13/10/2026
Indian eating habits can sometimes make fat loss more difficult than we realise.
From being told to finish everything on our plate to eating extra rotis, having sweets after meals and snacking on highly processed foods, many of our eating habits start in childhood and stay with us as adults.
But that doesn’t mean you need to give up roti, rice or your favourite Indian food to lose fat. Small changes in portion sizes, adding protein to your meals and being mindful of how much you eat can make a real difference over time.
You can also help your family build healthier habits without blaming anyone. Start with yourself, make gradual changes and let your actions inspire the people around you.
Share this with your family if you grew up hearing, “Thoda aur kha lo!”
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