Startups, Inito and Jeevam Health are good options to manage Thyroid in these pandemic times – World Thyroid Day Special Feature

Thyroid ailments impact lives of millions of people. World Thyroid Day is celebrated each year on 25th May to spread awareness about how to live healthily by managing thyroid disorders well. This special feature covers two Indian startups that are helping people manage their condition with their easy-to-use models particularly in these Covid times.

Every manageable ailment has taken a backseat as people are very fearful in this second corona wave about stepping out. However, neglecting other ailments like thyroid disorders is not at all wise. You can take help of the following two thyroid managing options so that you are healthy on this front. Apart from thyroid, the two health options featured here would also help you in taking control of many other ailments. Startups like Inito and Jeevam Health  are boons in these testing times.

Inito is a medical technology start-up based in Bangalore. It has developed a device that allows diagnostic tests for thyroid disorders and other ailments like diabetes, fertility, vitamin deficiency, etc., and for that matter even STDs and infections like these. This device is easy to use and can be connected to the smartphone. Inito is backed by good investors like Y Combinator and many others in the US, Singapore & India. It's an app that collects data from the body and provides personalized inputs concerning lifestyle modification and treatment. So far it has helped millions of people to become healthier by the insights through the device.

This device is particularly helpful in these testing times when people are stepping out of home, only when it is necessary to do so or during an emergency. In such a situation, manageable health conditions can very well be taken care of with devices like Inito. We get lazy in monitoring our health but when something is connected to our smartphone, monitoring becomes easier as our smartphones are always in our hands. The testimony of the effectiveness of the health product can be gauged from the fact that Inito has won design awards like India Design Mark, CII Design Award, and the Japanese Good Design Award. Team Inito is a young dynamic team led by Ayush Rai and Varun AV.


Jeevam Health has one thing in common with Inito. The common thread is that it too is backed up by the investor – Y Combinator. Jeevam healthcare provides online consultations in medical conditions like thyroid disorders, diabetes, autoimmunity problems, hypertension, cholesterol, and PSA. In-depth analysis of a patient’s health is done to treat ailments from their roots. An individualistic approach is applied and every case has its unique treatment plan. The connection of Jeevam Health with its patients does not end here. There is continuous hand holding till a patient’s health goal is met. Since it is an online treatment solution, patients from any geographical location can get in touch with experts. Jeevam Health has a good number of testimonials that boast of how effective the treatment plans have been. Dr. Anis Musa, Dr. Ashwani Garg, and Rashi Mathur who all are experts in Functional medicine are at the forefront of this initiative.

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