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Backed by science

The science behind WheatIQ

WheatIQ is engineered at a molecular level to manage blood sugar — powered by our Proprietary Formulation of Probiotics, Enzymes and Minerals, working in synergy.
GI < 55 · Independently Certified CTRI Registered Clinical Trial 40+ Years of Peer-Reviewed GI Science

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The Problem

Regular atta spikes your blood sugar. Every meal.

Regular whole wheat atta has a Glycaemic Index of 70 or above. Every roti you eat triggers a rapid blood sugar spike — stressful for your pancreas, dangerous for the 212 million Indians living with diabetes, and exhausting for the 136 million more who are pre-diabetic. The solution is not to give up rotis. The solution is to fix the atta.
70+ GI of regular atta
< 55 GI of WheatIQ · Certified

Source: Glycemic Index Foundation · WheatIQ Independent GI Certification, ISO 26642:2010

📊 Blood Sugar Spike Chart

Line chart: Regular Atta (red, spikes to ~180 mg/dL post-meal) vs WheatIQ (green, stays below 140 mg/dL). X-axis: Time 0–120 min after eating. Y-axis: Blood Glucose mg/dL. Size: 640×480px. Brand colors.

The Proprietary Formulation

Three ingredients. One breakthrough.

WheatIQ's Proprietary Formulation combines Probiotics, Enzymes and Minerals — each independently validated, engineered to work in synergy.
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Probiotics

Gut & Immune Support

Probiotics support your gut microbiome — the 38 trillion bacteria that govern digestion, immunity and metabolic health. A healthy gut microbiome slows carbohydrate absorption, reduces post-meal inflammation and produces a gentler glucose response.
Gut health is metabolic health. They are the same system.
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Enzymes

The Core GI-Lowering Mechanism

Specific enzymes, present in the formulation at precise concentrations, slow the breakdown of complex starches during digestion. Glucose enters the bloodstream gradually — not in a sudden rush. The result is a controlled, predictable glycaemic response after every meal.
Chemistry acting on starch at the molecular level.
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Minerals

Metabolic Balance

Key minerals including chromium, magnesium and zinc directly support insulin sensitivity and glucose metabolism. Up to 80% of Indians are magnesium deficient. WheatIQ delivers these at clinically validated concentrations in every roti.
80% of Indians are magnesium deficient

Together: Probiotics + Enzymes + Minerals create a synergy that lowers GI to below 55 — without changing taste, texture or cooking method.

Step by Step

From first bite to stable blood sugar — five steps that happen automatically.

Every WheatIQ roti triggers the same sequence — automatically, with zero effort.
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You eat a WheatIQ roti

It looks, cooks and tastes identical to regular chakki atta. Your family will not notice any difference.
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Enzymes activate during digestion

As starch enters your gut, the enzyme formulation slows the rate of breakdown. Starch is digested gradually, not all at once.
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Glucose enters your bloodstream slowly

Instead of a rapid spike, glucose enters the bloodstream in a gentle, sustained stream. Blood sugar rises slowly and stays stable.
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Insulin responds calmly

A gentler glucose rise means a calmer insulin response. Less stress on the pancreas. Less insulin-driven fat storage. Better metabolic health over time.
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Stable energy. No crash.

You feel full for longer. Energy is steady throughout the day. No mid-afternoon slump. No cravings 90 minutes after eating.
Result: Blood sugar stays within a healthy post-meal range — every single time you eat a WheatIQ roti. Certified GI < 55. Independently verified.

Clinically Verified

The numbers do not lie

GI < 55 Certified Glycaemic Index Independently tested · ISO 26642:2010
0.43% HbA1c reduction Low GI diets vs control · Brand-Miller et al., Diabetes Care 2003
30% Reduced T2 diabetes risk With sustained Low GI diet · Multiple meta-analyses
40+ Years of peer-reviewed GI science Jenkins, University of Toronto, 1981
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Side by Side

WheatIQ vs regular atta — side by side

Feature ❌ Regular Atta ✅ WheatIQ
Glycaemic Index 70–80 (High) < 55 (Low) · Certified
Post-meal blood sugar Rapid spike Gentle, controlled rise
Probiotics None ✓ Gut health support
Enzymes None ✓ Slows starch breakdown
Minerals Standard levels ✓ Clinically validated concentrations
Taste Standard Identical — zero difference
Texture Standard Identical — zero difference
Cooking method Standard Identical — no changes needed
GI certification Not certified ✓ Independent ISO 26642:2010
Clinical trial None ✓ CTRI/2025/06/089015

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Full Ingredient Profile

Everything inside WheatIQ

Every ingredient is functional. Nothing in WheatIQ is filler — each one is chosen for its clinically validated role in blood sugar management.
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Whole wheat flour

The Base

Stone-ground chakki atta for taste, texture and fibre. 100% whole grain. No maida. No blending with other flours.

