WHAT'S YOUR CUP SIZE

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Various cup/saucer sizes at JNI, (C)praveenjangira
'Come Amit, have a seat', said Vijay. And then he asked, so what's your cup size today 😉 ?

They both burst into laughter and later joined by me and Gopal. All of us had a good laugh for sometime and the discussion on the cup size continued...

This  is rather strange and uncomfortable question for most men, but not at JNI. Cusp size usually refers to the women's bra size and hence i said "uncomfortable question" for most men.

Amit was taken aback, so was Vijay when i posed this rather uncomfortable question to them on day one. Amit said "kya Praveen bhai aap bhi kaisee baat karte ho (what Praveen bhai, what are you talking)". Jindal Naturecure or JNI is a naturopathy centre which provides nature based remedies and natural treatment for most of the diseases. Along with the treatment, food and juices forma an integral and important part of the overall treatment.

At JNI, doctors prescribe certain different juices at different times of the day based on the treatments you are taking. Each of these juices are served in different glasses of cups and the cup size here refers to that cup size and not otherwise as you might be thinking 😉.

As part of the overall diet plan and detoxification requirements, we are prescribed (rather forcefully prescribed 😃) different types of juices everyday.. These juice includes Bitter-gourd juice, bottle-gourd juice, barley water, sattu-drink, wholesome juice etc to name a few. Each drink/juice  is given in a different cup or different cup size as we refer to it. It could be small, medium, big, in tea cup, in glass cup, in a glass etc. and not A, B, C types of cup as some of you naughty minds might be thinking.

Everyone initially feels little awkward but gets comfortable in a day or two and starts enjoying the conversation from day three or four. Its been almost a month now since we left JNI, but whenever we meet or speak, the cup size brings cheers on everyone's faces and no one will leave the opportunity to ask "Did your cup size increased now" 😂😂.





Read more about Jindal Naturecure on blog Health Vacation at Jindal Nature-cure Institute. 

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