The podcast, which aired on Kamath’s WTF Podcast, has since garnered over half a million views and sparked a social media debate about the state of air quality in India. Zerodha CEO Nithin ...

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Bryan Johnson's interview with Nikhil Kamath was cut short ... and a higher risk of cancer, all of which impact overall well-being. For instance, in Delhi, the AQI can surpass 500 in winter and exceed ...

Zerodha co-founder Nithin ... and even cancer. “We seem to have gotten used to the fact that air pollution is just a part of life, and we are okay with breathing low-quality air,” he wrote. Also Read ...

Bryan Johnson raised strong concerns about the supplement industry's profit-driven practices and lack of transparency on Nikhil Kamath's podcast. He revealed significant price markups, urging ...

Nithin Kamath ... ailments, cancer," he wrote. Despite wearing an N95 mask and turning on the air purifier in a hotel room, Mr Johnson left the podcast with Nikhil Kamath midway as he was unable ...

Zerodha's Nithin Kamath has once again ignited ... you are accepting higher odds of respiratory ailments, cancer," he wrote on X. Kamath said that before age-reversal millionaire Bryan Johnson ...

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Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath has ignited a debate ... you are accepting higher odds of respiratory ailments, cancer, etc,” Kamath wrote on LinkedIn. Also Read ‘You don’t build economy ...

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