk Před 2 lety

      Fasting for a day of week ismore than enough

  • @jamielake-boyd3600
    @jamielake-boyd3600 Před 2 lety +6

    We went on a float trip and there was an india family there. I LOVE LOVE HOW THEY SIT ON THE GROUND AND EAT TOGETHER. I hate sitting at a table to eat. But I think I could sit with family on the floor and do it.

  • @Arwar555
    @Arwar555 Před 2 lety +5

    I dont agree. The main reason for rise in diabetes is the fact we eat white rice. Before brown or wholegrain rice was the staple. The wholegrain rice was ideal in that it releases less sugar in our body.

  • @hydermoosvi7895
    @hydermoosvi7895 Před 2 lety +17

    What a coincidence I was thinking about health issues and my mind has pinpointed this issues to my school years where we use to get free snacks from western countries the use to handout those snacks at lunch time.

  • @中共戰士萬歲
    @中共戰士萬歲 Před 2 lety +18

    I always wondered how Bengalis like 95% of them that I met all look fat and has a round body. I wonder if its because of the begal famine the British forced on them since she said people got adapted to store more fat in their body. They were one of the latest victims by the British in terms of causing famine so that could be the reason I suppose.

    • @ankitg6454
      @ankitg6454 Před 2 lety

      bengalis eat a lot of rice, tend to smoke and also don't exercise.

    • @snowflakemelter1172
      @snowflakemelter1172 Před 2 lety

      The Bengal famine was not caused by the Britsh. Read a book. If you can.

    • @devilwithangelicheart7133
      @devilwithangelicheart7133 Před 2 lety +2

      @@snowflakemelter1172 sorry to interept but do you know about Churchil 😅

    • @choudhurysaheb8326
      @choudhurysaheb8326 Před 2 lety

      First, the people who died in Bengal famine, apart from Midnapore area rest of majority was Muslim dominated. So Death of Muslims >> Death Of Hindus . And also those who died belonged to poorest of poor section. Middle class and Rich never suffered rather flourished. Hope our Loreto Convent educated western outfit wearing Palki Karen Sharma will not bat for Muslims now.
      Second point, Which doctors are telling these ? Care to point out any research paper on it ? Literally no middle class to rich suffered due to famine BUT nowadays in India obesity plus diabetes are higher among them. Poor are not much suffering from that bcz of high physical activities. So again Palki’s fakery exposed.

  • @davidspicer9949
    @davidspicer9949 Před 2 lety +7

    So let's blame the British for all the ills of the world!...don't forget that India was ruled by leaders who went to war each year, treated their citizens as slaves etc...Britain united India and it is only a united nation because of that!...colonialism isn't perfect, but neither was the divided princedoms and caste rules that were abolished!

    • @swarnadipmitra1095
      @swarnadipmitra1095 Před 2 lety +3

      Huh. Lol. Every word a lie.

    • @aakanshajainjain3107
      @aakanshajainjain3107 Před 2 lety +1

      Seems u read that via British history . Recheck

    • @robertmontague2225
      @robertmontague2225 Před 2 lety +1

      My thoughts too bud,the maharajas and ones at the top of the caste system treated the rest like dirt,this was their system not one imposed by a colonial power

    • @robertmontague2225
      @robertmontague2225 Před 2 lety

      @Abhishek K When in this day and age Indians stop slaughtering each other because of their beliefs you can THEN start lecturing the British and make sure you know which of the British your aiming your barbs at.(The ones responsible)

    • @chanakya8149
      @chanakya8149 Před 2 lety

      @@robertmontague2225
      Really proof for your trash claim.
      Own upto your crimes bigots instead of blaming the victims.

  • @crescentmoonjourneys
    @crescentmoonjourneys Před 2 lety +6

    This makes things very much clear. Many people around me have generational diabetes. We're part & parcel of our ancestors DNA. And the effect surely can be seen. Even when you visit Jalyanvala bagh in Amritsar. The aftereffects of the tragedy is still evident with the people living around the area.

