Abhijit Chakrabarty cannot be called only a certified nutritionist. The nutritionist from a renowned UK-based health Institute has not only a profound knowledge of nutrition. The resident of north Kolkata is a nutritionist with exception, who asks the sports fraternity to come out of the typical mindset on the treatment in nutritional part that has been dominant over the years across the country as well as the state.

When at a time Abhijit Chakrabarty is advising the sports fraternity to look for naturally made organic food and supplements, the world of sports is consciously influenced by performance-enhancing chemically-made steroids. Chakrabarty admitted, "They are not like common people. They need to be at the pinnacle of fitness to perform to win a medal. That is why they need these drugs. They are in a constant battle for titles and that is why they even cannot make research on banned drugs. But what happens after those medal-winning players' journey ends at a certain time? The diseases start attacking the bodies and gradually the bodies get damaged in severe ways. Does the glamorous world care for them at that time? That is why, I believe days will come when the sports fraternity across the world will understand and shrug off their traditional belief on nutrition and try to take the help of naturally made organic food."

He was asked about the remedies for several hundreds of sportspersons who are forced to quit from their respective games due to injuries, Abhijit explained, "Compared to common people, the pressure on the ligaments, tendons, and the joints in the case of the sportsmen and women is exorbitant. The muscles of a sports person break more often compared to the common people. Naturally, they need to care for those parts of the body. They must need to spare at least a day every week for rehab exercise to avoid injuries. The rehab exercises should be specific according to discipline. Additionally, they must have to care for nutrition. They need Protein mandatorily. A common man needs at least 1.8 gram per one Kilogram body weight protein. In the case of a sportsperson the amount should be at least 2 grams per one kilogram body weight every day. This apart, the people related to sports need anti-inflammatory nutrients like Omega-3, Vitamin-C, Vitamin-D, and Vitamin-E. They even need quality fat, not the fat that belongs in junk food. Today, it is almost impossible to have all these ingredients in pure form from the 'so-called adulterated' food, available in the market. That is why my suggestion to the sports persons is that they should look at 'organic' supplements where the ingredients are plant-based." 

Even Abhijit is opposed to sticking to Whey Protein Powder which has been a trend nowadays for sportspersons and among the section of common people also. He explained, "It is not mandatory for a player to take Whey Protein for the development of muscles and energy. The player has to care for protein intake. The player has to observe whether the protein which he or she is taking is helping them to gain nine amino acids. That is mandatory. The human body can itself build up the remaining amino acids which are needed. 

When asked how the players of different disciplines will try to keep them physically fit amidst the ongoing scorching heat where they are bound to perform, the experienced nutritionist's advise them to depend on the water and electrolyte but not on the powder packets available in the market. 

He said, "They can make electrolyte water from home with a balanced mixture of salt and sugar. They can make a drink containing little grist also." But the more interesting part of his advice was to sip water even during the training. He explained, "There are many trainers and nutritionists who forbid his students to sip water during the training. This is completely wrong. Any player can sip water during the training whenever he or she will be thirsty."