UN: BLOC, a healthcare venture by Deepak Sahni(founder of Healthians) pioneered a treatment system called Block Medicine, launched its website and has opened enrollment for its first cohort of 300 patients. The platform is dedicated to treating chronic conditions such as high blood pressure and diabetes, thyroid disorders, PCOS, obesity, and other conditions long regarded as lifelong by identifying and addressing their underlying blocks or root causes rather than managing symptoms indefinitely through Ayurveda and modern medicine, led by a team of specialised practitioners.
Patients enrolling through the site pay a one-time fee of Rs 2,499 for BlocMarker, UN:BLOC's assessment that draws on a detailed medical questionnaire covering personal and family health history, existing conditions, and lifestyle patterns, alongside lab reports and wearable data where available. UnblocPanel, UN: BLOC's multidisciplinary panel of doctors, reviews this information and identifies the patient's specific ‘blocks’, the term UN:BLOC uses for the underlying physiological drivers of a condition. Patients receive a preliminary read immediately after completing their assessment, followed by a fully reviewed result within 48–72 hours. The Rs 2,499 fee is credited toward UnblocProtocol, UN: BLOC's treatment plan, should the patient choose to continue.
The company’s founder, Deepak Sahni, said the idea grew out of his own experience as a patient. He was the first patient of the Block Medicine system. Diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes ten years ago, Deepak found himself on twelve medications over the following decade, with no one asking why his condition kept getting worse. After building a protocol around the underlying pattern of blocks he identified in his own body, working alongside a physician, he reduced his medication load by 75 per cent in 90 days, with every change supervised and tracked throughout. Since then, UN: BLOC's clinical team has built on that early work with several hundred case studies, and over 30 patients beyond Sahni have already been treated under the Block Medicine framework before the public launch.
"I spent years being treated for symptoms while no one asked why they kept coming back. That question became the starting point for UN: BLOC, and the answer changed everything for me personally," said Deepak Sahni, Founder of UN: BLOC.
