My story
At 29, I was diagnosed with diabetes. It was a wake-up call — the result of years of poor lifestyle choices and a stressful, sedentary career built around spreadsheets and deadlines. It also forced me to look honestly at my family's health history: my mother's long battle with diabetes, and my father's heart issues, which included a cardiac arrest at 55. Sitting in a hospital as his attendant was the first time I truly understood how disorganized and overwhelming health information is for most families — scattered across doctors, forums, and well-meaning but conflicting advice.
Rather than accept the diagnosis as a life sentence, I went looking for answers — in nutrition science, in fitness, in mental well-being, and in the Ayurvedic knowledge my own maternal grandfather had practiced for years, including pulse diagnosis (Nadi Parikshan) and traditional Ayurvedic nutrition. That search became a formal one: certifications in health coaching, yoga, and nutrigenomics, built on top of the analytical thinking I'd already spent a decade sharpening as a data scientist.
Today, I bring both worlds together. The same rigor I used for over ten years to validate risk models in banking and financial services now goes into reading your blood work, your genetic profile, and your daily patterns — so the plan I build with you is based on your data, not a generic chart.
Being Healthier Mission exists to be the trusted curator in a noisy world of health advice: taking what actually works from modern nutrition science, nutrigenomics, and Ayurvedic tradition, and turning it into a simple, personal plan you can actually follow.
