9th edition of the Nutrition Boot Camp held in Mumbai

The initiative defined the next era of nutritional science

The 9th edition of the Nutrition Boot Camp, hosted by Dr Sanjith Saseedharan, Director – Critical Care, SL Raheja Hospital, Mumbai – A Fortis Associate, brought together experts, thought leaders, and enthusiasts in the field of nutrition to engage in rigorous debates and insightful discussions.

The event focussed on:

• The Great Nutrition Debate: This feature of the event was a pivotal session, where experts discussed hot topics such as the Ketogenic Diet, Feeding in Intensive Care, and the Role of Protein in Critical Illnesses
• The Bollywood Nutrition Connection: A dynamic segment that explored how Bollywood’s influence shapes dietary trends in India, offering a lighter yet insightful approach to nutrition
• Workshops and Roundtable Discussions: Experts conducted workshops on topics such as Nutrigenomics, Disease-Specific Nutrition, and Total Parenteral Nutrition, providing hands-on training and discussions about the latest developments in clinical nutrition and its application in real-world healthcare.

“At SL Raheja Hospital, we are committed to advancing clinical nutrition as a cornerstone of patient care. Dr Sanjith’s leadership in hosting the 9th edition of the Nutrition Boot Camp reflects our institutional dedication to evidence-based nutrition practices that directly translate into better clinical outcomes for our patients. By bringing together thought leaders and practitioners, we are strengthening our approach to nutrition therapy and setting new standards for patient care excellence,” said Dr Kunal Punamiya, CEO, SL Raheja Hospital, Mumbai — A Fortis Associate.

Dr Saseedharan, Director – Critical Care, S.L. Raheja Hospital, Mumbai – A Fortis Associate, expressed his gratitude towards the participants, speakers, and partners, saying, “As always, the Nutrition Boot Camp has exceeded our expectations in terms of engagement and knowledge sharing. The participation of renowned experts, senior doctors, and nutritionists has made this a truly enriching experience for all involved. India faces acute gaps amid its dual malnutrition burden, with 2025 research urging nutrition literacy scales and participatory programs for rural-urban divides, especially in medical training. It is our goal to create an environment that nurtures both learning and innovation in the field of clinical nutrition”

The 9th Annual Clinical Nutrition Bootcamp concluded with an insightful and high-energy panel discussion featuring renowned experts: Hansa ji Yogendra (Yoga Guru), Dr Vatsal Kothari (Critical Care Specialist) Dr Vishwanathan Iyer (Bicycle Mayor), Ms Niti Desai (Nutritionist) and IPS Officer Krishna Prakash (Chief of Maharashtra Police’s Elite Force One Commando Unit). The session explored the intersection of mind, movement, nutrition, resilience, and critical care, offering the audience a rare 360-degree perspective on what it truly takes for the human body to thrive.