Diabetes Reversal Success Stories

Good News! Before starting the program my A1C was 8.8 I just took a complete Blood Test on Oct.3, 2023 and my A1C was 6.2. So the program is working, I need to have my Doctor start reducing my medication.
Thank You! for your support!

I had some blood work done today, I got the results!! My Glucose was ……….. 73……….!!
Whoo Hoo!

Hello Dean
I have to tell you, In the last five month, the swelling up to just two days ago, was getting bad, My feet and ankles, then my lower legs, and then the last month, my upper legs(just above my knees) Now just in two days, by Changing my diet, TWO DAYS, shocked, but elated, all that swelling that I was having to deal with daily, even missing days of work
is just about GONE!
How great is this, I thought I would pass this on to you, Going Strong “Following the plan”
Take care.

Well, good news. I had bloodwork done last week and had an appointment with my Primary Care doctor this morning. My fasting blood sugar was 86 and A1C was 5.6. My doctor has cut my Metformin in half as a result and is also cutting the Olmesartin in half due to my blood pressure readings. I feel like I’m finally making some progress and that provides more incentive to keep going.

I have been off my medications for about 3 weeks now and my A1C is down to 5.5

Good Day,
My blood sugar has been in the 90’s since Wednesday & dropped to 87 this morning so I talked to my doctor. We are adjusting my metformin. Thank you for the support throughout this program. I was skeptical when I started that this could work but I have become a believer in it. I’m grateful!

My MD is very pleased with my progress.

My Glucose level, the Blood Pressure, & the Weight are coming down. But to my surprise, my toe fungus is also going away along with my leg & feet twitches at night. And the Gut issues for which I was taking natural remedies from the naturopath Doctor are also getting resolved. Thank you so much for doing what you do. It’s refreshing to see people who want to make you better instead of keep you sick so you’ll keep buying their drugs.

It is at 5.6 from 6.0. It has been a rough road with lots of personal obstacles! I am also off of Jardiance. My doctor is happy with my results. I keep going and she will continue to decrease and/or remove my medications.

He was taking blood pressure pills, 3 diabetes pills and the doctor wanted to give him kidney pills at the time. In February 2020 he dropped over 60 lbs on the program!! June 27th he had a phone interview with a new doctor because our doctor retired… with joy my husband is no longer considered diabetes. He takes no meds… just vitamins! We still eat healthy like the program… cheat day here and there! DRG saved the man I’ve been with for 40 years from a evil disease! We realize that stop listening to what people say… like it’s hereditary. Yes it is if you think like that! DRG change the way we eat and look at the foods that are good and bad!! Fyi…I never went on the program… I just mirrored my husband and I have lost 27lbs!!! So from Hawaii… Mahalo DRG!

My doctor took me off Monday because I was taking very little. Before the program I was taking about 60 units a day of fast acting insulin. She also told me to cut my high blood pressure medicine in half! Wow! Great results and really fast.

My doctor was so excited at the results he said whatever I was doing to keep it going. Thank you for your support.

I developed a hole under my big toe on my left foot to the bone. 2 weeks to go and the foot should be completely healed. Had it not been for this program I would have lost my left big toe and more of the foot.

Anyway, I went from 288lbs to the mid 230s and have remained there (it’s now April 2021). Since 2018 I’ve had to work through my wife’s death and this COVID19 pandemic and isolation. I’ve moved from my home to an apartment in a senior living complex (April 2021) and am getting much more exercise and daily activity. I’ve maintained my healthy living style with an occasional dessert. My latest sugar count was 6.0 which my physician says is great. He also insists that I remain on a Pre-diabetes METFORMIN 500mg X2per day and ATORVASTATIN 20 mg X1per day to help prevent a heart attack. My cholesterol levels would ordinarily preclude meds. He based his decision on my age (80). I take no other Rx medications now. I do take a plethora of nutritional supplements. My investment with you was one of the most sound of my life.

