Want to Beat Lifestyle Diseases? Treat the Lifestyle, Not Just the Disease.

Personalized & Scientific Solutions Are Key!

The Growing Crisis of Lifestyle Diseases

Lifestyle diseases are fast becoming a global epidemic. From diabetes to heart disease, obesity to hypertension, millions of people worldwide are suffering from conditions that could have been prevented.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 71% of all global deaths are now attributed to non-communicable diseases (NCDs), also known as lifestyle diseases. These include heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes, and chronic lung disease.

In India alone, NCDs account for 60% of all deaths, primarily due to unhealthy diets, lack of physical activity, and harmful lifestyle habits such as smoking and excessive alcohol consumption.

Traditional medical interventions target the symptoms of these diseases rather than addressing their root cause: lifestyle choices. We live in a world where it’s easier to prescribe a pill than to fix what’s really wrong—the way we live. People are caught in a vicious cycle, managing diseases with medications while ignoring the underlying behavioral patterns that continue to harm their health.

It's becoming clearer with each passing day that this approach isn’t working. More medications, more surgeries, and more hospital visits aren’t stopping lifestyle diseases from taking lives and reducing quality of life.

The root of the problem lies in lifestyle—and the only way to effectively treat these diseases is by transforming the lifestyle itself.

The Inefficiency of Generic Solutions and Its Cost

The traditional healthcare system operates on a reactive model: wait for a problem to emerge and then treat it. We’ve seen this in countless cases where diseases like diabetes or hypertension are diagnosed, and the immediate response is medication.

But what happens after the initial intervention? Many patients continue living the same way, leading to further health complications.

In India, it’s estimated that over 77 million people are living with diabetes, and yet, the number continues to rise every year. A similar trend exists for heart disease and obesity.

This approach fails to consider the individual nuances of each person’s health. 

Take, for example, two individuals diagnosed with the same condition, such as high cholesterol.

One might have a genetic predisposition that complicates their cholesterol levels, while the other’s condition might stem purely from lifestyle factors.

Treating both with the same medication regimen overlooks these critical differences, leading to suboptimal results.

Case studies have shown that patients with diabetes who rely solely on medication without addressing lifestyle changes continue to face severe complications, such as nerve damage, kidney disease, and heart disease.

For instance, a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) found that individuals who made significant lifestyle changes, such as diet modification and exercise, had a 58% lower incidence of developing Type 2 diabetes compared to those who did not.

These generic health approaches cost not only in terms of money but also in terms of physical, emotional, and mental health.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Americans spend over $327 billion annually on diabetes care alone. That’s a colossal amount for a disease that, in many cases, could have been prevented or managed more effectively with lifestyle interventions.

In India, healthcare expenses for lifestyle diseases burden families, often pushing them into debt. Families end up spending more on managing complications from diseases like hypertension and heart disease than on preventive measures.

The question arises: Why aren’t we treating the cause instead of just the symptoms?

Solution : Personalized, Scientific Solutions – The Key to Beating Lifestyle Diseases

The good news is that we can break this cycle. Treating the lifestyle—not just the disease—is the future of healthcare. And the best way to do this is through personalized, scientific, and research-based solutions tailored to each individual’s unique genetic and metabolic profile.

This is where EPLIMO™ comes into play, a groundbreaking personalized lifestyle management program designed to tackle the root cause of lifestyle diseases by providing precise, science-backed lifestyle modifications based on an individual’s geno-metabolic profile.

The Science Behind EPLIMO™: Personalized Wellness Through DNA Analysis

EPLIMO™ takes a highly personalized approach by decoding your DNA and metabolic profile. This approach is crucial because two individuals may react entirely differently to the same diet, exercise, or even stress management techniques.

Some might thrive on a high-protein diet, while others could suffer from it. Similarly, while one person may benefit from high-intensity cardio workouts, another may find them harmful to their heart due to genetic predispositions.

Through EPLIMO™, you gain access to an individualized health plan that includes personalized diet, fitness, and lifestyle recommendations.

It’s a scientific program that examines over 250+ health conditions through geno-metabolic analysis, AI, Machine Learning and genetic experts to create a plan based on your unique DNA.

