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July 3, 2015 By Ashwinkumar Rahate 3 Comments

Secrets of Muscle Building

 

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Most people whom I have come across in gyms want to only build muscles. But, after certain period of time the body stops giving results. In short, there is absolutely no improvement or change in the muscles and the body is just the same. In fact most end up losing muscle mass and seeing these results one gets de-motivated and stops going to the gym.

One needs to overcome such situations. I strongly believe in the statement, ‘losers never win and winners never quit’. So don’t give up and ahead with the following muscle building strategies

  • Scientific Workout Routine for Weight Training:

Scientific workout routine is very essential for muscle building. It should be a good combination of primary muscle group as well as secondary muscle group. Here, I would like to give the example of shoulder workout followed by the triceps workout. Every compound movement for the shoulder exercise, the triceps are working. So apply this formula to other muscle groups as well such as the back and biceps, chest and triceps.

 

  • Always start exercise with compound movement and end with isolation movement: In compound movement more than 1 joint are involved where as in isolation movement only a single joint is involved. We can start with the chest exercise with press movement and end with fly movement. In press movement, the muscles of the chest, shoulders and triceps are involved. The fly is the isolation movement here we target only the chest muscles.

 

  • Never neglect Cardio and Stretching

Cardiovascular exercise is very essential for muscle building. It helps to recover the muscle tissues. It helps to provide maximum oxygenated blood during the exercise. Instead of neglecting the cardio go for the no impact cardio exercise like elliptical or cycling. Good static stretches after workout will ensures the recovery of your muscles in the shortest possible time.

 

  • Nutrition

Balanced nutrition is very essential for muscle building. It’s applicable to one and all and not only to those who want to build the muscle. Try to consume healthy meals in regular intervals of 2 to 3 hours. Nutrition involves regular intake of breakfast, lunch, snacks, dinner, Pre workout meals and post workout meals and other meals.

 

  • Rest and recovery

Good rest and recovery ensures you good fat loss and muscle building .Muscles are growing during the rest and recovery .Whichever muscle and tissues utilised in a day get repaired during sleep and rest .

 

All the above guidelines will help you the maximum muscle growth.

January 16, 2015 By Aqsa Shaikh 3 Comments

Protein importance for muscles strength

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Sometimes we wonder how to build up protein, one very important thing that crops up in every human’s mind in terms of muscle development is “weight training” which is in a way correct, weight training is very important to build those muscles but diet is equally important. Wight training — creates microscopic tears in your muscles.

The nutrients you eat determine how well your muscles repair these tears and, in turn, how much strength you gain. Apart from eating healthful food, you must get enough sleep and eat frequent meals for the greatest muscular strength. Do you know that your fitness is 70% of your diet and 30% of your workouts?

For an example you have your vehicle, a car but you don’t have its key… Will you be able to drive the car? Absolutely not… Similarly, here the weight training is the car, and the key is your diet, a perfect amount of protein is very necessary for your muscle development. The most important nutrient in muscle repair, which allows your muscles to become stronger, is protein.

The Amount of protein for a sedentary person would be Approx 0.5 to 0.8 Grams, and for a active person who do rigorous activities, he needs at least 1.5 to 1 gram of protein for 1Kg. Protein is a macro nutrient necessary for the proper growth and function of the human body.. Any excess protein is turned into energy by the body. A deficiency in protein leads to muscle atrophy, and impaired functioning of the human body in general.

Ideal sources for building strength are complete protein sources, rather than incomplete proteins, states the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Complete proteins contain each of the nine essential amino acids. Sources include milk, yogurt, eggs, cheese, soy products, poultry, fish and meat. For the best benefit to your strength, consume a source of complete protein within 30 minutes of finishing your workout

Some of the good protein options are:-

1-Turkey and chicken breast

2-Fish ( tuna, salmon, halibut )

3-Cheese ( Non-fat mozzarella )

4-Lean beef ( Low fat )

5-Tofu

6-Beans ( Mature soy  beans )

7-Eggs ( Egg whites specially )

8-Yougurt, milk and soy milk

9-Nuts and seeds (Pumpkin and watermelon seeds, peanuts and almond )

So the next time you are going to prepare for your muscle build up, try to keep these things in mind. And keeping these things on track doesn’t mean that you avoid the other nutrients. They are equally important.

