Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Indian packaged food market is filled with products often marketed as magical cures, claiming their goods have medicinal properties.
But is there any truth to such declarations?
Shreegireesh Jalihal breaks it down in this episode of #TrueStory with Supriya Sharma.
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The Indian packaged food market is filled with products often marketed as magical cures, claiming their goods have medicinal properties.
But is there any truth to such declarations?
Shreegireesh Jalihal breaks it down in this episode of #TrueStory with Supriya Sharma.
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