I have been without diabetes medication for four and a half years. A real turn around in my life. Thank you.

Not even one month later and my Endo doctor said my blood is at 5.4 and she said I am no longer a pre diabetic. When I started your program 3 weeks ago I weighed 313 and my blood pressure was 156/103. In just 3 weeks I lost 10 pounds and I now weigh 303 and my BP is 148/86.

First and foremost I would like thank everyone working for DRG, for helping me reach a point in my life that I didn’t think was possible. Before I, came in contact with this Program I didn’t have a clue on how I was going to not only control but eliminate the roller coaster ride of Diabetes. During the four months while on the DRG Program I learned discipline to the point were I no longer crave bad foods. How to check my sugar levels correctly etc….
So I thank you all a million times over.

Again thanks.

Thankfully I caught my situation just in time and I will stick to this way of eating for the rest of my life. I’ve been from doctor to doctor one pill after another but never feeling any better only sicker! I’ve literally wasted months of my life staying in bed feeling miserable and in constant pain. In such a short period of time I have more energy and can keep a smile on my face rather than a painful look and everyone who knows me, family and friends alike, all have commented on how much better I look like I am feeling.

I’m encouraging EVERYONE I know to do this program and change their lives for the better whether they are diabetic, pre diabetic or not. And yes, I will stick with this for the rest of my life because nothing tastes as good as feeling healthy.

Very loyally yours,

I owe you the rest of my years! Feet are certainly feeling better already. No more stinging and severe tingling. I’m springing out of bed better now then I did at 18yrs old. Im 44 now. My pitbull can’t even keep up anymore! I’m ready for the Kentucky Derby! I went into this at 224lbs. I’m now 218. You swing over to Ga and I’ll buy you steak dinner!

My A1C was 6.5 and she was truly impressed. Because last time she had done my A1C it was 8.9. Since joining Diabetes Reversal Group my weight has gone from 235 lbs to 195 lb. My blood pressure medicine had been reduced in half 2 X and currently I take 0 blood pressure medication. She’s becoming a Believer I do believe.

When I first finished the program. I developed a hole under my big toe on my left foot to the bone. 2 weeks to go and the foot should be completely healed. Had it not been for this program I would have lost my left big toe and more of the foot.

I’ve been diabetic about 10 years. My numbers were controlled by medication until January 2017 I had an A1C of 13, and that got my attention, and my doctor’s attention. I saw an ad in the paper, so I went to the seminar and bought the program. 90 days later, my A1C was 5.8. I lost pounds, walked, and increased exercise. I reported every day, and if my numbers were not in line, I was admonished! Being in athletics all my life, it takes a coach to get the best out of people, and Diabetes Reversal Group certainly provided that for me. You have to make a total commitment to the program. It’s a change of lifestyle, a change of attitude. I am very thankful. My doctor was AMAZED. I got off severe medication within 90 days.

When I started the program 2 months ago, my A1C was 8.6. Now it’s 6.2. I was doing 18 units of insulin per day, now my doctor has tapered me down to 14. My doctor is very encouraged with my progress on the program. Next we’ll work on getting off the Januvia and Metformin. I really enjoy the group discussions on Saturdays, the weekly reporting, and tracking my numbers. I started at 303 lbs, I’m now at 259. I’ve went from a 44 to a 40 waist so I’m pretty jazzed about that! I feel better than I have in years. I’m going to have to get a whole new wardrobe! I’m very excited about the progress, and I’m looking forward to getting off the meds and having all the other side effects go away

I’ve been on the program 4 months. When I started my A1C was 6.8. I was taking Metformin and Glipizide twice a day. Now I’m not taking any diabetic medications! I would tell anyone who is considering this program, if you like your toes, your eyesight and your kidneys, if you don’t want to have open heart surgery (like I did before getting on this program) – if those things are worth it to you – then this is the program for you.

