In 2017, when Sahil Pruthi’s mother faced a near-fatal brain condition, the world stood still.
But instead of leaving things to chance, he made a decision most don’t — To understand what the system missed.
While his peers climbed career ladders, Sahil paused everything. For nine months, he immersed himself in nutrition science, cellular healing, and disease reversal.
Not as a doctor, but as a builder. A problem-solver.
The result? His mother’s full recovery — without dependency on endless pills. That was the beginning of what the world now knows as Livofy (formerly Keto India).
Built on first principles, not pharma. Focused on root-cause recovery, not symptom suppression. And entirely bootstrapped — by design.
When he pitched on Shark Tank India, he got all four sharks onboard. ₹1.6 crore for 16% — the highest deal offered at that time.
But Sahil didn’t take it. Why? Because belief > valuation. He knew where Livofy was headed.
Today:
→ Raised $550K independently
→ Accepted into Stanford Seed
→ Serving 25+ countries
→ Solving PCOS, obesity, and diabetes — not selling meal plans, but building protocols
Sahil didn’t invent a new product. He rebuilt trust in a broken system.
What’s one founder story that made you rethink the way we approach “healthcare” in India?
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