Type 2 · Pre-diabetes · Supervised weight loss

See what your body is actually doing.

A sensor that shows your glucose through the day. A dietitian who plans around your kitchen. A named physician who decides the medicine — not an app.

Day 0Clinical baseline and safety screen
48 hrsTo your first diet plan
Same dayOn anything urgent
The Shukra Fit app showing today's glucose reading, an eight-hour trace and the day's tasks.
Your glucose, live Read from the sensor on your arm, not a finger-prick.
Anything urgent Goes to a named doctor, not to a chatbot.
  • Your care team speaks
  • English
  • ગુજરાતી
  • हिन्दी
  • मराठी
  • বাংলা
  • தமிழ்
  • తెలుగు

Why this matters in India

100 million+

People living with diabetes in India.

15.1%

Adult prevalence — roughly one adult in seven.

Years

Glucose that stays high quietly damages vessels long before symptoms appear.

Population figures describe the problem, not this programme's results. We publish no outcome figure without a source and a denominator.

What we will and won't say

Diabetes care for all; a remission claim only for eligible Type 2 diabetes, after a physician assessment.

Remission means an HbA1c below 6.5% for at least three months without glucose-lowering medication. That is the definition — nothing more.

Remission is not cure.

Continue at least annual glycaemic and complication monitoring. Remission can end; monitoring is how you would know early. You will not find a success rate on this page, because a number without a denominator and a source is not evidence.

How the programme runs

One owner, one next review date, one escalation rule — at every stage.

  1. 01

    Enrol

    Eligibility, consent and referral source.

  2. 02

    Baseline

    Diagnosis, HbA1c, BP, weight, medicines and risk.

  3. 03

    Assign

    Remission-eligible T2D, complex T2D, or T1D.

  4. 04

    Activate

    Physician prescription, nutrition therapy, education, activity and device.

  5. 05

    Adapt

    Weekly patterns, adherence, safety and physician-led changes.

  6. 06

    Sustain

    3, 6 and 12-month outcomes, relapse prevention and transition.

Review cadence

Day 0 Clinical baseline and safety screen
Days 3–7 Onboarding and your first plan
Week 2 Pattern review and corrections
Month 1 Adherence, weight and medication review
Month 3 HbA1c, then intensify or de-intensify the pathway
Month 6 / 12 Outcome report, then sustain or transition

Same-day escalation

These do not wait for your next appointment.

  • Severe or recurrent hypoglycaemia
  • Ketones, vomiting or dehydration
  • Pregnancy
  • Acute illness
  • A medication adverse event
  • Rapidly worsening glucose

What is in the programme

Twelve services, one connected team.

Doctor consultation

One-to-one clinical guidance.

Diagnostic tests

Fasting • PP • HbA1c • advanced diabetic package.

CGM monitoring

Continuous glucose insights.

Face vitals app

Convenient daily vital checks.

GI incident assistance

Timely support when needed.

Diabetes care plan

A personalised care roadmap.

Patient webinars

Learn directly from experts.

Dedicated dietitian

Personal nutrition guidance.

Customised diet plan

Designed around the individual.

AI carb counting

Smarter everyday food decisions.

Personal yoga trainer

Guided lifestyle and movement.

24×7 patient chatbot

Daily query support, anytime.

Before anything else

Five vitals from a 90-second face scan.

No device, no charge, no account. Hold still in good light and the app estimates five signals, then flags anything worth a second look to your care team.

An estimate, not a medical measurement. Accuracy varies with lighting and skin tone — we publish our numbers.

Start with the free scan
78bpm

Heart rate

97%

Oxygen saturation

14/min

Breathing rate

38ms

Heart rate variability

Raised

Stress signal

Inside the app

Four screens that do the actual work.

Not a dashboard of numbers you have to interpret. Every figure comes with the sentence that explains it, and anything urgent leaves the app and reaches a person.

The app showing five vitals estimated from a face scan, each with a plain-language note.

