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Hey folks Would you buy a drinking water bottle which contains herbal extract that doesn’t change the colour, odour, and taste of the water but can improve your liver health which is beneficial for healthy skin, fatty liver and enormous uses and pri

Hey folks !!! I have a question, we have tested our product that is herbal infused water for better liver health and digestion with no or negligible alterations in taste, colour or odour and got very good results. To commercialise our product i need

Sugar may taste sweet, but it’s the root of so many bitter truths about health. Did you know: - Sugar in your blood? Diabetes. - Sugar in your brain? Dementia. - Sugar in your teeth? Cavities. - Sugar in your liver? Fatty liver. - Sugar in your

Colour! Size! Changing! Clothes!+Footwear! Base: simple cloth without any cool colour Skin: a thin colour cloth which can be added to the base Size: assembleable parts of base cloth 1.Base + MultipleColourDesignSkins example: Right now i got aroun

Need some advice regarding cold emailing. As a fresher it is really difficult to land full time employment roles by just applying on LinkedIn/ job portals. We need to stand out by showcasing that we're really interested in a particular job... I've

Review and give feedback on this India needs to be more sensitive towards its "Diabetic" problem: Could "Daily consumable sugar control+additional nutrients" powder be the solution With over 101 million diabetics and 136 million pre-diabetics (IC

Meet the man who sold milk on a cycle before building a 16,000 CR company. 1. Born in the slums of Ghatkopar in Mumbai, Rizwan Sajan lived such a poor life that he shared a bathroom with forty people. However, his luck changed when his father won th

Started as a teacher from a village and built two companies of 50,000 CR. 1. Born in the small village of Hansi, Haryana, Anil Gupta made everyone proud when he went to BITS Pilani. Owing to his love for computers and electronics, he started his ca

Koo's founder on :- Why do so few startups succeed? Startups are tough and most fail. Very few make it. But why? Because they need many things to come together for them to become successful. Startups are trying to do in 2 years what regular business