Content writer · Tamil Nadu, India
Shree
I write about health and technology the way I'd want them explained to my own family — plainly, and with the risks left in.
Over the past few months I've published more than fifty researched articles on health, nutrition and wellness — from thyroid disorders and PCOS to the nutritional science behind everyday South Indian foods.
That work now extends into technology and health-tech: artificial intelligence, prompt engineering, wearable devices, and the health of people who spend their working lives at a desk.
What I care about is accuracy and balance. When I cover a treatment or a technology, I cover what it does, what the evidence says, and where it can go wrong. Readers can tell the difference between an article written to inform them and one written to sell them something.
I also design my own headers and social graphics in Canva, so an article can arrive finished rather than half-finished.
Selected work
Technology & health-tech writing
Technical subjects explained for readers who aren't specialists — the same approach I use for medical writing, applied to software, devices and AI.
-
Artificial intelligence
Artificial Intelligence — Types, Advantages and Future Scope
A structured explainer covering ANI, AGI and ASI, the four functional categories of AI systems, and what each can and cannot currently do — with the limitations and ethical risks given the same weight as the benefits.
-
AI · how-to
What is Prompt Engineering? A Complete Beginner's Guide
Zero-shot, few-shot and chain-of-thought prompting explained for a non-technical reader, with worked before-and-after examples showing how a vague prompt becomes a useful one.
-
Health-tech
How Wearable Technology is Changing Diabetes Management in India
Where my two subjects meet. Covers how continuous glucose monitors work, the leading devices, and the practical limits — cost, insurance coverage, sensor lag — that product marketing tends to leave out.
-
Business · tools
8 Free Tools for Small Businesses in 2026
A practical roundup of free software for email, project management, analytics, design, storage, meetings, scheduling and automation — written for owners with no budget and no IT department.
Selected work
Health & wellness writing
Researched articles on conditions, nutrition and everyday health, written in plain English for readers with no medical background.
-
Women's health
What is PCOS? Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment
A full clinical guide to polycystic ovary syndrome, including the diagnostic criteria, long-term metabolic risks, and a comparison table separating PCOS from PCOD — two conditions that are constantly confused in Indian health coverage.
-
Workplace health
What Sitting for Nine Hours Does to Your Metabolism
Written for the desk-job reader: how prolonged sitting affects metabolism, muscles, posture and concentration, why a daily gym session doesn't fully offset it, and the small workplace habits that do.
Subjects covered so far
every one of these is a published article- Ajwain
- Almonds
- Aloe vera
- Apple
- Ayurveda
- Banana
- Beetroot
- Bitter gourd
- Blackberry
- Black rice
- Blood groups
- Carrots
- Dates
- Fatty liver
- Fish
- Garlic
- Ginger water
- Gooseberry
- Grapes
- Guava
- Hair care
- Hypothyroidism
- Indian borage
- Indian ebony
- Ivy gourd
- Jackfruit
- Jeera water
- Kabasura kudineer
- Kidney stones
- Lady's finger
- Leafy greens
- Lemon
- Mango
- Naturopathy
- Nilavembu
- Oats
- Palm tree
- Papaya
- PCOD
- PCOS
- Pinda thailam
- Pomegranate
- Ragi
- Siddha medicine
- Snake gourd
- Thyroid hormones
- Vegan diet
- Walking
- Walnuts
- Watermelon
Capabilities
What I can take off your plate
- Blog & article writing
- Long-form research
- SEO-friendly structure
- Health & wellness specialism
- Explaining technical subjects simply
- Canva design
- Blog headers & social graphics
- Editing & proofreading
- English and Tamil