  • @johnwilsdon5456
    @johnwilsdon5456 Před 2 lety +2

    Wow. It is the fault of the British. India experienced famines before British took over. OK. Amazing. Everyone was scarred. Surviving one famine increases over the generations.
    administrative

    • @johnwilsdon5456
      @johnwilsdon5456 Před 2 lety +1

      I have been cut off. So sorry that the people of India cannot breathe freedom

  • @freedom4mealways
    @freedom4mealways Před 2 lety +1

    The British Raj left 75 years ago. We need to stop blaming the British and instead do things the proper way!

  • @meehanasap
    @meehanasap Před 2 lety +10

    Lol. The Irish blame the British for alcoholism.

  • @Luvallo
    @Luvallo Před 2 lety +2

    I appreciate that Nehru wasn't blamed

  • @jerryjacobsunny5574
    @jerryjacobsunny5574 Před 2 lety +2

    British had the best population control policy , so sad that we can't do that now .

  • @jyotirmoygiri1008
    @jyotirmoygiri1008 Před 2 lety +8

    Thank you for this research article and broadcasting this.
    Please also make a video how British , introduced Aluminium as utensils for cooking and eating, Aluminium which is an inductee of most disease, and silent killer.
    Also how Ayurveda was destroyed by making bhang as illegal which was the base of all ayurvedic medicines, and were forced to use alcohol as base for ayurvedic medicines, which made the medication less potent.
    This was to promote allopathic medicine in India

  • @yogeshcyr31
    @yogeshcyr31 Před 2 lety +9

    Not to lessen the atrocities of British, but
    India has just 5% diabetic population, compared to UK 7%, China 9%, USA 11%.
    Usually Diabetes happens when one develops insulin resistance, that happens when liver fails to sense fat cells and they end up staying the way they are, resulting in pancreas being overworked overtime causing diabetes, the more poor carbohydrates and processed foods one takes, the more the chance of developing Diabetes, it's a lifestyle disease and there are multiple factors to it, Indian food is comparably more carbohydrate rich given that we have abundant rice and wheat and we take the grains more than Vegetables, actually it should be the other way around.
    The western diabetes is cleverly hidden to ensure their food and medicine industry remains untouched, that's capitalism.

  • @sfdbdferge9369
    @sfdbdferge9369 Před 2 lety +3

    This may be a reason but as an indian i have to admit that we eat a lot of carbs and sugar. Per person protein intake is very low. Reducing carbs n sugar and trying keto diet with intermittent fasting and regular HIIT exercise will help a lot.

  • @youtubecansuckmycockyoutub4371

    Sure all the sugar Indians consume in sweets has nothing to do with it its the British raj 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣

    • @中共戰士萬歲
      @中共戰士萬歲 Před 2 lety +1

      2 of my friends who are indian have diabetes and I should say they are more into spicy stuff rather than sweets. They rarely ( when I say rarely its like once or twice a year rare ) eat sweets meanwhile I'm a sweet tooth and I dont have sugar or diabetes.

  • @gromosawsmiay3000
    @gromosawsmiay3000 Před 2 lety +3

    1:43 3 mln people in india died by famine, in europe in 1942-43 10 mln people died by famine (in Poland, Greece, former soviet union under German regime) in 1932-32 6 mln people died by famine in soviet union (modern Ukraine, south of Russia and Kazakhstan) so do not cry that only India suffer such disaster.
    so why people in europe do not have such high problems with health ?

    • @sourabhslb4275
      @sourabhslb4275 Před 2 lety

      That was natural, not man-made. It resulted in a higher frequency of famines in these regions

    • @gromosawsmiay3000
      @gromosawsmiay3000 Před 2 lety

      ​@@sourabhslb4275 You mean famine in central europe in 30's and 40's of 20th century? no it was made by people, by soviet regime and German regime. add to this that around 50mln of people died by war.

