Zeroh

Sweetness you can trust.

Clean and natural ingredients - Monk fruit + Allulose, clinically tested for negligible post-meal glucose rise* with sugar-like taste.

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Clinically tested

2 Natural ingredients

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Clinically tested

2 Natural ingredients

Batch-level transparency

Clinically tested

2 Natural ingredients

Batch-level transparency

The Sugar Crises

Modern diets is sweetened by a silent threat. Traditional sugar disrupts metabolism, spikes blood glucose and silently steals our vitality.

Glucose swings

Traditional sweeteners cause dangerous glucose fluctuations affecting energy and mood throughout the day.

Hidden sugars

Added sugars lurk in everyday foods, silently contributing to chronic diseases and inflammation

Metabolic load

Regular consumption leads to insulin resistance and long-term cardiovascular complications

Why Zeroh?

Sugar-like taste. Minimal spike.

Zeroh blends allulose and monk fruit to deliver everyday sweetness with a negligible post-meal glucose rise* and no bitter aftertaste. This is Critical Wellness made practical where nature, science, and simple structure help you keep balance, daily.

Clinically validated

No bitter after taste

Works in hot & cold

~0 calories per serving†

Trusted by Doctors and Dieticians

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How much sugar hides in everyday foods?

Enter chai, cola, or gulab jamun to see sugar grams, calories, and an estimated spike. Switch to Zeroh and see the curve flatten.

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Chai

1 cup (150 ml) & 2 teaspoons (10 g)

Gulab Jamun

2 medium pieces (80 gtotal) & 25 g (in syrup + khoya base)

Jalebi

3 pieces (100 g) & 35 g (syrup soaked)

Kheer

1 bowl (150 g) & 20 g

Rasgulla

2 pieces (80 g) & 22 g (syrup)

Coffee

1 cup (240 ml) & 2 teaspoons (10 g)

Chocolate Cake

1 slice (100 g) & 40 g (cake +frosting)

Chocolate Chip Cookies

3 cookies (60 g) & 18 g

Vanilla Ice Cream

1 scoop (100 g) & 22 g

Pancake With Syrup

2 pancakes (120 g) +syrup (30 ml) & 35 g (batter 10 g +syrup 25 g)

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Sugar

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

Medium

Zeroh

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

Low

Three sugary cups add 108 kcal daily, Zeroh saves 21 minutes walking, 63 km monthly.

1:1 swap, identical taste, no recipe change required.

Sugar

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

310

High

Zeroh

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

220

Low

One Gulab Jamun with Zeroh equals a guilt-free dessert, saving 90 kcal by skipping one roti.

Zeroh syrup replaces sugar 1:1, identical taste.

Sugar

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

420

High

Zeroh

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

294

Medium

Jalebi is a double carb bomb, and Zeroh halves the sugar spike, maida impact remains.

Zeroh syrup, same consistency, no taste difference.

Sugar

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

280

High

Zeroh

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

208

Medium

Festival favourite Diwali, Janmashtami, Zeroh version halves spike, same nostalgia, pair low-GI grains for bonus benefits.

Add Zeroh after cooling to 60°C, stir well.

Sugar

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

210

High

Zeroh

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

131

Medium

Bengal’s pride, now metabolic-safe, Zeroh Rasgulla delivers pure protein, zero sugar, perfect post-workout dessert.

Zeroh syrup 1:1 gives same spongy texture.

Sugar

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

150

Medium

Zeroh

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

114

Low

Café culture is costly metabolically, two sugary lattes daily add 72 kcal, seven kilometres wasted monthly.

1:1 swap, no bitter aftertaste, baristas love it.

Sugar

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

450

High

Zeroh

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

306

Medium

Birthday cake guilt gone, save 144 kcal, skip rotis or samosa, celebrate without sugar crash.

Zeroh 1:1 swap, same bake, stable frosting.

Sugar

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

280

High

Zeroh

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

215

Medium

Snack-jar staple, three sugary cookies daily add 195 kcal weekly, Zeroh saves four kilometers walking.

Zeroh browns faster, reduce oven temperature 10°C.

Sugar

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

210

Medium

Zeroh

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

131

Low

Summer treat, metabolic-safe, Zeroh ice cream keto-friendly, fat and protein, no sugar, CGM stays flat.

Zeroh prevents ice crystals, keeps texture creamy naturally.

Sugar

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

420

High

Zeroh

Glycemic Index (GI)

Total Calories (Kcal)

294

Low

Brunch trend gone metabolic, 126 kcal saved equals one roti, supporting daily calorie deficit goals.

Zeroh syrup 1:1, warm pour, beautiful caramelization.

Made with the world’s most powerful superfoods

We carefully select nutrient-packed ingredients to support your whole body, from your muscles to your metabolism.

