The best way to reverse diabetes is to not get diabetes in the first place.

We have a lot of information in this protocol explaining and detailing our processes. You don’t need all of this information to successfully self-manage, but the complexity of the problem may require more than just one tool or treatment type to successfully manage.

Medical supervision is absolutely required before a person changes the level of their carbohydrate intake if they are on medications such as:

1. Medications to lower blood glucose such as insulin, sodium glucose co-transporter 2 (SGLT2) medication including Invokana, Forxiga, Xigduo, Jardiance, etc., and other types of glucose-lowering medication such as Victoza, etc.
2. Medications for blood pressure such as clonidine, ramipril, Lasix, lisinopril / ACE inhibitors, atenolol / β₁ receptor antagonists.
3. Mental health medications such as antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications, or mood stabilizers.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the best treatment for type 2 diabetes?

The one that reverses the disease instead of managing the numbers. Our protocol targets the damaged metabolism that ends in overweight, obesity, prediabetes and type 2 diabetes, using medicine and science rather than the next diet trend. Because the problem is complex, your plan may combine more than one tool or treatment type.

Can I live a normal life with type 2 diabetes?

That is the point of the protocol. It offers real hope and transformational change to patients who would otherwise be consigned to a lifetime of medications, doctor’s visits and suffering. We have been reversing diabetes for 18 years, and we choose health span: more years lived well, not just more years managed.

What is the best way to control type 2 diabetes?

Reverse the damaged metabolism underneath it. Many patients self-manage with the protocol and do not need every detail in it to succeed. One rule is not optional: if you take insulin, an SGLT2 drug such as Jardiance or Invokana, another glucose-lowering drug such as Victoza, blood pressure medication or mental health medication, get medical supervision before you change your carbohydrate intake.