Clean food

The deeper you look, the darker it gets

The Truth We Were Never Told

Most people don’t know what’s really inside their food — not because they don’t care, but because the system hides it well. This page is a living resource: facts, science, banned toxins, and clean food principles, all in one place.

Six hidden invaders in your food

Each one damages you differently.

Pesticide Residue
Pesticide Residue

Linked to infertility and gut damage.

Includes DDT, glyphosate, and organophosphates. These chemicals are designed to kill pests but can accumulate in the food chain, impacting human health over time.

Heavy Metals
Heavy Metals

Found in milk, grains, and packaged foods.

Lead, arsenic, and cadmium from industrial pollution contaminate soil and water, entering our food supply and posing risks to neurological and kidney health.

Hormones & Antibiotics
Hormones & Antibiotics

Disrupts the endocrine system.

Used in conventional dairy and poultry to boost growth and yield, residues can lead to antibiotic resistance and hormonal imbalances in humans.

Food Additives
Food Additives

Includes tartrazine, sodium benzoate.

Synthetic colors, flavors, and preservatives are often used to enhance appeal and shelf life but are linked to hyperactivity, allergies, and other health issues.

Plastic Leachates
Plastic Leachates

BPA and phthalates from containers.

Chemicals from plastic packaging can migrate into food, especially when heated, acting as endocrine disruptors that affect reproductive health.

Post-Harvest Chemicals
Post-Harvest Chemicals

Carbide, ethylene, and sulfur fumigation.

Used to artificially ripen fruits or preserve grains and spices, these chemicals can leave harmful residues that are ingested.

Not claims. Studies.

Global and Indian research on food toxicity.

What the world rejected

Banned elsewhere. Common in India.

Atrazine

Atrazine

Use: Herbicide on corn

Banned in EU

Oxytocin Injections

Oxytocin Injections

Use: Dairy milk yield

Use Restricted in India

Carbide

Carbide

Use: Artificial ripening of mangoes

Banned for food use

Red Dye No. 2

Red Dye No. 2

Use: Coloring in sweets & snacks

Banned in US & EU

What it’s doing to our bodies

Toxic food equals chronic health collapse.

The spike in lifestyle diseases is directly linked to food toxins. Childhood obesity, early puberty, infertility, PCOS, gut disorders, and thyroid inflammation are not random — they are consequences.

Thyroid Disruption: Linked to hormonal imbalances from conventional dairy and pesticides.
Gut & Liver Inflammation: Caused by pesticide residues and chemical additives.
Reproductive Health: Affected by endocrine disruptors from plastic leaching and hormones.

What safe food really means

8 Rules That Can Change Your Health

No Spraying

Not even 'organic' pesticides. We build pest resistance naturally.

No Growth Stimulants

We reject chemical agents for growth or shelf-life extension.

Forest-Fed Water

Our water is pure, from natural sources, not contaminated canals.

Non-Reactive Packaging

We use glass, steel, and clay to prevent chemical leaching.

Traditional Processing

Sun-drying and fermentation are preferred over industrial methods.

Complete Traceability

Every product is traceable from seed to the final shelf.

Zero Outsourcing

We control every step to ensure purity and accountability.

Monthly Residue Testing

Regular testing of milk, flour, and herbs for peace of mind.

Ancient Indian manuscript

What Ayurveda and Vrikshayurveda always knew

Indian food wasn’t just pure — it was healing.

Classical texts like Vrikshayurveda viewed farming as forest mimicry, not chemical warfare. Ghee, milk, and turmeric were used with precise timing for healing. Daily detox was built-in through seasonal cycles and soil-aligned crops. We are simply returning to that wisdom.

Explore Vrikshayurveda

Don’t just believe us. Go read it.

Full access to all referenced documents.

Lab Reports

Download our latest batch-wise reports for pesticide residues, heavy metals, and nutritional profiles.

FSSAI Rules

Access public documents from the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India on permissible limits.

WHO Data

Explore global data from the World Health Organization on food safety and contaminants.