Deepinder Goyal’s Temple, Bryan Johnson & The "Thin Fat" Truth | Jitendra Chouksey | Doctor vs Internet | Health Wealth Ep 24

Is Deepinder Goyal’s Zomato longevity claim a breakthrough or a scam? We expose the truth behind Bryan Johnson, weight loss drugs, and the "Thin Fat" Indian phenotype with Jitendra Chouksey (JC). Is the man sending you "Chole Bhature" notifications at 1 AM really trying to save your life? In this explosive episode of Doctor Vs Internet, host Sonal Mehrotra Kapoor sits down with Jitendra Chouksey (JC)—the "BS Detector" of the Indian fitness industry—to dismantle the biggest health narratives of 2026. JC takes direct aim at the hypocrisy of Zomato’s longevity push, calling their "Temple" wearable a "freaking tracker" and their trademarked "Brain Flow" a pseudometric. We dive deep into why theories like "Gravity Aging" might just be a narrative to distract you from the junk food ecosystem. In this video, we cover: The Bryan Johnson Scam: Why JC claims the $100M anti-aging empire is just PR and why "he looks his age." The Ozempic/GLP-1 Trap: A warning to "Thin Fat" Indians on how weight loss drugs (endorsed by stars like Serena Williams) could destroy 30-40% of your muscle mass. Indian Nutrition Myths: Why Dal is not a protein source, the truth about Ghee as a fat burner, and why Collagen is just "expensive pee." WHAT YOU’LL LEARN Longevity & Health Tech: -The truth behind Deepinder Goyal’s Temple wearable. -Why VO2 Max and Lean Mass are better markers than "Brain Flow." -The systemic risks of GLP-1 weight loss drugs in the Indian context. Nutrition & Prevention: -How to solve Normal Weight Obesity (Thin Fat). -Essential health tests: ApoB, Lp(a), Vitamin D, and Lipid Profiles. -How to identify adulteration in Indian food and supplements. Tune in! Produced by Taniya Dutta  Sound mixed by Aman Pal