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In this Indonesian-language monologue, Gobind Vashdev (also referred to as Gobind Vasudev) shares a practical method to make rice healthier by reducing its caloric absorption and glycemic impact. He begins by explaining his personal concern about weight, diabetes, and related diseases, emphasizing the need to lower the calories and glycemic index (GI) of a staple food he eats daily. The method consists of three main steps: (1) soak the uncooked rice for several hours (up to a day) after washing to remove undesirable compounds and improve texture; (2) for each cup of rice, add one tablespoon of virgin coconut oil (VCU) into the rice cooker, stir the mixture, and cook as usual, noting that the oil coats the grains and impedes calorie absorption, with research suggesting a 10‑15% reduction in absorbed calories (up to 50‑60% for certain rice varieties); (3) after cooking, do not eat the rice immediately—let it cool to room temperature, then refrigerate for 4‑8 hours or even freeze it. This cooling process further lowers the GI of the rice. When ready to eat, reheat the rice in an oven, stovetop, or microwave. The combined approach aims to keep the eater satiated while delivering fewer calories and a blunted blood‑sugar spike, thereby supporting weight management and diabetes prevention. The speaker concludes with a friendly sign‑off.











