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Binu Jacob Updated - April 06, 2025 at 08:35 PM.

Diary of daily fitness

Binu Jacob, Managing Director and CEO, Experion Technologies

1. Morning walks: My day begins at 6.30 am with two large glasses of water and a walk along the Thames with wife Sabena and our dog Charlie. It’s a time for reflection, light exercise, and meaningful conversations before the day’s demands take over.

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2. Sustainable living: Growing up on my parents’ five-acre farm instilled respect for organic, locally-sourced food. I eat free-range milk/eggs and pesticide-free produce, like Kabini rice — sourced from Wayanad’s farmers.

3. Music for the soul: Trained in Carnatic vocal, I find joy in singing ghazals and film music. Music is my stress-buster and a passion I share with family — bonding over melodies and discussions on soulful musicians.

4. Intermittent fasting: My eating window is 11.30 am to 7.30 pm. Breakfast is wholesome — dosa, ragi, or chia seed pudding. Dinner is light, often probiotic yoghurt and millets, with grains only once a day usually.

5. Yoga and alternative medicine: Daily breathwork revitalises and cleanses my system, keeping mind and body in balance. I avoid synthetic medication, even common painkillers, and rely on natural remedies. Ayurveda is my preferred approach to healing and wellness.

(Binu Jacob is Managing Director and CEO, Experion Technologies)

Published on April 6, 2025 15:05

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