Description
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
- Understand the fundamentals of prediabetes and insulin resistance: Gain insight into what prediabetes is, the mechanism behind insulin resistance, and how it affects overall health.
- Implement blood sugar-friendly nutrition strategies: Learn how to plan meals, manage portion sizes, and choose foods that help stabilize blood sugar levels, focusing on low-glycemic foods and fiber-rich diets.
- Create a sustainable exercise routine: Understand the types of exercise that improve insulin sensitivity and how to incorporate physical activity into daily life.
- Develop stress management techniques: Learn how stress affects blood sugar and implement practical strategies to manage it effectively.
- Understand the importance of sleep and its impact on blood sugar control: Learn tips for improving sleep quality and recognize potential sleep disorders that may affect insulin resistance.
- Explore hormonal influences on blood sugar: Understand how hormones like cortisol, thyroid function, and gender hormones impact insulin sensitivity, and how to manage these effects.
- Evaluate the role of supplementation and medication: Understand the benefits and risks of common supplements, herbs, and medications for managing blood sugar.
- Build a strong support system: Learn how to create a support network that fosters healthy habits and provides accountability in achieving long-term health goals.
- Plan for long-term health maintenance: Develop a practical, sustainable plan for maintaining optimal health, including regular check-ups and lifestyle adjustments.
Is this program right for you?
- Individuals diagnosed with prediabetes who are seeking practical, long-term strategies to prevent the progression to type 2 diabetes.
- Health-conscious individuals interested in learning more about blood sugar control and insulin sensitivity.
- Family members and caregivers of individuals with prediabetes or insulin resistance who want to support their loved ones in making healthy lifestyle changes.
- Healthcare professionals and wellness coaches looking to expand their knowledge of blood sugar management and share practical insights with their clients.
- People at risk of developing diabetes, including those with a family history of diabetes or those experiencing metabolic health issues such as obesity or high cholesterol.


