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Are Vegetarians Causing India’s Protein Deficiency?

India has a massive protein deficiency problem, and it's not just about affordability or availability. Research shows that even when people have access to protein-rich foods, they still aren’t consuming enough. In this video, I explain why 80% of rural households are protein deficient despite having protein sources on their own farms, how misinformation and outdated dietary habits contribute to the problem, and why even wealthy urban Indians lack protein. With insights from nutritionist Roshni Sanghvi, we’ll debunk myths about plant protein, expose the impact of the Green Revolution on our diets, and explore what needs to change. Roshni Sanghvi:   / roshnisanghvi   Sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16... ========================================= यदि आपको मेरा काम पसंद है तो आप इन लिंक्स के ज़रिये मुझे सपोर्ट कर सकते हैं: Support me here:   / sureshvyas   आप मेरे यूट्यूब चैनल को जॉइन भी कर सकते हैं: Join my channel on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/sureshvyas/join UPI: vyasssureshkotak@ybl ========================================= Social media links: Facebook: https://fb.me/seekingsuresh Instagram:   / seekingsuresh   Twitter:   / seekingsuresh   Full playlist on animal cruelty [MUST WATCH]    • Why I Will Never Eat Fish   ============================= Hi, I'm Suresh, and this channel aims to promote awareness and inspire critical thinking about ethical living, sustainability, and social issues in India while encouraging viewers to reflect on their values and lifestyle choices. Here’s what you’ll find: Animal Rights Environmental Sustainability Ethical Consumerism Nutrition & Public Health Media Critique Social/Cultural Commentary I avoid covering topics like politics, current events, or random explainer videos on science, religion, history, and more—unless they directly tie into the issues that matter most to creating a mindful, ethical lifestyle. Essentially, I want to build conscious, compassionate individuals who think critically about contemporary issues.