“I started 6 months ago. When I started my A1C was 6.8, now it’s 5.4. I was using Invokana, Trulicity, 50 units of insulin a day, and Glipizide. I’m still taking Trulicity and Glipizide, but my insulin is down to 10 units. I have an appointment with my doctor soon, hopefully we can get off the rest. I’ve lost 30 lbs. I believe it was worth the investment. My feet were all numb and tingly before, now I’ve got the feeling back in my feet! I would tell anyone to look at the program very hard, it’s a good program. It was a little difficult for me to start, but it really paid off and the time went by quickly!”

I started 4 months ago. When I started my A1C was 7.4, now it’s 5.3. I was using Januvia, but now I’m taking no diabetes medications at all. I was also able to get off my cholesterol medication. The support was very, very good. The weekly meal plans recipes were outstanding. I would ask anyone who is considering the program “What are you waiting on?” Get your life in order, get your health back! It’s a tremendous program, and I would recommend anyone use it.

I’ve been on the DRG program for about 4 months. I’ve lowered my A1C from 7.5 to 6.5. My doctor has taken me off 1 of my 3 diabetic medications so far. He’s considering taking me off Jardiance. With the improved diet, I feel better. Almost NO neuropathy like I had before. I look forward to working with the DRG doctors and my own doctor to continue to reverse my diabetes.

I started about 5 months ago. My A1C was 11 when I started, it’s now 5.3. I was on insulin and Metformin when I started. I was just taken off insulin. I think my doctor is going to take me off Metformin next. I’ve cut my cholesterol medication in half. The support was very good. The investment is definitely worth it when you compare it to losing limbs or going blind!

I started the program about 5 months aga. My A1C was 8.2 when I started, it’s now 6.1. I was taking Metformin, Glimipiride, insulin, blood pressure and cholesterol medications. I’m now taking only taking Metformin. The support doctors were excellent. Any time you needed them they were there for you. It was well worth the investment. Doctors just keep giving you more medicine. DRG teaches you how to get rid of it. I’ve lost 50 lbs, I feel much better and have a lot more energy!

My last lab result A1C is now 6.2 from 8.2. I am no longer taking 70/30 insulin, I’m now zero, from 150 units a day. I am off of reflux medicine (Omeprazole 20mg). I am off of HCTZ 25mg (hydrochlorithiazide). I am at 50mg Losartan, I was at 100mg. My weight was 267, now I am 206. I was 44 pant size, now I’m 38. I was XXXL shirt, now XL. Soon to be on the DRG Maintenance program so I can get rid of that Metformin. Thanks to DRG!

I’m down 10lbs , A1C has dropped, meds are being reduced. Couldn’t be happier.

“First and foremost I would like thank everyone working for DRG, for helping me reach a point in my life that I didn’t think was possible. Before I, came in contact with this Program I didn’t have a clue on how I was going to not only control but eliminate the roller coaster ride of Diabetes. During the four months while on the DRG, Program I learned discipline to the point were I no longer crave bad foods. How to check my sugar levels correctly etc….

So I thank you all a million times over.
Again thanks.
SINCERELY,
JAMIL NAEEM BEY

I told them that I never took the medication but instead joined the DRG program. I took all of my daily glucose readings for them to see. (See the after-visit summary below).

I would just like to say that I am appalled that Kaiser Permanente doctors did not tell me after my first high reading several months ago that I was headed towards diabetes. And provide some type of consultation about it. It was only after the last high A1c reading did they inform me that it was my second high reading and that I now have diabetes. Then they try to make me take these medications knowing that diet is the culprit. The doctor’s assistant was impressed with my progress and said that “most people” won’t make the necessary lifestyle and dietary changes.

So,Kaiser’s medical position is not to inform and coach people about alternatives to pharmaceuticals because they don’t feel people would make the changes? Kaiser shouldn’t make that decision for people.