Monk Fruit

Natural Sweetness

Monk fruit, also called luo han guo, is a small green melon known for its intense natural sweetness. It contains unique antioxidants called mogrosides, which deliver sugar-like taste without calories or bitterness.

Allulose

Sugar, reimagined

Allulose is a rare sugar found in fruits like figs and raisins. It tastes, bakes, and caramelizes like regular sugar but is absorbed differently by the body, contributing almost zero calories and negligible impact on blood glucose.

Zeroh

Zeroh Sugar

Rs. 399

~~Rs. 499~~ Rs. 399

20%

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Your daily sugar swap.
Taste like sugar without the spike.* Ideal for tea, coffee, and on-the-go use. Formulated with allulose and monk fruit for a clean, natural sweetness and negligible post-meal glucose rise* under controlled testing.
~0 calories per serving† · No bitter aftertaste · Works in hot & cold · Clean-label · Vegan

Pack :- Starter pack (15 x 5g) Starter pack (15 x 5g) Family pack (250g)

Zero Calories, Full Sweetness

Diabetic & Keto Friendly

100% Natural Ingredients

Versatile for Everyday Use

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Not All Sweeteners Are Created Equal

See how Zeroh stacks up against traditional sugar and stevia. From taste to health impact, discover why Zeroh is the better everyday sweetener for a guilt-free lifestyle.

Less Calories

Lower calories

Clean, Sugar-like Taste

Negligible post-meal glucose rise

Works in hot & cold

Everyday cooking & baking

Zeroh

Sugar-like

~0kcal

Negligible post-meal rise

No bitter after taste

Stable hot / cold / baking, yes

Zeroh

Sugar-like

~0kcal

Negligible post-meal rise

No bitter after taste

Stable hot / cold / baking, yes

Stevia

Natural but often bitter

≈0kcal

Low GI

Bitter after taste

Mixed cooking results, yes

Sugar

Familiar taste

High calories

High glycaemic spike

Neutral after taste

Stable in cooking, no

Aspartame

Artificial

0 kcal

Low GI

Synthetic after taste

Limited cooking use, limited

Deliciously Sweet, the Zeroh Way

Discover easy, healthy recipes made with Zeroh. From your morning coffee to guilt-free desserts, enjoy sweetness without compromise.

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Milk-Based Desserts

Rice Kheer

A traditional rich rice pudding staple in Indian households.

Halwa Varieties

Gajar ka Halwa

The definitive winter favorite, nutrient-dense and rich in Vitamin A.

Ladoo & Barfi

Besan Ladoo

A festival classic made from roasted chickpea flour.

Fried & Syrup-Based

Gulab Jamun

Iconic milk dumplings soaked in syrup.

Milk-Based Desserts

Vermicelli Kheer

A lighter, faster festival favourite perfect for quick preparation.

Halwa Varieties

Moong Dal Halwa

A rich, protein-packed lentil halwa reserved for special occasions.

Ladoo & Barfi

Coconut Ladoo

A no-cook, easy dessert that can be adapted for keto diets.

Modern Fusion

Sugar-Free Kulfi

No-churn Indian ice cream, perfect for summer.

Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers

Learn more about Zeroh and how it fits into your lifestyle.

Zeroh Sugar is a proprietary blend of Monk Fruit Extract (Mogroside V) and Allulose (a rare sugar). Unlike regular sugar (sucrose), which spikes blood glucose and insulin, Zeroh is a 1:1 sugar replacement that passes through the body without generating energy or an insulin response. Monk fruit is not absorbed in the intestine, while Allulose is absorbed but not metabolized, meaning it yields virtually zero calories.

No. In a randomized controlled trial conducted at MGM Medical College with 96 healthy individuals, Zeroh demonstrated a negligible impact on blood glucose. While regular sugar caused a sharp spike to ~108 mg/dL, Zeroh maintained levels at ~85 mg/dL, statistically similar to fasting levels.

Recent research (Cleveland Clinic, 2023) linked Erythritol to a heightened risk of thrombosis (blood clotting) and cardiovascular events due to platelet activation. Furthermore, Erythritol has a long half-life (24 hours) and can accumulate in plasma. Zeroh uses Allulose, which has a short half-life (~3 hours), rapid renal clearance, and no observed thrombosis risk.

Yes. Unlike sugar alcohols (like Maltitol or Sorbitol) which ferment in the gut and cause gas and bloating, Monk Fruit is not sensitive digestive systems.

Yes. Insulin resistance is a core driver of PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome), affecting 80% of women with the condition. Reducing insulin levels by replacing sugar with Zeroh can help regulate hormonal imbalances and menstrual cycles associated with PCOS.

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