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Why are Indians more prone to diabetes — even people who don’t look overweight? The reason may go back generations.
🎥 In this video, Diabetes Reversal Coach Vikrant Sawant explores the science behind India’s high diabetes risk and how insulin resistance, genetics, epigenetics, past nutritional stress and today’s lifestyle may all play a role.
We often blame diabetes only on sugar, sweets, rice or lack of exercise. But metabolic health is much more complex.
This video explores the possible connection between historical periods of food scarcity, including the Bengal Famine of 1943, and how the human body adapts to nutritional stress. It also explains why those adaptations may become less helpful in today’s environment of abundant food and lower physical activity.
You’ll learn:
✅ What insulin resistance actually is
✅ Why Indians and South Asians have a higher risk of type 2 diabetes
✅ Why diabetes can occur even at a normal body weight
✅ What TOFI (Thin Outside, Fat Inside) means
✅ How insulin and glucose work in the body
✅ What epigenetics can tell us about diabetes
✅ The possible link between famine, nutrition and metabolic health
✅ What “evolutionary mismatch” means
✅ How modern lifestyle can contribute to insulin resistance
✅ Why genetic risk does not mean diabetes is inevitable
✅ Lifestyle habits that can support better metabolic health
The goal is not to blame history—but to understand it. Because your past may influence your risk, but the choices you make today can still influence your future
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