For the help in getting me off all the meds, and making me see that I’m in charge of what I eat and the affect it has on my A1C

Best regards,
Scott C.
Wichita, KS

I want to report some good news.  I just had a new A1C on Tuesday.  This was the second good reading for two months. The reading was 5.8!! My Doctor lowered my insulin from 10 units three times a day to once a day of 10 units at my evening meal. If I can get my weight down I should be able to get off my insulin. I am feeling a bit more confident that things will get better!!

Just had my whole blood panel done; just left my doctors my new A1C is 5.5. He took me off of half my Metfomin, so I’m only taking one Metformin in the morning, one Metformin in the evening. He wants to do that for a couple months yet until I finish the my program. I feel amazing!!  DRG is an amazing program that changed my life!!! I appreciate everything DRG has done for me!

“I WEIGH 299LBS! HAVENT BEEN UNDER 300 IN 12 YEARS!!”I just got back from my appointment with my primary physician. They checked my A1C again today and I am at 5.9. So I went from 8.3 to 5.9 in 11 weeks!! The Dr. Took me off of my diabetes medication and congratulated me on being a former diabetic. Thanks!!

Today I weighed in at 190, losing 10 lbs since I started.  Just this week my records show I lost 7 lbs.  I have picked up my exercise. A few weeks back I reported my eye sight was blurry.  I think it was my eye re-adjusting to a new/better state.  While I still need reading glasses, I am able once again to see clearly without them on.  For example driving, I could not clearly make out the license plate of the car in front of me.  Today I can. My energy level and ability to concentrate have also see positive movement.  A few months back some times I would find my self in sort of a day-dream like mode when working on things.  Today that has pretty much stopped. Knowing what I know now, I believe I have been a Type 2 Diabetic for far longer than a few years.  Looking forward to getting off Metformin.”

All is going great. My start weight was 191 and my weight today is 185.6. My blood sugar start was 199 and today Feb. 16th is 143. It’s down that much in 3 days!!!!!! Thank you for saving us. Bob has been eating the same diet and has lost weight too. We are on our way to being healthy again. Bob is a retired music/band teacher and I am a retired art teacher and now a professional artist. Now we will be able to share our love on the fine arts much longer. Bob also plays piano and organ for our church here in Newton, Kansas. Thanks again.

My doctor took me off the Glimipiride and my A1C has dropped to 6.0 and I have lost 20 pounds.  Looks very encouraging to reversing my Diabetes. Thank you!

When I met with my cardiologist last Thursday we did a thorough scrub of my medications list.  He took me off Losartan, my blood pressure medication. He said my blood pressure should be fine without it as long as my systolic stays around 130 or below. So now I am off two meds thanks to the program: Novolog and Losartan.  YEA! My most recent A1C reading was 4.9!! My endocrinologist and nutritionist are amazed. So I am now off Novolog, Levemir, Esomeprazole, Zantac and Losartan.

My doctor is cutting all prescriptions to 1/2 strength. I am trying to adhere to the program meals as much as possible. It has helped me considerably!!! Was definitely worth the $$.

My A1C went from 9.8 to 6.1 in 13 weeks. I’m now OFF Insulin & Trulicity!

Two hundred blood sugar readings are becoming common. Thank God for your work, Bless you all.

My surgeon is amazed at how quickly my leg wound is healing. They originally said I would be on a “wound vac” for possibly 4 months. Got off the vac after 1 month, talked about doing a skin graft, no need to, leg almost healed.  Also saw one of my cardiologists yesterday. He is so pleased with what I am doing and how all my numbers are coming down. Thanks for all your help and guidance.

I’ve had success on the program! Started monitoring my sugar on 3/13/2019 it was 190, and my weight was 179. Today 4/18/2019 sugar is 105 and weight is 174 with BP 122/60. Glad I’m on the program! A1C is now 5.8%, it was 9.0% at the start of the program. IT WORKS!!

My endocrinologist said he is proud of me. Only 1 more appointment in 6 months and that’s it. He said he never sees these kinds of results in in his office.

