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Every minute, two Indians are diagnosed with diabetes yet most people still believe it’s only a “sugar problem.”

In this powerful episode of Goldcollar Talks, we uncover the silent hormonal storm behind India’s diabetes tsunami and why diabetes must be understood as a hormonal and metabolic disorder, not just a lifestyle disease.

🎙️ Host: Bijendra Singh
👨‍⚕️ Guest: Dr Sunil M. Jain
Founder & Director, TOTALL Diabetes & Hormone Institute, Indore
One of India’s most respected endocrinologists with 30+ years of experience in diabetes, thyroid, obesity, PCOS, and hormonal disorders.

🔍 What You’ll Learn in This Episode

✔ Why diabetes is a hormonal disorder, not just a sugar disease
✔ The hidden connection between diabetes, thyroid & obesity
✔ How stress hormone cortisol worsens blood sugar control
✔ Rising diabetes risk among India’s youth
✔ Myths vs science around diabetes “quick cures”
✔ Role of genetics, pregnancy & PCOS in diabetes
✔ Importance of early screening & digital glucose tracking
✔ How AI & technology will change diabetes care by 2030
✔ What India’s health policy must do to fight the diabetes epidemic

📊 Key Facts Discussed
India has 101 million diabetics and 136 million prediabetics
1 in 5 Indian women suffer from PCOS linked to insulin resistance
Gestational diabetes affects 14% of pregnancies in India
Early screening can reduce complications by up to 25%

💡 Core Message
Diabetes is a hormonal warning, not a life sentence.
With scientific awareness, early diagnosis, and balanced living, India can reverse this health crisis.

📢 About Goldcollar Talks
Goldcollar Talks is India’s public-awareness podcast where facts meet foresight.
We bring experts from medicine, science, law, and policy to fight myths, spread awareness, and build a scientifically informed India.

👉 Watch till the end for a powerful message to the nation.

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