Your body speaks data.
Hack your health.
D-Human tests your blood, gut and body, has a doctor review the results, and recommends supplements only where your markers point. Then we retest to show what moved.
Most people buy supplements blind.
Research across 2.2 lakh lab tests in 27 Indian cities found 76% of people deficient in vitamin D. Yet most supplements in India are chosen from ads and influencers, by people who have never seen their own number.
The result is the wrong product, the wrong dose, and no way to tell whether any of it worked. D-Human starts with the number.
Every square is one personIllustrative profile
- Vitamin D–
- Vitamin B12–
- Ferritin–
- Magnesium–
- hsCRP–
Tap a square, or pick at random, to see what one person's markers showed and what their stack would hold.
Test first. Supplement second.
Four steps, and then the loop starts again with your new numbers. Tap a step to see it on the phone.
A phone plays D-Human's app: tests collected at home, a doctor-reviewed report with three markers flagged, vitamin D explained in plain words, a stack of three supplements matched to those markers from clean-label brands, and a retest where two markers are back in range.
Blood, urine, gut and more. Most of it from home.
We recommend a supplement only when a marker points to it. No test result, no pitch.
Food and sleep come first. Brands in the stack have to clear a clean-label bar: third-party tested, every ingredient and dose on the label, FSSAI licensed and traceable by batch.