I visited my primary on Monday, 5/6/19, and I had an appointment with the diabetes doctor on Wednesday, 5/8/19. Both doctors were extremely happy with my blood results. Based on my last visit, my A1C = 6.8 and it came down to (drum roll please) 5.9!

And people are noticing a change in me and I am very excited about that!!! My A1C went from 11 to 5.9 15 in Weeks!! I’ve cut my Insulin by 1/2!

My A1C went from 10.7 to 8.1 in 3 Weeks!! I’m now off Off Glimipiride.

But grudgingly told me I can get off them since my numbers were so good!

I am into week 8 of “The Plan” and I was tested yesterday at my doctor’s office. The results came back today 5.8; I am excited ad look forward to my next 8 weeks, Thanks!

I have lost enough weight that my back doesn’t hurt as bad and that allows me to walk more. It still hurts but it is not as severe as it was. I was thinking about back Surgery, but now I am reconsidering that. I knew I had to get my blood sugar in line before any surgery and now I might get by without it. My family is so happy because I have a better attitude.

They originally said I would be on a “wound vac” for possibly 4 months. Got off the vac after 1 month, talked about doing a skin graft, no need to, leg almost healed.
Also saw one of my cardiologists yesterday. He is so pleased with what I am doing and how all my numbers are coming down.

Thanks for all your help and guidance.

Both doctors were extremely happy with my blood results. Based on my last visit, my A1C = 6.8 and it came down to (drum roll please) 5.9
IT’S GREAT PROGRESS.

THANK YOU DRG!

He took me off of half my Metfomin so I’m only taking one Metformin in the morning one Metformin in the evening he wants to do that for a couple months yet until I finish the my program Thought I just let you know where I’m at.

I feel amazing
Thank you

My most recent A1C reading was 4.9!! My endocrinologist and nutritionist were amazed. So I am now off Novolog, Levemir, Esomeprazole, Zantac and Losartan.

My Doctor lowered my one insulin of 10 units three times a day to once a day of 10 units at my evening meal. If I can get my weight down I should be able to get off my insulin. Something else of interest. My wife is in the very early stages of Alzheimer I think and she has refused to do any more food preparation which I have now taken over which allows me to more easily follow the food guidelines of your program. I am now back in my military role as a mess cook. Hard to change from 200 men to just the two of us. She has been very pleased with with my food prep. I am feeling a bit more confident that things will get better!!

Two hundred blood sugar readings were becoming common.

Thank God for your work, Bless you all.

I am now more determine to get below to 5.7 or 5.8 and stop taking meds.

I have had Hematoria for more than 2 years now. After extensive tests, my urologist could not find anything and suspected Diabetes. My urine test last week and the first after I started the program was negative for Hematoria.

He took me off Losartan, my blood pressure medication. He said my blood pressure should be fine without it as long as my systolic stays around 130 or below.

So now I am off two meds thanks to the program: Novolog and Losartan. YEA!

My doctor is a little reserved — but cutting all prescriptions to 1/2 strength.Yes I am trying to adhere to the program / meals as much as possible. It has helped me considerably!!! Was definitely worth the $$.

My name is Terry U and I am 56 years old. I was diagnosed with Diabetes 2 a few years ago. My very first glucose reading back then was 475. In hindsight, knowing what I know now, I believe I have been diabetic for years. Back then my eyesight was blurry (could not clearly make out the license plate of a car in front of me), I had tingling in my fingers and would get very bad cramp-like feelings in my feet. I could not drink enough water to quench my thirst and I was making trips to the bathroom hourly. When first diagnosed I was very devastated, but this drove my determination to change and fight this. I am very good with internet research, which lead me to changing what I ate.

Back then my doctor put me on Metformin; 2 pills in the am and 2 in the pm. I was taking the maximum effective dosage. These actions helped control my numbers. Yet my symptoms seem to remain, although not as bad. Over the next couple of years my numbers started to climb and the symptoms started to worsen. November of 2018 my doctor wanted to put me on different medication. I really did not want to do this.