  • @sahiltarek5922
    @sahiltarek5922 Před 2 lety +3

    HISTORY OF FAMINE GOES WAY BACK BEYOND BRITISH RAJ, WHEN TAJ MAHAL WAS BEING BUILT IT CAME AT THE COST OF BASIC ECONOMIC NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE, THERE WERE MULTIPLE FAMINES IN THE 300 YRS OF MOSLIM OPPRESSION.

  • @Vics251
    @Vics251 Před 2 lety +2

    Yeah our problems are always someone else’s fault. 🤪

  • @sashankmnm
    @sashankmnm Před 2 lety +2

    Also, palm oil is present in every indian snack. You won't find one snack without palm oil. Palm oil is a major contributor in cholesterol

  • @friendlyneighborhoodhuman
    @friendlyneighborhoodhuman Před 2 lety +11

    Its good to blame others for our eating habits and lack of exercise

    • @paragkanojiya
      @paragkanojiya Před 2 lety

      Nobody blamed anyone for anything. She just presented facts from a study and asserted that south Asians having gone through so many famines in such a short duration has led to them being more succeptible to diabetes and other cardiovascular disorders. Not everyone has a lazy attitude but still a lot Indians are diabetic compared to the european counterparts.

  • @JWW-tq3jg
    @JWW-tq3jg Před 2 lety +3

    Just tell me one thing
    Did india took revenge on British for famines
    And is it mentioned in our history books

  • @mradulavohra
    @mradulavohra Před 2 lety +2

    I would like to inform you that indians love there sweets and love to eat fry food. Which is the main cause of diabetes. Eating fried food snacks which is causes of heart dieases. It is not the British colony fault it is what we eat they who force feed these items.

  • @chasefancy3092
    @chasefancy3092 Před 2 lety +3

    Ms. Palki Sharma this is a spurious claim lacking in tangible insight. Many South Asians refuse to take care of themselves. Obviously, when they look in the mirror it will not be a pleasant sight. One must put time, effort and energy to strive for an aesthetic birthday suit. If you worked out Palki, your aesthetic appeal would get an upgrade. You already have radiant facial features. Just go for it!

    • @cathjj840
      @cathjj840 Před 2 lety

      That's ridiculous. The spurious assertions and personal smear are all on you. These diabetes studies have been going on for decades, and these sorts of conclusions also apply to many other peoples: Polynesians, many Africans, probably Scandinavians et al.. We're just getting a better understanding of the role of starvation events, both recent and endemic, and traditional bare-subsistance lifestyles in these phenomena. Genes play a part, but I would guess that epigenetics are probably also involved to a large extent.

  • @donho7857
    @donho7857 Před 2 lety +4

    Really! Everything is Britisher's fault? Japan was bombed with 2 nuclear bombs and came back to be the most successful manufacturer in the world in less than 30 years. Why? they produce the best products and don't cheat you. Simple. maybe India, my country of birth should follow Japan's example. Bhen Bhai Jhute muth bholo.

    • @pradumyakale175
      @pradumyakale175 Před 2 lety

      Japan was most advanced at that time too they had more advanced submarines,destroyer,aircrafts than america back then.

    • @chanakya8149
      @chanakya8149 Před 2 lety

      Japanese still have health issue due to the nuking.

    • @mrcool2107
      @mrcool2107 Před 2 lety

      Japan is advanced because of money from usa

  • @srinivaskalava5519
    @srinivaskalava5519 Před 2 lety +3

    I am not sure if we are carrying the health issues, but sure some of us still carry the slavery mindset.. be it because of poverty or non- literacy or inheritance..

  • @MariAmmaSar
    @MariAmmaSar Před 2 lety +2

    Chapathi flour made from high GI soft wheat grain in North India, white rice in South India , refined palm oil, condensed milk, Nestle maggi noodles should be banned. Difficult to find wholegrain hard wheat or low GI wholegrain brown rice in India.

  • @mridulkanti1995
    @mridulkanti1995 Před 2 lety +1

    We Indians eat so much carbohydrate at a time : Rice, Ruti, chapatti... and less protein like fish, meat. We also use so much oil in our daily meal and most of us don’t exercise at all - its like a taboo.

