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6 Months Diabetes Reversal Program

Click a pillar above to learn how it supports reversal
Diabetes
reversal
Click each pillar for a brief description.

Community Support

You don't do this alone.

Every participant is placed in a small group of five. While your care team provides guidance throughout, much of the program's strength comes from the participants themselves - small groups create the kind of intimacy, trust, and peer support that's hard to find when going through a transformation alone. They also make accountability far easier: in a group of five, your presence (or absence) is noticed, progress is shared, and encouragement flows naturally between participants. Weekly check-ins with your care team add structure on top of this peer foundation.

Six-month journey

Your six-month journey

Months 1-2

Prep

Calm the nervous system, build awareness, prepare the body

Months 3-4

Heal

Core healing - support digestion, liver and pancreas function

Months 5-6

Build & Fortify

Build muscle - your body's natural sugar sink

Deep structure

6 Month Journey Through the 3 Phases

Naturopathy

PrepMonths 1-2
  • Cold water shower and friction bath, eye wash and Jal Neti
  • Lemon water and grounding
Full intensity
HealMonths 3-4
  • Daily rituals continue
  • Periodic Basti (enema) under guidance
Sustained
Build & FortifyMonths 5-6
  • Established rituals continue
  • Supports physical recovery
Maintenance

Yoga

PrepMonths 1-2
  • Prarambhik asanas
  • Yoga Nidra & pranayama
Calming & foundational
HealMonths 3-4
  • Abdominal and backward bending asanas
  • Surya Namaskar
Therapeutic & active
Build & FortifyMonths 5-6
  • Advanced flows, faster pace
  • Paired with resistance training
Vigorous & strength-building

Meditation

PrepMonths 1-2
  • Anapana meditation
  • Yoga Nidra, pranayama
Foundation-building
HealMonths 3-4
  • Anapana, pranayama and Yoga Nidra continue
  • Practiced alongside active yoga
Sustained regulation
Build & FortifyMonths 5-6
  • Brief daily practice
  • Anapana and / or Yoga Nidra before bedtime
Recovery support

Acupressure

PrepMonths 1-2
  • Learn how to use jimmy and acupressure mat
  • Know key points, especially pancreas, liver and intestinal points
Building familiarity
HealMonths 3-4
  • Full intensity
  • Converges with yoga and naturopathy
Core focus
Build & FortifyMonths 5-6
  • Continue to use jimmy and mat
  • Maintenance level
Maintenance

Diet

PrepMonths 1-2
  • Whole-foods, plant-based diet begins
  • Focus on increasing dietary fibre
Fibre focus
HealMonths 3-4
  • Fibre focus continues
  • Supports digestive organ work
Fibre focus
Build & FortifyMonths 5-6
  • Plant protein added
  • Fuels muscle-building goals
Fibre + protein

Habit Tracking

PrepMonths 1-2
  • New habits on days 1, 2, 4, 5
  • Rest and practice days build rhythm
Foundation-building
HealMonths 3-4
  • Habit introduction continues
  • New habits build on earlier ones
Continued
Build & FortifyMonths 5-6
  • All core habits in place by week 13
  • Focus on embedding & sustaining
Maintenance

Tracking progress

Measured change, not guesswork.

Daily time commitment: around 1 hour 15 minutes a day covering yoga, meditation, naturopathy and acupressure practices combined.

Primary marker: HbA1c reduction, the gold-standard measure of long-term blood sugar control.

Secondary markers: Reduction in weight, waist circumference, blood pressure, medication and improvement in sleep quality.

A note on this roadmap

The phases, pillars, and practices described above represent a general roadmap for the program. The specific practices followed on any given day may vary from what is outlined here, based on individual needs, progress, and guidance from your care team.

A note before you begin

If you are currently on medication for diabetes - particularly insulin or other glucose-lowering drugs - please consult your prescribing doctor before starting this program. As your lifestyle and diet shift, your medication needs may change, and this should always be managed under medical supervision.