Dr Kuldeep Verma,
Ph.D. The founder of Urobiologics.
The vision + Dedication = Award winning concept.
Dr. Verma – Journey & Achievements
- Recipient of the President Award (1976) for an innovative invention, marking the beginning of his distinguished research career.
- Inspired by a close friend with four daughters to explore solutions for natural family balancing.
- With support from two local maternity hospitals, developed a post-conception gender prediction test within two years, achieving 91% accuracy at the time.
- Pursued extensive doctoral research based on the theory that nature maintains balance, leading to groundbreaking studies on women’s biological patterns.
- In 2006, made the landmark discovery that women have two distinct types of menstrual cycles.
- By 2008, established that conception during specific phases strongly correlated with the birth of boys or girls, leading to the concept of Gender-Specific Conception.
- Through decades of dedicated research, became a recognized world leader in natural family balancing.
- His pioneering work now guides IVF fertility experts, encouraging them to determine conception phases through the PreGender Test to potentially improve prediction accuracy from approximately 37% to 80% or higher.
- His research and mission have been supported by:
- Dr. Sumeet Verma, M.D.
- Manisha Verma, MPH, CPA
- Mr. Amit Bhatnagar, CPA
- Michael Hynes, M.D. (Advisory Capacity)
- Dr. Verma expresses sincere gratitude to all collaborators and supporters who have contributed to this ongoing journey.
Key Achievements & Contributions
Natural Family Balancing Research
- As of December 31, 2025, nearly 8,000 preconception samples have been tested.
- Approximately 456 participants reported successful conception outcomes.
- Of these, 428 couples achieved their desired family-balancing goals, representing a significant level of reported success and personal satisfaction.
- Continued research and refinement have helped support thousands of families through evidence-based guidance and long-term dedication to the field.
Engineering & Environmental Innovation
- Led efforts to address major operational challenges at the Detroit Wastewater Treatment Plant during a critical period in 2002.
- Identified concerns regarding the use of ferrous chloride, challenging long-standing practices related to phosphate removal in wastewater treatment.
- Conducted technical investigations and presented data-driven recommendations to plant management.
- Advocated process improvements, including reducing reliance on chlorine and exploring the use of air or oxygen in treatment operations.
- Contributed to operational improvements that, according to Dr. Verma, helped transform the facility from significant annual financial losses into a profitable operation.
- The wastewater treatment facility has since received recognition from the State of Michigan for its performance.
- Awarded a patent for the related technological development, reflecting innovation and engineering excellence.
- Views this achievement as one of his most impactful contributions to public infrastructure and environmental management.