  • @samcy9551
    @samcy9551 Před 2 lety +3

    This is Bogus report. The problem with all of us is we forgot to exercise, cut down on oily food and eat more of boiled food like stews. Everything will be fine. And yes just cut down completely on Sweets. Sugar is the worst enemy to the body. If you don't believe me, check out the villagers especially in Nagaland, places far away from McDonalds and the likes. See the simple food they eat, especially Bamboo Shoot, Jungle Vegetation and Herbs. They are hardworking and fit.

    • @arunprakash4091
      @arunprakash4091 Před 2 lety

      This true of others also.. but why more diabetes here? That's the point.

    • @samcy9551
      @samcy9551 Před 2 lety

      @@arunprakash4091 lack of hard core exercise and Obesity. I also realise that North Indian Food since I am in Gurgaon, is tasty but very rich in oil and ghee. You got to burn all of that. I gained so much weight here because I love ❤Biryanis. But now I am controlling what I eat, try to follow the food regime I get at home in Meghalaya. I stop drinking Coke and other high sugar drink. And oh yes I sprint and do some workout for about half an hour everyday. Now my BMI from Obesity is back to normal, right at the border line. I still eat Biryanis. Yum yum.

  • @christyag1177
    @christyag1177 Před 2 lety +3

    I wonder as an Indian American that the reason my American kids don’t waste single grain of food while their friends leave the plate half full when they are done. Man, I could not relate it earlier but seems like we eat more while our hunger is done and don’t wanna leave anything on plate if we ordered it… Very interesting gene theory!!

  • @dineshpratapupadhyay6583
    @dineshpratapupadhyay6583 Před 2 lety +1

    A sweeping and unfair generalisation by Ms Palki.
    1. Human body is still a mystery and not fully understood. There are so many factors which paly a role. Genetics and family history are just two of those.
    2. There were catastrophic famines in the Mughal era (the period of prosperity), too.
    3. Diabetes is more common among the high castes, aristocracy and affluent sections of Hindu and Muslim society in India. These people, even during famines, must have had food security.
    4. South Asians are also an undisciplined and lazy people. They don't like to exercise. And love to eat junk food.
    5. I'm 52. My mother was diabetic but my father is not. So, I am partially predisposed to diabetes. But my blood sugar level is 80-90 (fasting) and 140-150 (post prandial). How come? I have always lived a regulated life and exercised daily.
    6. By the way, diabetes is rampant among Americans too.
    7. Ms Palki is an eloquent and persuasive speaker.

  • @MyBullet11
    @MyBullet11 Před 2 lety +1

    I am sad to see this.Being a Pakistani i feel all us Indian and Bangladesh had to go through this.

  • @Procket12
    @Procket12 Před 2 lety +6

    Probably because of junk food, other types of processed foods, all of which have way too much salt.

    • @steenhmm5047
      @steenhmm5047 Před 2 lety +1

      Salt is no problem! Sugar and cabonhydrats/ starch is!

  • @stormtrooper2170
    @stormtrooper2170 Před 2 lety +4

    Can ' fasting ' bring down diabetes..? 😕🙄😕

    • @mrcool2107
      @mrcool2107 Před 2 lety

      Yes it can .

    • @saurabhkesharwani6143
      @saurabhkesharwani6143 Před 2 lety +1

      Yes! It will help a lot! 👍🏼
      Not only in diabetes, and in other health issues as well.

  • @LazyGamming
    @LazyGamming Před 2 lety +1

    British Raj after watching this video: Yeh v meri galti hai!😕

  • @KasiKrishna
    @KasiKrishna Před 2 lety +2

    Don't call them "Raj". Call them "Loot".

