NEW DELHI: Globally renowned holistic nutrition and lifestyle expert Luke Coutinho here today at the NXT Conclave organized by the ITV Network made the special announcement about ‘The Modi Dish’—an Indian superfood prepared by using indigenous millet, which is not only palatable but also loaded with nutrition.
“For the first-time, we are thrilled to be requested to create and unveil to India and the world ‘The Modi Dish’. It is completely Made in India and crafted by my team and displayed at the prestigious here at our stall,” he said during his session in the NXT Conclave, which was held at Bharat Mandapam.
He said that the trending millet meal is made with millet superfoods.
“I offer this ‘Modi Dish’ for all our guests and the world beyond,” he said. Mr. Luke Coutinho Co-Founder, Luke Coutinho Holistic Healing Systems.
Coutinho also praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision for improving healthcare at the grassroots level, particularly focusing on children’s health. He commended Modi’s efforts in addressing obesity and promoting healthier dietary habits, including reducing oil consumption.
Luke Coutinho is an Indian entrepreneur, author and lifestyle guru specialising in nutritional science and alternative medicine. He is the co-founder of Luke Coutinho Holistic Healing Systems Private Ltd and Youcarelifestyle.com.
Coutinho authored several books including Eat Smart Move More Sleep Right (2011), The Great Indian Diet (2014), and The Magic Immunity Pill (2020).
Speaking about the rising obesity crisis, Coutinho called for immediate action. He noted that obesity, diabetes, and prediabetes are becoming widespread, emphasizing the need for early education and proper nutrition from childhood. He supported PM Modi’s call for a healthier nation, urging awareness through education in diverse languages.
Coutinho also advocated for the consumption of local superfoods like desi ghee and millets, which are rich in essential nutrients. He praised Modi’s promotion of millets and acknowledged India’s leadership in the UN’s declaration of 2023 as the International Year of Millets. India cultivates all nine traditional millets, including sorghum, pearl millet, and finger millet, which provide significant health benefits.
Highlighting government initiatives, he spoke about the portion tracker nutrition program and the need to reduce edible oil consumption by 10-15%. He also emphasized the importance of home-cooked meals, encouraging both men and women to cook. Homemade food should always be promoted. Cooking is a basic skill everyone should learn,” he said.
Coutinho lauded Modi’s holistic approach to public health and urged collective efforts to build a healthier India.
