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Millet‑based diets can reverse age‑related disease
  • Over the past 30‑35 years, Dr. Vali has avoided all processed rice, wheat, and sugar, relying solely on millets, and reports no chronic illnesses.
  • He links the decline of gut microbiota diversity caused by refined grains to the rise of diabetes, fatty liver, and cancers.
  • By re‑introducing millet fiber, he claims to have restored his gut microbiome to a state comparable to that of a healthy 20‑year‑old.
  • Clinical observations from his patients show reduced insulin dependence after switching to millet‑based meals for three months.
  • The insight suggests that millet consumption is a non‑pharmaceutical preventive strategy against metabolic syndrome.
Dr. Khadar ValiSignature Studios00:02:09

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30‑35 సంవత్సరాలు మిల్లెట్స్ మాత్రమే తింటున్నాను, ఇప్పటివరకు ఏ అనారోగ్యం లేదు. Dr. Khadar Vali
Personal health history
మిల్లెట్స్ తినటం వల్ల అసిడిటీ రావట్లేదు, గట్ మైక్రోబ్స్ బాగున్నాయి. Dr. Khadar Vali
Gut health after millet diet

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Millets: The Universal Food

Dr. Vali argues that millets (siri-dhanya) are the only grain humanity was meant to eat. He frames them as a divine, nutrient-dense food that can sustain every person, not just a niche health fad. The claim is reinforced with historic, archaeological, and personal dietary evidence.

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