December 19, 2025 By GOQii Leave a Comment

India Leads in Longevity: GOQii Sanjeevini Named Top 40 in $101M XPRIZE

 

Advancing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of “Viksit Bharat” through Indian-led innovation in longevity, AI, and preventive health research.

Imagine a world where aging isn’t about slowing down, but about maintaining your vitality, strength, and sharpness well into your 80s and beyond. This isn’t just a dream—it’s the next frontier of science, and India is right at the helm.

In a defining moment for India’s scientific and digital-health ecosystem, GOQii’s Sanjeevini Project has been selected as one of the Top 40 semifinalists in the global $101 million XPRIZE Healthspan competition. This prestigious recognition positions our nation at the forefront of global longevity and healthy-aging research.

This achievement aligns perfectly with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of “Viksit Bharat 2047” and “Atmanirbhar Bharat”, showcasing how Indian R&D, clinical excellence, and digital innovation can shape the global future of health and longevity.

The Sanjeevini Program: An Operating System for a New Biological Future

Led by GOQii, the Sanjeevini initiative represents India’s most comprehensive and data-driven effort to extend human vitality. But Sanjeevini is not merely a study—it is the Operating System for a New Biological Future.

Powered by the proprietary A.L.I.V.E OS framework (Artificial Life Intelligence for Vitality Enhancement), Sanjeevini combines the power of:

  • Genomics & Microbiome Analytics
  • Real-time Biosensing
  • Neuroadaptive AI Systems

The goal? To rejuvenate biological processes, enhance vitality, and extend healthspan.

For participants aged 50–80, this means receiving deeply personalized nutrition, exercise, cognitive training, and supplementation plans directly through the GOQii platform. With AI-driven coaching, gamification, and community engagement, the program transforms complex longevity science into an accessible, measurable, and engaging lifestyle system.

Strength in Collaboration: A Unified Indian Consortium

The success of Sanjeevini is built on a powerful alliance of India’s leading institutions, experts, and innovators across science, medicine, and technology. This multidisciplinary consortium defines a new Indian model for translational longevity research.

  • Ashoka University (Trivedi School of Biosciences): Scientific leadership and study design.
  • Koita Centre for Digital Health (IIT Bombay): Advanced AI, analytics, and data modeling.
  • Tata 1mg: Nationwide diagnostic infrastructure and precision testing.
  • Decode Age: Advanced microbiome and longevity biomarker analytics.
  • Acrannolife Genomics: Patented cfDNA and molecular aging diagnostics.
  • NIMS, Jaipur: Clinical investigation site and medical supervisor.
  • Khayaal and GenWise: Partners for community engagement and social well-being for older adults.

Voices of the Consortium

Our partners are united by a single mission: to make healthy aging a measurable reality. Here is what the leaders of this initiative have to say:

“India has the talent, data, and determination to lead the next frontier of longevity science. Through the A.L.I.V.E OS framework, Sanjeevini brings together AI, genomics, and lifestyle intelligence to make vitality a measurable, achievable reality.” – Vishal Gondal, Founder & CEO, GOQii

“The future of aging is deeply personal, but powered by data. Sanjeevini fuses biological insight with behavioral intelligence, creating a system of continuous, adaptive care.” – Professor Anurag Agrawal, Dean, Trivedi School of Biosciences, Ashoka University

“Wearable sensor technology and advanced algorithms are revolutionizing preventive medicine. At Sanjeevini, we combine these innovations with cell-free DNA analytics to pioneer biological age management—we don’t just measure biological age, we actively influence it.” – Dr. Nirmal Punjabi, Koita Centre for Digital Health, IIT Bombay

“Tata 1mg is excited to contribute our diagnostic and lab expertise to the Sanjeevini initiative. We will provide comprehensive, reliable testing services – from blood work to genetic markers – to ensure that every participant’s plan is truly personalized.” – Prashant Tandon, CEO, Tata 1mg

“We’ve always believed prevention must go beyond advice. Sanjeevini delivers this belief through real-time personalization and measurable transformation.” – Luke Coutinho, Integrative Health Expert and Advisor to GOQii

“Most people accept ageing as fate, but we see it as a design. By supporting the Sanjeevini initiative in the XPRIZE healthspan challenge, Decode Age aims to show that healthspan can be built, measured and improved.” – Parth Amin, CEO, Decode Age

“Cell-free DNA offers an unprecedented window into the body’s biological aging process. Through our collaboration with GOQii Team Sanjeevini, we’re turning these insights into timely, personalized care.” – Avinash Ramani, Founder, Acrannolife Genomics

“This platform redefines scalable, outcomes-based care. It integrates precision diagnostics with behavior change in a way that has the potential to transform how global health systems manage aging populations.” – Amit Mookim, CEO, Immuneel Therapeutics & Strategic Advisor

The Next Frontier: Clinical Validation

GOQii Sanjeevini has now entered its first critical phase—a 60-day randomized controlled clinical trial (RCT).