A 90-second face scan

Five signals, each with a sentence — and the words “an estimate, not a medical measurement” on the result itself.

The app reading a thali photo into portions and carbohydrate, with a predicted glucose curve.

Photograph the thali

Portions in katori and roti, not grams. Then the curve it expects — so two hours later you can see whether it was right.

A fourteen-day ambulatory glucose profile with time-in-range metrics.

Fourteen days at a glance

The same ambulatory glucose profile your doctor reads, in plain language or clinical view.

A full-screen low-glucose warning with three numbered steps and an emergency call button.

When glucose goes low

Everything else stops. Three steps in large type, a doctor notified, and a promised call time.

What a sensor lets you test

The same meal, on two different people.

Your dietitian changes one thing at a time and watches what your own body does with it — white rice against dalia, this week against last. That is an experiment with one participant: you. It is the difference between a food list written for everybody and a plan built from your own readings.

Illustrative glucose response after two meals An illustrative comparison of post-meal glucose over two hours. The white-rice curve rises to a higher peak near sixty minutes; the dalia curve rises later and lower and stays within the target band. Target range 100 140 180 meal 30 min 60 min 90 min 120 min

White rice — peaks higher, and sooner

Dalia — a later, lower rise that stays in range

Illustrative curves showing the shape of the comparison, not a patient's readings and not a result you should expect. Two people eating the same food can get different curves — which is the whole reason the test is run on you rather than assumed from a chart.

Where the AI sits

Three assistants. Every one of them answers to a person.

AI vitals app

A guided face scan estimates five signals — heart rate, SpO₂, respiratory rate, stress and heart-rate variability — and flags exceptions for the care team to review.

Continuous visibility between scheduled consultations.

AI Rx intelligence

Protocol-led prescription decision support. The AI ranks suitable pathways; your doctor tallies, modifies and counsels.

Governed by a senior endocrinology advisory board.

AI diet intelligence

Condition-specific nutrition for cardiac, renal, retinopathy and diabetes profiles. A meal photo becomes a carb and GI estimate.

Governed by a senior dietitian advisory board.

AI proposes; qualified doctors and dietitians validate. Protocol governance, treatment decisions and escalation remain human-led.

Your care team

Four roles, defined by who carries the clinical authority.

Physician / RMO

Clinical authority

Diagnosis, medication decisions, contraindications, adverse-event review and high-risk escalation.

Red flags: same day

Dietitian + educator

Plan and safety

Medical nutrition therapy, regional meal plans, CGM interpretation, device technique, hypoglycaemia and sick-day education.

Initial plan: within 48 hours

Care coach

Behaviour execution

Weekly goals, reminders, motivational support, food and activity logging, and adherence exceptions.

Early phase: 1–2 contacts a week

Coordinator + specialists

Continuity

Appointments, renewals, pharmacy coordination and referral closure to nephrology, cardiology, OBGYN or endocrinology.

Referrals tracked to closure

Clinical governance sits with an advisory board of senior endocrinologists, who set the protocols, the prescription rules and the escalation thresholds the team works to.

Which pathway is yours

We confirm the diagnosis first, then assign the safest objective.

Type 1 diabetes / LADA

Insulin-safety pathway

CGM or SMBG, a diabetes educator, and insulin–food–activity coordination.

No remission claim is made on this pathway.

High-risk or complex Type 2

Control and organ protection

Physician-led, with CGM where it is useful and a specialist dietitian when triggered.

The objective is safe control, not remission.

Remission-candidate Type 2

Intensive weight management

Medication change is made only by a physician, never by the app or the programme.

Eligibility is confirmed by a physician before any remission claim is made.

Programmes

Three ways in. Every one includes the digital care layer.

Most chosen

Core diabetes reversal

₹12,999

12 months

12-month Type 2 diabetes reversal programme.

