Man, I'll never forget my wife and I went to this restaurant in New York, an Indian restaurant,

and we're literally sitting there enjoying this food and we both cannot speak. It was so delicious.

We didn't speak for an entire hour. We're just literally blown away at the incredible

flavors of all these spices. So my favorite food is Indian food. But the problem is it comes with

the package. It's very hard to find Indian food without this same cold sugar. And out of all the

countries that use sugar, India is at the top, the very top of the list. India has a love affair

with sugar. It's the largest consumer of sugar in the world. It's the second largest producer

of sugar in the world behind Brazil. In fact, they invented how to refine sugar over 2000 years ago.

It's actually 2,372 years to be exact. And so the whole spreading of this sugar started from India.

Every traditional celebration involves sweets, religious, social gatherings, festivals, weddings,

holidays. You name it. Those are going to be sweets. You know, America, they have these Indian

specialty market stores. You cannot find a product without some type of sugar. There's also two types

of traditional sugars that India uses. One is called concierge, which is kind of a partially refined

sugar with some unrefined sugar together. Basically, you're adding some molasses to it. So they're

going to add some vitamins. And then they have jaggery, which is another form of sugar, which you're

combining either sugar cane, sometimes with date sugar or palm sugar. And India, the average person

consumes 8.7 kilograms of just the traditional sugars every single year. That's 19 pounds of sugar

every single year. And we're only talking about these two traditional types of sugar. It's incredible.

So unfortunately, this addiction, I mean, tradition is so embedded in society that it's going to be

really hard to change. I mean, in 2005, 25% of the population was overweight in obese.

And then in 2013, that rose to roughly 64% of the entire population. It overweight or obese.

There's over 65 million people who have tattoo diabetes in India. That is number two in the world

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