  • Participants: 40 individuals aged 50–80.
  • Locations: 3 centers across Jaipur, Delhi, and Mumbai.
  • Goal: To assess measurable improvements in immunity, cognition, muscle strength, and biological age.

The trial has obtained Ethics Committee approval and follows strict Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines. The results will pave the way for a larger multi-site expansion planned for 2027–28, aiming to validate the A.L.I.V.E OS framework at a population scale.

India’s Global Leadership in Longevity Science

As longevity becomes the next trillion-dollar frontier, GOQii Sanjeevini cements India’s position as a global center for AI-driven, data-validated healthspan research. It embodies the transition from “Make in India” to “Research in India, for the World,” built on a foundation of ethics, evidence, and compassionate innovation.

GOQii Sanjeevini is India’s blueprint for the future—where artificial intelligence, genomics, and human ingenuity unite to unlock a longer, healthier, and more vibrant life for everyone.

Stay tuned to our blog for more updates on our journey to the XPRIZE finals!

To learn more about how GOQii is revolutionizing preventive health, explore our ecosystem or subscribe to GOQii’s Personalised Health Coaching here.

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December 4, 2025 By Mohammed Tufail Qureshi 4 Comments

Get children active and keep them healthy

GET CHILDREN ACTIVE AND KEEP THEM HEALTHYBeing physically fit has many benefits. This is not true of adults alone but also true for children. I remember as a child I would love to play in the outdoors. Every day my friends and I would spend at least an hour playing all kinds of games from football to cricket to various other physically taxing games. But, today its sad that we hardly see kids playing in the outdoors.

Children of today’s generation are born with technology gadgets around them and by the time they are 5-6 years of age they are so hooked to these gadgets such as Ipads or laptop or mobile phone etc. Most are gaming addicts and are interested in indoor and cyber games than playing in the outdoors.

But, sitting at home in front of the computer or playing on the Ipad or mobile phone is not good for children. These have a bad effect on the child’s physical strength, growth and fitness. Children should play in the outdoors and exert themselves in physical activities for at least an hour (60 minutes) daily. This is the minimum that a parent should see to it that the child follows. And, you’ll soon discover all the easy and enjoyable ways to help your child meet this regime. Encourage your child to participate in activities that are age-appropriate, enjoyable and offer variety!

Three types of physical activities are very important that every child must follow

1. Aerobic Activity
Aerobic activity should make up for most of your child’s 60 or more minutes of physical activity each day. This can include either moderate-intensity aerobic activity, such as brisk walking, or vigorous-intensity activity, such as running. Be sure to include vigorous-intensity aerobic activity at least 3 days per week.

2. Muscle Strengthening
Include muscle strengthening activities, such as gymnastics or push-ups, at least 3 days a week as part of your child’s 60 or more minutes.

3. Bone Strengthening
Bone-strengthening activities include jumping rope or running, at least 3 days a week as part of your child’s 60 or more minutes activities in the outdoors.

 Tips to help kids get active

** Encourage walking to school and getting active as a family

** Get them to cycle or run instead of getting a ride

** Ask them to walk the dog with you

** Have them carry the groceries from the market

** Encourage them to dance to their favourite music

** Replace computer and TV time with something active

** Build active opportunities into daily classroom routines and encourage students to join a school sport team

** Take kids to the playground or to the park to play

** Reduce screen time

This will help them to achieve the physical fitness and stay fit which will help them throughout their life.

We hope these tips on promoting physical activity and health among children prove valuable for both you and your child. If you found this information helpful, we’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments below. To explore more insights on children’s health, check out Healthy Reads or for further information or guidance, reach out to our certified experts by subscribing to GOQii’s Personalised Health Coaching here.

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Disclaimer: The information provided in this blog is for general awareness and educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for personalised medical guidance or concerns related to your health. Images shown are for representation purposes only and may not depict the exact recommendations or outcomes.

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