Yuvraj Singh Launches PROTOCOL32: 32 Supplements, One Sachet, Zero Guesswork
Cricket legend Yuvraj Singh introduces PROTOCOL32, a science-backed supplement sachet verified by blood tests. Learn how it works and how to apply.
Cricket legend and World Cup winner Yuvraj Singh has entered the wellness space with a bold new venture. Launched at The Bay Club in Mumbai, Yuvraj Singh PROTOCOL32 aims to disrupt the supplement industry by replacing the cluttered shelves of individual vitamin bottles with a single, science-backed daily sachet.
Instead of following fleeting health trends, PROTOCOL32 provides 32 different supplements in one daily dose, designed to work synergistically to support the body's core functions. The goal is to move away from the "trust me" model of wellness and move toward a "prove it" model based on clinical data.
The Science of 'Chains'
The core philosophy behind PROTOCOL32 is that nutrients do not work in isolation. The company refers to these interactions as "chains." For instance, the body cannot produce collagen with Vitamin C alone; it requires a combination of Vitamin C, glycine, and copper simultaneously.
The 32 ingredients—which include Creatine, Omega-3 DHA, CoQ10, Magnesium, Vitamin D3, Vitamin B12, Ashwagandha, Curcumin, NAC, Glycine, L-theanine, Bacopa, Saffron, Lutein, and Astaxanthin—are organized into 13 such chains. Together, they target 10 pillars of health, covering everything from brain function and sleep to heart health, liver support, joints, and skin.
"What you do quietly every day decides what your body can do later. I did not want to put my name on another bottle. I wanted to build something people can check in their own blood report," said Yuvraj Singh, Co-founder of PROTOCOL32.
Radical Transparency and Cost
In an industry often criticized for "proprietary blends" that hide exact dosages, PROTOCOL32 is opting for total transparency. Belwas of Ingex Labs, Co-founder of the venture, stated that every dose and specification is published on their website. This includes precise details, such as the ashwagandha root being standardized to 2.5% withanolides.
The company has even gone as far as disclosing the cost of raw materials. According to Belwas, the raw materials in a single sachet cost ₹38.30, a figure available for anyone to verify on their official platform.
Blood-Tested Results
One of the most distinct features of PROTOCOL32 is its insistence on measurement over belief. Rather than asking users to simply "feel" a difference, the company arranges and pays for blood tests for its members on Day 1 and Day 90. They track three critical markers:
- Homocysteine: High levels are linked to accelerated aging of the brain and heart.
- hs-CRP: A marker used to measure inflammation within the body.
- ALT and GGT: Liver enzymes that monitor how the body processes what is consumed.
Prashant Pitti, Founding Partner and Investor, revealed that the team actually rejected 74 popular ingredients—including shilajit and collagen powder—and published the scientific reasons why they were excluded.
How to Get Access
PROTOCOL32 is not available for open retail purchase. To maintain quality and precision, it is produced in small batches at an ISO and GMP certified facility by Ingex Labs in Nelamangala, Bengaluru, with every batch verified by an independent lab.
The product is currently available by invitation only via a subscription model. The first wave of invitations is being extended to a specific group, including:
- Athletes and Coaches
- Entrepreneurs and Creators
- Doctors and Dietitians
Those interested in joining can apply by sharing their profile at protocol32.com.
Expert Development
The supplement was co-developed with high-level scientific expertise, featuring Dr. Anurag Agrawal (Dean of Biosciences and Health Research at Ashoka University and former director of CSIR-IGIB) and Dr. Arpit Bansal (Director of Jeevan Jyoti Hospital, Prayagraj), who serves as the Scientific Advisor.