Every recipe, article and calorie page on IDYORA is signed by one of our desks. A desk is a section of the IDYORA team, not a person. Here's what each one covers and exactly how its work is made.
Most of our writing is drafted with AI. We don't hide that. What we control is what goes into it and what it has to pass before it's published:
Our content is general information about food and lifestyle. It isn't medical advice. If you're managing a health condition, talk to your doctor or a registered dietitian before changing how you eat.
Nutrients, ingredients and everyday Indian eating
Drafted with AI from the research cited on the page. Automated checks test each cited claim against its source and flag anything that reads as a medical claim so it is not published as is.
Lifestyle, sleep, movement and wellbeing habits
Drafted with AI from the research cited on the page. Automated checks test each cited claim against its source and flag anything that reads as a medical claim so it is not published as is.
Practical how-to guides and comparisons
Drafted with AI from the research cited on the page. Automated checks test each cited claim against its source and flag anything that reads as a medical claim so it is not published as is.
Healthy Indian recipes, step by step
Written with AI from a photo of the dish, then approved by our team before publishing. Nutrition is calculated from the ingredient list against food composition data, not estimated by AI.
Calories and nutrients in Indian dishes
Numbers come straight from the Indian Nutrient Databank (INDB) and are never generated. The page text is written automatically, and dish names and serving sizes are checked by AI before publishing.
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