Lumyn Health started with conversations.

People around me — my mum, my wife, my friends, even my coworkers — all told me the same thing. They didn’t feel well. They were tired, foggy, gaining weight despite effort, or just not feeling like themselves. They went to their doctors. They got bloodwork. And every time they were told the same thing: “You’re fine.” But they weren’t.

I saw how many people were being left in the dark about their health, told they were normal when they knew something was off. That’s where the name Lumyn came from. We exist to bring light to your health, to uncover what’s really going on inside, and help you take back control.

I’ve spent six years in the pharmaceutical world, and I’ve seen both its strengths and its blind spots. I wanted to create something more personal, something focused on people who are not sick but still don’t feel at their best.

I also come from a long family line of doctors, researchers, and scientists. My father is a professor of oncology and nuclear medicine. My uncle is a professor in clinical pathology. My grandmother was a professor of internal medicine. My brother holds a master’s in pharmacology. My grandfather, a PhD chemist and supplement formulator, was also the dean of a university.

Medicine and care run in my family. Lumyn Health is how I continue that legacy in a new way — one that focuses on how we live, not just how we treat disease.