In India, fitness has always been seen as something for bodybuilders or athletes. Most people grow up thinking supplements are unsafe, fake, or only meant for professionals. But Dhruv Yadav, the founder of SUPPERRHUMANS, grew up seeing a different truth.
Like millions of young Indians, Dhruv struggled with energy during workouts, self-confidence, and the constant feeling that no matter how much effort he put into the gym, the results didn’t match. He saw his friends give up on fitness because they believed "yeh humse nahi hoga" (this isn’t for us).
The turning point came when Dhruv started researching supplements and realized the biggest problem in India wasn’t effort—it was trust. The market was flooded with cheap, low-quality, or fake products. People were scared to use them, and those who did often wasted their money on something that did more harm than good.
Dhruv believed every person has the potential to become a better, stronger version of themselves—not just bodybuilders, but students, working professionals, mothers, fathers, anyone who wants to feel healthy and powerful.
That belief gave birth to SUPPERRHUMANS.
This wasn’t just another supplement brand. From day one, Dhruv made a promise:
No shortcuts. No fake claims. No compromise on quality.
Products would be made for Indians, keeping Indian lifestyles, food habits, and fitness needs in mind.
Every product would be something he himself would use, and proudly give to his family.
The name SUPPERRHUMANS came from a simple idea: when you fuel your body with the right nutrition, you unlock a version of yourself you never thought existed. You don’t just lift weights—you lift your life.
Today, SUPPERRHUMANS stands for more than supplements. It’s a movement. It’s for the college student who wakes up at 5 AM to train before class. It’s for the working professional who chooses a gym session over late-night junk food. It’s for the father who wants to run with his kids without losing breath. It’s for the mother who decides her health deserves as much attention as her family’s.
Because being a SUPPERRHUMAN is not about being perfect—it’s about becoming stronger, every single day.
And at the heart of it all is a simple truth:
If Dhruv could do it, so can you.