BEFORE PRODUCT USE
OJASHRI / THE 180 PROTOCOL
Blood samples.
Before use.
Six months later.
Ojashri collects employee blood samples before wellness product use, supplies groundnut oil, and collects a second set after six months. Updated, anonymised company data can support insurance discussions.
TO READ THE STORY
THE FRAMEWORK
Simple to start.
Personal by design.
A six-month cycle of voluntary blood sampling, wellness product supply and follow-up reporting for participating employees.
OVER SIX MONTHS
Supply wellness products.
AFTER SIX MONTHS
Collect follow-up blood samples.
UNDERSTANDING THE REPORT
Read the signal.
Not a verdict.
Colour helps organise the report at a glance. The testing lab and your doctor set the context.
Discuss with your doctor.
Worth monitoring.
Within the lab's range.
| MARKER | DAY 0 | DAY 180 | READING |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Cholesterol | 000 | 000 | Out of range |
| LDL | 000 | 000 | Borderline |
| HDL | 000 | 000 | In range |
| Triglycerides | 000 | 000 | Borderline |
| HbA1c | 0.0 | 0.0 | In range |
Reference ranges are set by the testing lab and your doctor. This page does not provide medical advice.
PRIVACY FIRST
Personal numbers
stay personal.
- Individual results are shared only with the employee.
- Employers receive aggregate, anonymised data only.
- Participation is voluntary. Data handled per India's DPDP Act.
- Consent is collected from each participant before testing.
FOR YOUR ORGANISATION
Employee insights.
Company conversations.
Companies can use updated aggregate data to negotiate with insurers. Premiums and coverage remain subject to insurer assessment; no reduction or health improvement is guaranteed. No identifiable employee reports are included in company summaries.
THE EVIDENCE
What the literature says
about the category.
Source: peer-reviewed literature (PubMed/PMC). Results from clinical studies on the oil category; not a claim about any specific product, and not a claim of treatment or cure.
Source: peer-reviewed literature (PubMed/PMC). Results from clinical studies on the oil category; not a claim about any specific product, and not a claim of treatment or cure.
GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you
begin.
START THE CONVERSATION
Start with your employees.
Follow up in six months.
Discuss your company's baseline blood collection, wellness product supply and six-month follow-up. Participation is voluntary.
Food product. Not a medicine. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. The program measures individual change; it does not promise any health outcome.