Millionaire tech entrepreneur Brian Johnson, who is trying to reverse aging, was in India earlier this month to promote his book ‘Don’t Die’. During his week-long trip, Johnson reportedly did not eat any Indian food because he brought with him “every calorie I would eat for six days”. However, the tech mogul has now become obsessed with Indian food. In his recent ex-post, Johnson talked about the goodness of Indian cuisine. He wrote, “Power is moving away from football and fast food to health, science and Indian food.”
The power is moving away from football and fast food and towards health, science and Indian food.
– Brian Johnson /DD (@bryan_johnson) 28 December 2024
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The post quickly gained attention on social media and users shared divided views.
One user wrote, “True! The world’s focus is shifting towards wellness and diverse, nutritious options—Indian food definitely deserves the spotlight!”
Truth! With the world’s attention shifting towards wellness and diverse, nutritious options – Indian food definitely deserves the spotlight!
– Alok (@localhostAok) 28 December 2024
Another said, “Taking your blueprint diet and Indianizing it by making curry with lots of (healthy) spices has really upped my cooking game. They taste great together.”
Taking your blueprint diet and Indianizing it by making curry with lots of (healthy) spices really upped my cooking game. They look great together.
– Sirish (@medsiri) 28 December 2024
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However, some people were unwilling to accept Johnson’s claims.
One asked, “Since when is naan bread healthy?”
Since when is naan bread healthy?
– Chris Banach (@chrisbanach) 28 December 2024
“Isn’t Indian food traditionally so carb-heavy/protein-light?” asked a section of the audience on the social media platform.
Isn’t Indian food traditionally so carb heavy/protein light? @iam_preeti
-Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) 28 December 2024
One user wrote, “Indian food? Apart from the turmeric… it’s oil, butter and fried – at least other than the lentil dishes, most of the food I ate in India matches that description… “
Indian food? Apart from the turmeric… it’s oil, butter and fried – at least all the food I ate in India apart from lentil dishes matches that description…
– jroe.eth (@jroebuck) 28 December 2024
Earlier, when Brian Johnson was in India, he had revealed his diet plan. Her diet plan included chickpea vegetable frittata, lemon red lentil soup and vegetable stir-fry with cauliflower rice. “What am I eating for the next four days,” the millionaire said.