  • Physician-led pathway with three scheduled reviews a year
  • Dedicated dietitian and a customised regional diet plan
  • Continuous glucose monitoring and CGM pattern review
  • Diagnostic tests — fasting, PP, HbA1c and the advanced diabetic panel
  • Care coach, diabetes educator and personal yoga trainer
  • 24×7 patient chatbot and the Shukra Fit app
Check your eligibility

GLP-1 assisted

₹15,999

4 months · ₹22,999 for 6 months

Clinically governed metabolic weight-loss pathway.

  • Rx-only GLP-1 under physician governance
  • Titration and adverse-event monitoring
  • Protein-target and side-effect support from your dietitian
  • Continuous glucose monitoring throughout
  • 24×7 patient chatbot and the Shukra Fit app
Check your eligibility

Integrated plan

From ₹19,999

4 months

Diabetes reversal together with GLP-1 assisted weight loss.

  • Everything in the reversal pathway
  • Everything in the GLP-1 pathway
  • One care team coordinating both
Check your eligibility

CGM + the Shukra Fit app

Precision feedback, care follow-up and 24-hour support. Included with every package.

Programme fee only — sensors beyond the first, medicines and lab tests beyond those listed are always billed separately, and we will say so again at checkout. GLP-1 medication is prescription-only and dispensed against a valid prescription.

Answers

The questions people actually ask.

If yours is not here, a care coordinator will answer it on your callback — including the ones where the answer is “this programme is not right for you”.

Can type 2 diabetes be reversed?

For some people with type 2 diabetes, yes — and the word has a precise meaning. Remission is an HbA1c below 6.5% for at least three months without glucose-lowering medication. It is not cure: diabetes can return, which is why at least annual monitoring continues either way. Whether you are a candidate is a decision a physician makes after assessing you, not something a programme can promise in advance.

What is a CGM, and why does the programme use one?

A continuous glucose monitor is a small sensor worn on the arm that reads your glucose through the day, instead of a few finger-pricks. It shows what your own body does after your own meals — which is how your dietitian can test one change at a time, such as white rice against millets, and see the answer for you rather than in general.

Do I have to take GLP-1 medication?

No. The core reversal programme does not include GLP-1. The GLP-1 pathway is a separate, prescription-only option for clinically supervised weight loss, and a physician decides whether it is appropriate for you. Titration and side-effect monitoring are part of that pathway.

I have type 1 diabetes. Can I join?

Yes, on the insulin-safety pathway — CGM or glucose monitoring, a diabetes educator, and coordination of insulin with food and activity. We make no remission claim on this pathway, because that is not what the evidence supports for type 1 diabetes.

Who changes my medicines?

A physician, and only a physician. The app, the coach and the dietitian never change a prescription. Many people on the programme do reduce medication over time, but that decision is always the doctor’s.

What does the face scan actually measure?

It estimates five signals from a 90-second scan — heart rate, oxygen saturation, breathing rate, heart-rate variability and a stress signal. An estimate, not a medical measurement. Accuracy varies with lighting and skin tone — we publish our numbers.

What happens in an emergency?

Severe or recurrent low glucose, ketones, vomiting or dehydration, pregnancy, acute illness, a medication side effect, or rapidly worsening glucose all get a same-day clinical response. The app routes anything urgent straight to a named doctor rather than answering it itself. For a medical emergency, call 108.

What is not included in the programme fee?

The programme fee covers the care. Sensors beyond the first, medicines and lab tests beyond those listed are billed separately, and we say so again at checkout rather than after.

Start here

Check if the programme fits you

Tell us how to reach you. A care coordinator calls within one working day, asks a few screening questions, and books you a seat on the next physician-led webinar. No payment at this stage.

  • A physician confirms eligibility before you enrol — enrolment is provisional until then.
  • We say so plainly if the programme is not right for you, and show the pathway that is.
  • Your details are used to contact you about the programme. Nothing else, unless you ask.

We call from a Shukra Fit number, once.

What brings you here?

By requesting a callback you accept our privacy policy. This form is not for medical emergencies — if you feel unwell now, call 108.