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Gurugram (Haryana) [India], June 16: In a time when people are thinking more carefully about what they put into their bodies, TrueBasics, a brand under Bright LifeCare Pvt. Ltd., is raising the bar for everyday wellness. Founded by IIT alumnus and Harvard Business School graduate Sameer Maheshwari, the brand has always stood for something simple but vital: wellness should be honest, effective, and built on trust. Staying true to this mission, TrueBasics now launches Clean Wheya protein supplement created not just to meet nutritional needs, but to restore confidence in what everyday health can look and feel like.
TrueBasics Clean Whey was born from a question many of us have quietly wondered but rarely voiced: what's really in the supplements we consume? For the team behind TrueBasics, that question became the starting point of something bigger. Despite the booming supplement industry, the gap between flashy promises and product truth has only grown wider. Many protein powders on the shelf today still carry artificial sweeteners, synthetic fillers, and invisible contaminantsfrom aflatoxins and pesticide residues to heavy metalsoften hidden behind technical jargon or missing entirely from labels. TrueBasics Clean Whey was created to change that.
Crafted for a new generation of health-conscious individuals who won't settle for less, Clean Whey focuses on what really matters: clean ingredients, real science, and full transparency. It's made without artificial sweeteners, synthetic additives, or anything unnecessary. Every ingredient is there for a reasonjust what your body truly needs to recover well, support digestion, and keep your energy steady throughout the day.
At TrueBasics, 'clean' is not a marketing termit's a measurable standard. With Clean Whey, that standard is upheld through our HAP SAFE™ protocol: a rigorous, multi-stage quality assurance process that screens every batch for a broad spectrum of potential contaminants, including heavy metals, aflatoxins, pesticide residues, and microbial toxins. It's how we ensure that every scoop delivers not just nutrition, but confidence you can rely on.
But the process doesn't end there. To ensure the claims on the label are accurate and verifiable, every batch is independently tested and validated by NABL-certified laboratories. These test reports are made publicly available, providing full transparency and allowing consumers to review the results themselves. In a category often marked by unverified claims, this level of openness raises the bar.
TrueBasics understands that clean nutrition isn't a passing trendit's the foundation of long-term wellness. As consumers move toward more mindful, ingredient-conscious choices, Clean Whey offers more than just proteinit delivers assurance you can trust. Made without artificial sweeteners, fillers, or synthetic additives, it gives exactly what your body needs, and nothing it doesn't. Whether stirred into a smoothie or taken post-workout, it's designed to be easy on the body, simple to trust, and seamless to integrate into your daily routine. Clean Whey is not just about hitting macrosit's about choosing better, every day.
The product's thoughtful approach goes beyond its formula. Features like the reusable stainless steel scoop reflect a mindset that values durability over disposabilitya quiet but clear break from industry norms.
For Sameer Maheshwari, it was never just about launching another productit was about setting a higher standard in a space that needed more transparency, more accountability, and more intention. This philosophy has long shaped the direction of Bright LifeCare, home to trusted brands like MuscleBlaze, HK Vitals, bGREEN, and Gritzo.
As people start making more mindful choices about their health, the launch of TrueBasics Clean Whey marks a shift toward more honest, responsible wellnesswhere science guides the process, labels are clear, and every scoop gives you exactly what it promises.
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