  • @howtogetadiabetesfreeworld

    funny news, i am an expert in diabetes and am myself also a diabetes patient. We are getting diabetes from sugar and carbs ( bread etc ). When I visited India 2 years I was supprised on the lack of hygene, overused cooking oil ( give cancer ). Countries like Turkey, Morocco have also a high percentage of diabetes. Don't have a feeling that sport is high on the agenda for many people and eating litle bit meat and fat makes the impact on your body from carbs way much higher. See also that the life expectations in India is 15 years lower than many countries. Don't beleave that it is all due to the English, if this was the case than many yewish people would have diabetes because most of them have ancesters who experienced starvesion during WOII. The real reason is no balanced diet, little sport and medical care not availlable for everybody.

    • @laveenr
      @laveenr Před 2 lety +1

      I like how western people have theory to cover up their misdeeds.

    • @lievenherman918
      @lievenherman918 Před 2 lety

      @@laveenr you are funny ….. still a long way to go my friend

  • @baromuni2992
    @baromuni2992 Před 2 lety +8

    Brits has made Gandhi the great along Indian psudos. India psudos along with CIA have killed India's best Prime minister in 1966 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan
    Indian psudo liberal made Pakstan for muslim but for Indic values there not country. That how we keep fighting against each other.
    Our Psudo Liberal so call Chacha Nehru doesn't even bother how Netaji Bose was died....that sums up all. Thank you

  • @hillbillybeerdranker6678
    @hillbillybeerdranker6678 Před 2 lety +2

    Tha Birtish spread diabetes around tha world. We had diabetes in America after they were monkeying around here 200 year ago.

  • @ravishankars6707
    @ravishankars6707 Před 2 lety +1

    We cant blame British for everything. The climatic conditions of Indian subcontinent and dietary factors is the major factor

  • @kidpoker1021
    @kidpoker1021 Před 2 lety +9

    Interesting take and info. Wonder what the rates are for other countries and populations that have experienced famines.

    • @sniperpd9505
      @sniperpd9505 Před 2 lety

      @@unitedstatesofassholes6795 The Romans enslaved and starved us. I'm pleased they finally left us in peace though I would like to have had a better grasp of Latin.

    • @SaurabhKumar-vu3sk
      @SaurabhKumar-vu3sk Před 2 lety

      The world is suffering from diabetes, Indians are more because of so many factors

    • @SaurabhKumar-vu3sk
      @SaurabhKumar-vu3sk Před 2 lety

      Russians suffer a bit less because there body use body fat to keep warm in harsh winters

    • @t.4999
      @t.4999 Před 2 lety

      @@unitedstatesofassholes6795 it’s not just about body weight alone. I see many who are of normal body weight and are diabetic by the age of 20-30 ☹️

  • @AkashS97
    @AkashS97 Před 2 lety +3

    I lost my father back in 2002 due to diabetes when I was just 5 years old. 😑

  • @vishwanathsalagame2324
    @vishwanathsalagame2324 Před 2 lety +1

    During the British Rule 31 famines happened, mostly created by Brits. Food grains were sent to Europe and Australia to feed beef cattle ( particularly during WW 1 and 2) ,while the population in India starved.

  • @yrNs-bh2lo
    @yrNs-bh2lo Před 2 lety +1

    The fact is even without the British Raj Indian just love to eat sweet items and had a penchant for carbohydrate loaded meals ...

    • @noahjohnson5312
      @noahjohnson5312 Před 6 měsíci

      but the british raj exported food at gunpoint during famines; and blocked charitable contributions and destroyed infastructure

  • @girishktyagi
    @girishktyagi Před 2 lety +3

    Interesting but real reason is too much carbs (Rice/Wheat/Sugar based diet) along with frequent eating with less physical work trigger insulin which is a fat storing hormone causing us obese. Also increased exposure to insulin leads to insulin resistance causing diabetes. Solution? eat more fat, less carbs, 2/3 meals without snacking a day, low/no sugar consumption, physical active life, and Fasting like our ancestors does. You will loose weight, no diabetes and low inflammation in the body.

