About Peak Brain

You feel worse than your reports say you should


Peak Brain is a doctor-led precision health service for adults.

Fatigue, brain fog and flat afternoons get filed under “work,” “stress,” or “age.” Most people accept them as the cost of a demanding life, and a standard annual checkup does nothing to challenge that. Routine panels are built to catch disease. They were never built to explain why someone who is not sick still feels depleted.

Peak Brain exists for that gap. A 130-marker panel is drawn at your home, a licensed physician reads it against how you actually feel and calls you back, and you get a 90-day protocol built on your own numbers. Not a PDF and “everything looks fine.”

We are precise about what we do not claim. We are not an enhancement service, and we are not a hospital. What we do is find and correct the ordinary, measurable deficiencies that quietly drag on how you function, and the symptoms that come with them. Anything clinically serious we refer on, quickly.

What it is
Doctor-led precision health: a 130-marker panel, a physician who calls you back, a 90-day protocol
Who it is for
Any adult who has been told they are fine and still does not feel it, or who wants to know where their health actually stands and improve it
What it is not
Enhancement, or a substitute for hospital care. We correct measurable deficiencies and the symptoms they cause; anything clinically serious we refer on.
Based in
Bangalore, India
Hero: consultation or lab, documentary style, no stock-smiling
02 / Philosophy

Rigour, not hacks

The brain does not underperform for lack of discipline. It underperforms when sleep, iron, thyroid function, glucose handling, inflammation and a dozen other unglamorous inputs are off. Those are measurable. Many are correctable. None of them require a treatment protocol recommended by a podcast.

01

Biology sets the ceiling

Focus, energy and recovery sit downstream of measurable physiology.

02

“Normal” is a wide range

A result inside the reference interval can still be a poor fit for you. Intervals are drawn from the central 95% of a reference population, which by construction places one healthy person in twenty outside them,1 and a population range can be insensitive to a change that matters within a single individual.2,3 That is a conversation with a doctor, not a diagnosis.

03

Measure before you change anything

We do not recommend an intervention we cannot justify from your own results.

04

A doctor decides

Software schedules, tracks and reminds. It does not prescribe.

References
  1. Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute. Defining, Establishing, and Verifying Reference Intervals in the Clinical Laboratory, EP28-A3c, 3rd ed. CLSI, 2010. The interval is defined as the central 95% of a healthy reference population.
  2. Harris EK. Effects of intra- and interindividual variation on the appropriate use of normal ranges. Clin Chem. 1974;20(12):1535–42. PMID 4430131
  3. Petersen PH, Fraser CG, Sandberg S, Goldschmidt H. The index of individuality is often a misinterpreted quantity characteristic. Clin Chem Lab Med. 1999;37(6):655–61. PMID 10475074
03 / Clinicians

Our clinical advisory board

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Dr. Shahir AsfahanBangalore

Dr. Shahir Asfahan

MD, DM, DNB, FICS

Pulmonary, Critical Care & Sleep Medicine

AIIMS, CMC, BMCRI

Dr. Aneesa SahulTrivandrum

Dr. Aneesa Sahul

Pulmonary, Critical Care & Sleep Medicine

Dr. Nitesh AroraIndore

Dr. Nitesh Arora

MD, DM

Interventional Cardiology

GMC

Dr. Alfia KakiHyderabad

Dr. Alfia Kaki

MD, PGC

Internal Medicine, Rheumatic & Musculoskeletal Medicine

CMC

Dr. Irfan Shaik

Dr. Irfan Shaik

Sleep Medicine

AIIMS

Dr. Rowhit YanamadalaVijayawada

Dr. Rowhit Yanamadala

MD, FIP, DNB

Interventional Pulmonology

SRM, Yashoda, NBE

CBPune

Dr. Chaitanya Bhujbal

MD, IDCCM

Intensivist & Neurotrauma

DY Patil, ISCCM

STHyderabad

Dr. Saipriya Tharimena

Dip. Anaesthesia

Cardiac Anaesthetist

AIG

VDChennai

Dr. Vishnu Dakshin

MD

Radiology

JSS

JAKolkata

Dr. Javed Akhtar

MD

Respiratory Medicine

RPBangalore

Dr. RS Pradhan

MD

Pathology

KMC

NNBhopal

Dr. Nikita Nahar

BDS, FAD (Germany)

Aesthetic Dental Specialist

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Dr. Arjun

MD, DM

Gastroenterology

04 / Difference

How we are built

Doctor-led, not app-led

A licensed physician owns every interpretation and every recommendation. The product does not.

Preventive, not reactive

We work with people who are functioning and quietly running below their own baseline, at any age, long before anything is chronic.

Conservative by default

We would rather recommend nothing than something unproven. Most plans are shorter than people expect.

Individuals and employers

The same protocol and the same clinical standard, whether you come to us yourself or through your company.

Technology handles access and tracking. Medical judgment leads care.

05 / Founders

Who built this

Two operators and a physician. Farhat Ali Khan and Faraz Zeeshan build the service; Dr. Shahir Asfahan decides what it is allowed to say about your health.

Farhat Ali Khan portrait

Farhat Ali Khan

Co-founder

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Faraz Zeeshan portrait

Faraz Zeeshan

Co-founder

[Specific background, specific result.]

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Dr. Shahir Asfahan portrait

Dr. Shahir Asfahan

Founding physician
MD, [Specialty] · [Institution]

Sets the clinical protocol: which markers we run, how results are read, and what we are willing to recommend. Nothing reaches you without clearing that standard.

NMC Reg. [Number]

The split is deliberate. Farhat and Faraz are not doctors and do not make medical calls; they build a service that reaches people reliably and affordably. Dr. Shahir Asfahan writes the clinical protocol, and the advisory board reviews it. Nobody here is asked to be qualified for someone else's job.

The pattern that started this: people working harder than ever, thinking slower, recovering worse, and getting no useful guidance from an annual checkup until something had already become chronic.

06 / Mission

What we are trying to do

Make doctor-led, measurement-first health normal for adults, so that fatigue and lost focus are treated as clinical signals worth investigating, not as something you are expected to live with.

07 / Next step

Book your panel

A 130-marker blood panel drawn at your home, read by a licensed physician who calls you back, and a 90-day protocol built on your numbers.

Tell us where to reach you. The clinical team responds within [X] working hours to confirm the draw.

Have questions first?

No payment at this step. Health data is handled under the DPDP Act. See our .

08 / Disclosures

What you should know

Clinical disclaimer

Peak Brain provides preventive health assessment under medical supervision. It is not a substitute for emergency care, specialist treatment, or an existing doctor-patient relationship. If you have symptoms that concern you, see a physician.

Commercial disclosure

Peak Brain sells the supplement protocols our physicians recommend. [State plainly what prevents that from biasing clinical advice: fixed clinician compensation independent of product sales, an open formulary, the right to fill any recommendation elsewhere. Name whatever the actual safeguard is.]

Registration and licensing

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Data

[One line on how health data is handled under the DPDP Act], set out in full in our .

Last updated: 28 July 2026