Resource library
Everything we know,
written down.
White papers for the technical audience, case studies on how we built the facility, and plain-English guides for anyone who just wants to understand what they are buying. All free, none gated behind a form you will regret filling in.
White papers
Written for practitioners, formulators and anyone evaluating us as a supplier. Longer, denser, and referenced.
Cordyceps supply chain integrity in India
Why the same ingredient name on two labels can describe very different materials — species, part used, substrate carry-over, and what a certificate of analysis does and does not tell you.
Phospholipid-assisted delivery of fat-soluble vitamins
Why dose alone is a poor predictor of outcome for Vitamin D, how dispersion affects uptake, and the formulation trade-offs in an oral spray.
Case studies
How we actually built things, including what went wrong. More useful than a brochure and considerably more honest.
Backward integration: building a cordyceps facility in Haryana
Two years of R&D, one building, and what it actually bought us. Written up honestly, including the parts that took longer than planned.
Batch-level traceability: what it costs and why we do it anyway
Publishing a certificate of analysis per batch is unusual in Indian supplements. Here is the process behind it and the operational overhead it adds.
Guides
No prior knowledge assumed. These are the pages we would want a customer to read before buying anything.
Mitochondria, explained in five minutes
What they are, what they do, why the number of them matters, and where the research on cordyceps sits — including what has not been shown in humans.
Why Vitamin D levels run low in a country with this much sun
Sunlight rather than food is the main source, and how much your skin makes turns out to depend on rather a lot.
What a Vitamin D test measures, and why your doctor might order one
What 25(OH)D is, what the number means in general terms, and why your result is interpreted by your doctor and not by a supplement company.
Articles
Six things worth checking before you buy any supplement
Most of them cost nothing and several of them will save you the purchase entirely.
How to read a certificate of analysis
What the columns mean, which tests matter, and the difference between a supplier CoA and an in-house one.
Why none of this is behind a form.
Because a white paper you have to trade your phone number for is not a resource, it is a lead magnet. If what we have written is any good, you will come back on your own. If it is not, a form was never going to save it.