  • @ishagshafeeg
    @ishagshafeeg Před 2 lety +7

    Diet is the problem. For heaven sake

  • @AbhishekMahajan
    @AbhishekMahajan Před 2 lety

    Wow.. It actually make sense...our ancestors survived many days without food. That's the main reason why Indians has Diabetes.

  • @mazaaaya4283
    @mazaaaya4283 Před 2 lety +1

    UK must apologise for this!!

  • @danemsha
    @danemsha Před 2 lety +4

    doesn,t surprise me ,they blame us for everything else.

  • @prateekrajvanshi9068
    @prateekrajvanshi9068 Před 2 lety +5

    Good reporting but modern poisons such as packaged food toxins and sugar boosts for Indians recovering from colonial PTSD are also important, mental reactions to suppressed memories are also manifested in time cycles as movement of repression and auto heal feedback echo to heal themselves🙏

    • @nochance3914
      @nochance3914 Před 2 lety

      Most people in India do not eat that.

  • @saurabhkumar-cc2cx
    @saurabhkumar-cc2cx Před 2 lety +1

    No that's not the reason. Famines occurred in various countries. We simply eat too much carbs and very little protein that's the issue. Nothing else.

  • @Dianastephenk
    @Dianastephenk Před 2 lety +2

    So what's the solution? Make a follow up video and give us the solution please.

  • @kiwi36O
    @kiwi36O Před 2 lety +13

    So much for unbiased.

  • @servsyou
    @servsyou Před 2 lety +17

    Who would have thought self sabotaging one’s self can make you a victim

    • @couchpotato5363
      @couchpotato5363 Před 2 lety +5

      People who comment without watching the full video.

    • @servsyou
      @servsyou Před 2 lety +1

      @@couchpotato5363 to believe these far fetched claims tabled by the producers/editors of this video is like blaming fast food franchise for morbid obesity and that just totally ridiculous

    • @couchpotato5363
      @couchpotato5363 Před 2 lety

      @@servsyou your analogy is stupid.
      Genetics dose'nt work that way dude. It's more about what you got from your parents and not about how you live.
      It's a " Gene" thing.

    • @servsyou
      @servsyou Před 2 lety

      @@couchpotato5363sorry wouldn’t know men I’m not a scientist but if that’s what science is teaching nowadays then I suspect we have a bigger problem on our hands than I’ve previously imagined now I guess being gay or straight or trans is also genetics so I should just blame my parents or Disney right

    • @Enhafun
      @Enhafun Před 2 lety

      @@servsyou lmao the comparison is ridiculous. The hypocrites of these days might blame their obesity problem even tho fhey have a choice whether to eat fast food or nah while the famine situation wasn't our choice. It was caused BY the British Raj ONTO us. If we ever had a choice the British crown wouldn't have the Kohinoor now and Britain wouldn't be economically well off either. Cope.

  • @glenndesouza5457
    @glenndesouza5457 Před 2 lety +2

    Don’t blame Brits we eat too much carbs especially in South our vegetable diet is mostly dosas idli and up

    • @kdbasu
      @kdbasu Před 2 lety

      Many older people who don't have diabetes have been eating dosa, idlis etc, for years y they don't have diabetes?

  • @stevedavies8703
    @stevedavies8703 Před 2 lety +1

    That's a good one! My wife is a nurse, she gets patients blaming her for their diabetes being out of control! Sounds a bit like that to me! Everyone wants to blame someone else!

