Gut Biome's; Food or Poison?

In today's fast-paced world, a curious phenomenon has taken hold, especially from the post-pandemic era—a food craze like never before.?

From meticulously crafted avocado toasts to decadent milkshakes adorned with towering confections, our obsession with food has reached unparalleled heights.

Scroll through social media feeds, and you'll find a kaleidoscope of mouthwatering images, each more tempting than the last. Food has become more than just sustenance; it's an experience—an art form to be savoured, shared, and celebrated.

In a shocking incident,?Food Blogger Natasha Diddee, Popularly Known As The Gutless Foodie, Dies at the age of 50. According to the new article, "The cause of Ms Diddee's death is not known.

But in her previous interviews, she had revealed she was suffering from multiple medical conditions such as diarrhoea, nausea, and feeling light-headed or tired after having a meal. She also had her entire stomach removed due to tumours which had developed in her stomach."

Would these fancy foods such as avocados, Olive Oils, Cheese or ultra-processed foods ever agree with your body, home food or the food available in your country??

I often wondered, whether adopting food or cultures alien to us, may adversely affect our bodies or guts or would they bring in more variety to our lives and palate?

The globalization of cuisine has led to a melting pot of flavours. Sushi, once a Japanese delicacy, now graces tables worldwide. Similarly, the humble pizza has been reimagined in countless forms.

We've become slaves to our cravings, mindlessly consuming without regard for nutritional value or moderation. Moreover, social media influencers wield the power to set trends, turning obscure dishes into overnight sensations.?

In another shocking incident, A 10-year-old girl died shortly after eating her birthday cake ordered online . ?According to her grandfather, the girl's younger sister and the rest of her family fell sick after consuming the cake. He said the cake was ordered online from a bakery in Patiala. The family said the name of the bakery in the bill and the actual shop were different, indicating it could have been a fly-by-night cloud kitchen.

Technology has also played a pivotal role in shaping today’s food scene.?From cooking apps that guide home chefs to food delivery services that bring gourmet meals to our doorsteps, technology has made ‘eating in’ the new ‘eating out.’?

The consequences are dire. Obesity rates soar, and chronic illnesses proliferate, fueled by diets laden with sugar, salt, and processed foods.?

Our bodies, once temples of health, now bear the burden of our gastronomic indiscretions.