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Probiotic blend

Gut microbiome support

Clinically selected probiotic strains that support gut microbiome and immune function. Organoleptically neutral — no effect on taste.

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Enzyme complex

Core GI-Lowering Mechanism

Plant-based enzymes stable through cooking that slow starch breakdown — the primary mechanism behind WheatIQ’s low GI.

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Mineral blend

Insulin sensitivity and metabolic balance

Chromium, magnesium and zinc at clinically validated concentrations. Up to 80% of Indians are magnesium deficient.

Peer-Reviewed Science

40 years of peer-reviewed science behind every roti

WheatIQ is built on established global science — not new-to-market claims.
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Dr David J. Jenkins

University of Toronto, Canada · 1981

Inventor of the Glycaemic Index. Published the landmark GI paper in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (1981). Foundational to all Low GI science worldwide.

Jenkins et al., Am J Clin Nutr. 1981;34(3):362–366

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Prof Jennie Brand-Miller

University of Sydney, Australia

Meta-analysis of 14 randomised controlled trials showing Low GI diets reduce HbA1c by 0.43% — comparable to pharmacological agents.

Brand-Miller et al., Diabetes Care. 2003;26(8):2261–2267

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Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology

Mega-cohort meta-analysis, 2024

Meta-analysis of 10 cohorts, 100,000+ participants each. High-GI diets confirmed to increase risk of Type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality.

thelancet.com/journals/landia

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WHO Carbohydrate Guidelines

World Health Organization, 2023

WHO recognises GI as a valid marker of carbohydrate quality. Low GI diets endorsed by Diabetes UK, EASD, Canadian Diabetes Association and Diabetes Australia.

WHO dietary guidelines 2023

Government of India · ICMR · CTRI/2025/06/089015

Our own research

SugarIQ has a registered clinical trial on CTRI — the Indian Council of Medical Research’s official registry. A double-blind, randomised, crossover design comparing our Proprietary Formulation against standard wheat flour in Type 2 diabetic subjects. Primary outcomes are measured by Continuous Glucose Monitoring over 16 days per arm. Conducted by an independent CRO. Ethics-approved.
This is the gold standard of clinical research methodology — the same design used in pharmaceutical drug trials. And we did it for an everyday atta.
Trial ID CTRI/2025/06/089015
Registry ICMR — Government of India
Study design Double-blind, Randomised, Crossover
Registered 18 June 2025 — Prospective
Participants 30 Type 2 diabetics (BMI 25–45, age 30+)
Duration 16 days per intervention arm
Primary outcomes CGM — iAUC, Cmax, Tmax (postprandial glucose)
Ethics IEC Approved — Charak Hospital
Publicly verifiable: ctri.nic.in — Search CTRI/2025/06/089015
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CTRI Trial ID CTRI/2025/06/089015

Got Questions?

Frequently asked questions

What makes WheatIQ different from regular atta? +
WheatIQ contains our Proprietary Formulation of Probiotics, Enzymes and Minerals that actively lowers the glycaemic impact of every roti. Regular atta has a Glycaemic Index of 70 or above and contains no functional ingredients to manage blood sugar. WheatIQ is independently certified at GI < 55.
Does it taste different? Will my family notice? +
No. WheatIQ is designed to have identical taste, texture, colour and cooking behaviour to regular chakki atta. Most families cannot tell any difference in a blind test. The only thing that changes is what the atta does to your blood sugar.
Is it only for people with diabetes? +
Not at all. Anyone who eats carbohydrates benefits from stable blood sugar — better energy, fewer cravings, better gut health and stronger immunity. WheatIQ is everyday atta for the whole family, not a medical product.
Is the clinical trial complete? What did it show? +
Our clinical trial is registered on CTRI (CTRI/2025/06/089015) — the Government of India’s official registry. The trial evaluates postprandial glucose response using Continuous Glucose Monitoring. Our GI certification is independent and follows ISO 26642:2010. You can verify the trial at ctri.nic.in.
Can I cook WheatIQ exactly like regular atta? +
Yes. Make chapati, roti, paratha, poori, thepla — any recipe that uses wheat flour works identically with WheatIQ. No changes to the water ratio, kneading time or cooking method are needed.

Ready to make your rotis work for you?

Join thousands of Indian families managing their blood sugar naturally — without giving up the food they love.
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