An American man/influencer says he cures his asthma and allergies by eating a snack, aloo bhujia, made and sold by Haldirams. The claim spreads through social media after he shares it in a video, prompting widespread discussion and online reactions.
Outlets report that the story is met largely with humor and speculation rather than medical debate. Some viewers respond by jokingly questioning what other Indian foods might do, with commentary comparing the claim to other dishes. While the videos present the man’s personal account as the basis for the statement, neither outlet indicates that the claim is supported by clinical evidence. The discussion instead becomes a light-hearted conversation about traditional food and health, with commenters playfully expanding on the idea.
Overall, the report focuses on the viral nature of the influencer’s anecdote and the mix of curiosity and joking engagement it draws online, not on any change in medical guidance or treatment.