    • @karan257
      @karan257 Před 2 lety +1

      True.
      So what if US threw nuclear bombs at Japan. Japanese shud not blame US for that, neither they should talk about that.
      Perhaps being in Europe or similar parts, WW2 is a big scar, but u cant associate or understand the more than 10x impact of this colonialism on rest of world.
      As just a small example, ask germans or Jews about nazis killing 6 million in the period leading to and during ww2. U still hear about that often today or in museums on it.
      As it says in this video, just 1 famine alone (in year 1943) starved 3 million indians to death. Is is even comparable??but do u even hear about it or know it as such a big disaster, given that it happened in same time.
      And 24 such famines in a 50 year period (1850-1900), people starving everywhere, year after year.
      Just 1 pandemic now is impacting the genetics of people, if u don't realize. A research on pfizer vaccine impact indicates it leads to overexpression of certain genes in thise who take it.
      Let alone the impact of rest of colonization.
      What u don't understand is that it is not about blaming, but understanding, exploring and talking about the true dimensions and impact of such disastrous events of European colinization of rest of world.
      Let alone financial, economic and loss of life, it also led to deep destruction of societies around the world (how do u think christianity spread in Africa, parts of Asia etc ) , their ways of life, knowledge and also deep psychological and multi generational impact, all the while narratives were established that on "white man's burden" and that they did a great job, and how good and superior the race of european looters, pillaged and genociders was.
      Unfortunately such prejudices and lack of true understanding still exists today and racism is often a result of it.
      Talking about it leads to not only better understanding, but also true reconciliation. Not by brushing the truth under the carpet, which has long been the case till now. Since the books and media narratives across the world have been carefully set by Europe and US atleast till year 2000.
      As truly open minded person with independent thought and spirit of inquiry, along with objective view- you should be open to take that a finger that points to u, not only when u point to others.
      Colonization was big ugly disaster for the world, a period of more than 200-300 years, deep impact visible in many societies till today, which many newly nascent nations were not even aware of, or talking about it would be "too much" or offending "a source" that could help you (since many asian/African nations needed on external grants and aids occassionally) , or address these issues fully.

    • @stevedavies8703
      @stevedavies8703 Před 2 lety

      @@karan257 This is a very dishonest discussion and the comparisons are ridiculous!

    • @karan257
      @karan257 Před 2 lety +1

      @@stevedavies8703
      It is numbers/facts I have put, and some even there in the video. Yes it's so shocking and horrendous, so it does seem that way.
      And I can put out some more facts/numbers - historical economic data, good detailed books etc. if u like.
      Comparison a matter of perspective. If u don't realize the horrors of colonization is because u are far removed from it.
      What does it matter to u if the entire (or almost entire) civilizations were wiped off (Australian aborigines, native Americans, Latin America etc).
      U dont care for, write of or teach their pains, compared to world wars (or mostly European imperial wars) - because that happened to europe, not by europe to others.
      Even just a few months back several churches schools in Canada had mass graves of native children underneath them.
      The truth is Europe's wealth is built on loot, pillage, genocide, exploitation and mass murder, over last 3-4 centuries. Before that it was "dark ages" in medieval Europe.
      And in absence of that loot and exploitation in last several decades, the world has already moved much closer to an economic and scientific convergence, which will eventually lead to resurgence of rest of the world in decades and century to come.

    • @stevedavies8703
      @stevedavies8703 Před 2 lety

      @@karan257 your facts are a bit off to say the least, that's for sure!

    • @karan257
      @karan257 Před 2 lety

      @@stevedavies8703
      Well, that's ur opinion (likely based on what u study and established narratives), as per structure of a language.
      You need to point out which facts are off in what I said above - and with counter facts and numbers of ur own.
      So can you say which ones, and counter facts/numbers ?
      And if it is not clear enough, I will support it with more/clearer facts, number and links.

  • @prashantmehta4151
    @prashantmehta4151 Před 2 lety +6

    Normally Wion gives logical explanation to almost all subjects. But this sounds biased. Many African and asian countries were under British rule. Even Australia.
    Every where there were famine on one or another year during span of so many years. Why only INDIA got Diabetes???? So it seems unlikely to link Diabetes to famine to British rule. My opinion.

    • @vaikuntamr8531
      @vaikuntamr8531 Před 2 lety

      Prashant.. this is because of huge population in India as compared to other countries. That's all. 🇮🇳 India is one such country. It is applicable to all colonialized countries.. including Africans, native Americans, native Australians.. Some of them are sticking to natural livelihood and they were able to get out of this. Another problem is chair. Low physical is also taking toll.