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American influencer Samuel Hillclimber is stirring up discussions with his amusing claims about Indian cuisine. In a recently shared video, he attributes the cure of his asthma and allergies to aloo bhujia, igniting playful banter among his Indian audience. Viewers humorously speculate on the potential health benefits of other traditional dishes, turning what could be a serious medical topic into a light-hearted culinary exchange. Source: American man says simple Indian food cured his asthma and allergies
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