Dr Harshad Ramineni
Why pharmacology, why fitness, why this niche
Most fitness coaches don't read bloodwork. Most doctors don't write training programs. The patients who fall through that gap are the ones with real metabolic conditions — PCOS, prediabetes, MASLD, Class II/III obesity — and the ones starting GLP-1 medications without anyone telling them about the muscle loss risk.
I trained in pharmacology because I wanted to understand drugs at the level that matters when something goes wrong. I coach fat loss because no one else is doing it for the GLP-1 era from a clinical pharmacology lens. "India's Fat Loss Doctor" isn't a marketing claim — it's an earned position because nobody else is sitting at this intersection in the Indian market right now.
What I bring
I read your full bloodwork before designing anything. I know what semaglutide does to your appetite and protein intake. I know why your endocrinologist's "1500 kcal and walk" advice won't preserve muscle. I program around your specific gym, your hostel mess, your travel schedule, your meds.
What I don't do
- I don't replace your endocrinologist or psychiatrist. Your meds stay their decision.
- I don't prescribe medications or change your prescriptions.
- I don't do general bodybuilding coaching for healthy 22-year-olds chasing a six-pack.
- I don't promise outcomes. I promise structure, accountability, and the right plan for your situation.
Credentials
- MBBS
- MD Pharmacology
- Active in medical education via aurapharmlab.com for postgraduate pharmacology students