Diabetes reversal primarily focuses on strategies and holistic protocols that can potentially reverse the condition for life, especially in the case of type 2 diabetes reversal. The aim is to bring down blood sugar to normal levels while reducing and even eliminating the need for medications, including insulin. On the other hand, effective diabetes management leads to an improved quality of life. This can result in reduced medication, decreased risk of complications, and better health outcomes, including alleviating symptoms like fatigue, tiredness, frequent urination, and eye problems. Consequently, there may be no need to continually increase your medications.

Yes. Reversal for pre-diabetes is rather faster and relatively easier. Our program is designed to help patients with HbA1c levels between 5.7 to 6.4 return their blood sugar levels to a normal range including their metabolic health. Along with blood sugar control, patients often experience side benefits such as weight loss and improvements in other health parameters.

Wellfinity’s diabetes reversal diet plan focuses on the right category of foods and eating patterns that stabilise blood sugar levels, improve insulin sensitivity, and support overall health. This often includes a balance of macronutrients, low-glycemic foods, wholesome and natural foods, and avoiding inflammatory foods such as processed sugars, dairy and wheat. Our approach is science- and evidence-based.

While type 1 diabetes reversal is more challenging due to its autoimmune nature, our programs aim to help manage the condition effectively. We focus on improving the quality of life, managing blood sugar levels, reducing complications and over a period of time reducing dependency on insulin.

Weight loss can have a significant positive impact on diabetes, especially type 2, since both are outcomes of a metabolic disorder. Losing excess weight can improve insulin sensitivity, making it easier to control blood sugar levels. For many, weight loss is a key component of diabetes reversal at Wellfinity.

Carbs are actually good, as long as we know what kind of carb it is, simple (white rice, wheat, ultra-processed foods) or complex (millets, whole grains + pulses, etc). Complex carbs do not spike the blood sugar levels, unlike simple carbs and hence it has a shielding effect in regulating blood sugar levels. Complex carbs also come with fibre, which is an essential component (prebiotic food) for building a healthy gut (prebiotic is a feeder to probiotics which helps in developing the good bacteria and reducing the bad bacteria in the gut).

For diabetics and a healthy diet, the quantity of starch or complex carbs doesn’t really matter, but consuming unprocessed or minimally processed carbs is more important and recommended for better metabolism.

Yes, a low carb diet can be beneficial for diabetes reversal, especially for type 2 diabetes. By reducing carbohydrate intake, blood sugar spikes can be minimised, aiding in better blood sugar control.

When considering the diabetes reversal program cost, it’s essential to factor in the long-term savings from potentially reducing or eliminating medications, avoiding complications, organ failures and improving overall health. Our program offers a comprehensive approach that can be more cost-effective in the long run compared to lifelong traditional treatments. One time cost over lifelong recurring costs.