Here’s how It works:

1. Genetic Testing: By analyzing your DNA, EPLIMO™ evaluates potential risks for various lifestyle diseases, nutrient deficiencies, and metabolic issues.

This data is essential in designing a diet plan that suits your body’s specific needs.

2. Metabolic Assessment: Through an online assessment, EPLIMO™ examines how your body processes food and uses energy. It helps in identifying metabolic irregularities that might be contributing to weight gain, diabetes, or heart disease.

3. Personalized Lifestyle Modification Plan: Once your genetic and metabolic profiles are assessed, a customized plan is developed. This includes dietary recommendations, exercise routines, and even stress management techniques designed to optimize your health outcomes.

The data-backed results speak for themselves. A study published in Nature found that personalized nutrition based on genetic information significantly improved blood sugar levels in participants with diabetes compared to those following a standard dietary approach.

Another study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition reported that participants on a genetically tailored diet lost more weight and maintained healthier metabolic functions than those on a traditional diet.

Why EPLIMO™ Stands Out: Real-World Success Stories

EPLIMO™ has already transformed the lives of over 10,000 individuals.

Take the case of Ajay(name privacy) a 45-year-old software professional who had been struggling with obesity, borderline diabetes, and high blood pressure.

After following a generic diet and exercise plan recommended by his physician for six months, he saw only minor improvements. 

It wasn’t until Ajay enrolled in EPLIMO™ and received his personalized lifestyle plan that things began to change.

Ajay’s DNA analysis revealed that he had a genetic variant linked to poor fat metabolism. As a result, his body wasn’t responding well to the high-fat, low-carb diet he had been following.

His personalized EPLIMO™ plan switched him to a balanced diet with controlled carbs and moderate fats, along with a specific exercise regimen tailored to his metabolic profile.

Within three months, Ajay saw remarkable changes—he lost 15 kg, his blood sugar normalized, and his blood pressure dropped significantly.

It's Not MAGIC, It's Science.

Similarly, Rani(name privacy), a 36-year-old mother of two, struggled with chronic fatigue and stress-related weight gain. Her EPLIMO™ profile indicated she was deficient in key nutrients like magnesium and vitamin D, contributing to her low energy levels. 

Her personalized plan incorporated targeted supplements, stress-reducing exercises like yoga, and a nutrition plan rich in the missing nutrients. 

The result? A significant boost in her energy levels and a steady weight loss of 10 kg over four months.

These success stories aren’t isolated incidents—they are backed by science. Research from the Journal of Personalized Medicine suggests that DNA-based personalized health interventions have a 35% higher success rate in improving health outcomes compared to generalized interventions.

The Future of Healthcare: Personalized, Preventive, and Effective

EPLIMO™ represents the future of healthcare—one that moves away from treating symptoms and instead focuses on preventing diseases by addressing the root cause: lifestyle. 

The scientific rigor behind EPLIMO™, combined with real-world success stories, makes it a game-changer in the fight against lifestyle diseases.

Imagine a future where India is free from the epidemic of lifestyle diseases. Where people live longer, healthier, wealthier, happier and more productive lives well into their 70s and 80s. 

According to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), lifestyle diseases like heart disease and diabetes are set to cause a $6 trillion economic burden in India by 2030 if left unchecked. 

But with personalized preventive solutions like EPLIMO™, we can drastically reduce this burden, saving not just lives but also our economy.

Conclusion: Take Control of Your Health with Personalized Solutions

If you’re still relying on generic health advice, it’s time to make a shift. Treating the disease is no longer enough. The key to beating lifestyle diseases lies in treating the lifestyle itself. 

Personalized, scientifically-backed solutions like EPLIMO™ are not just a trend—they are the future of healthcare.

Don’t wait for a diagnosis to make a change. Be proactive. Understand your body, personalize your approach, and take control of your health today.

This is a call to action not just for individuals, but for families, communities, and nations. Personalized lifestyle solutions are the only sustainable path to a healthier, wealthier, and happier life. 

Start with EPLIMO™, and begin your journey towards true wellness today.

Scientific Sources:

1. Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)

2. Nature

3. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition

4. Journal of Personalized Medicine

5. Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)