During this time I was getting blood glucose readings of 350 and more, somewhat consistently. My weight varied between 200 and 208 lbs. One day in December of 2018, while having breakfast at a restaurant with my wife, I noticed a new company that opened up across the street – Diabetes Reversal Group. I am a firm believer that things in this world are connected and I took that moment to heart. That’s how I found DRG and sparked my quest to learn more. After a thorough investigation and due diligence, I was sold. My search left me most impressed by how and why DRG started out and by the plethora of success stories. I then made an appointment for January 17th 2019. When I arrived at the appointment I told the lady no need to watch the video, where do I sign, let’s get going.

I started the DRG program on January 17th and my first reported blood sugar reading was 315. I had already followed what I thought back then as a “good” diabetic diet. But to my surprise I was still eating dairy, drinking coffee and a enjoying a few beers. Starting January 17th I immediately cut those items. I also started drinking the required amount of water along with taking the provided supplements. I started the DRG cleanse portion of the program on January 21st of 2019.

Within a week, my glucose number dropped into the 200’s. A couple of weeks into the program, my eyesight got noticeably more blurry… but amazingly after a couple of days it cleared up significantly. I recall an eye doctor telling me that my eyes focus will adjust based on blood glucose levels and the blurriness is a period where your eyes are learning how to focus. I think my glucose number dropped to a level that forced this reaction in my eyes to occur. While I still need readers, I can now readily read the license plate of a car in front of me very clearly (without glasses) whereas just a few weeks back I could not. I no longer have a tingling sensation in my hands and I have not had feet cramps for the past 3 weeks. There are many other noticeable health improvements too; no bloating, easier bowl moments (maybe TMI but I felt important to note) and much more energy.

Today is February 22, 2019. I completed the cleanse portion and have started the next round of supplements. This morning my glucose reading was 79 and my weight was 191 lbs My weight goal is 180. I am looking forward to the next few weeks.

Thank you DRG!

NOTE: While I know I am not supposed to do this, and I know I did this off my own free will, I cut my metformin dose in half on February 17th. I am going to schedule a doctors visit in a couple of weeks and see what he says about stopping it all together. I want that medication out of my system.

Thank you for saving us. Bob has been eating the same diet and has lost weight too. We are on our way to being health again. Bob is a retired music/band teacher and I am a retired art teacher and now a professional artist. Now we will be able to share our love on the fine arts much longer.

Back then my eye site was blurry (could not clearly make out the licence plate of a car in front of me), I had tingling in my fingers and would get very bad cramp like feelings in my feet. I could not drink enough water to quench my thirst and I was making trips to the bathroom hourly.

When first diagnosed I was very devastated, but this drove my determination to change and fight this. I am very good with internet research which lead me to changing what I ate.

Back then my doctor put me on metformin; 2 pills in the am and 2 in the pm. I was taking the maximum effective dosage.

These actions helped control my numbers. Yet my symptoms seem to remain, although not as bad.

Over the next couple of years my numbers started to climb and the symptoms started to worsen.

November of 2018 my doctor wanted to put me on different medication. I really did not want to do this.

During this time I was getting blood glucose readings of 350 and more, somewhat consistently. My weight varied between 200 and 208 lbs.

One day in December of 2018, while having breakfast at a restaurant with my wife, I noticed a new company that opened up across the street – Diabetes Reversal Group. I am a firm believer that things in this world are connected and I took that moment to heart. That’s how I found DRG and sparked my quest to learn more.

After a thorough investigation and due diligence, I was sold. My search left me most impressed by how and why HYD started out and by the plethora of success stories.

I then made an appointment for January 17th 2019. When I arrived at the appointment I told the lady no need to watch the video, where do I sign, let’s get going.

I started the DRG program on January 17th and my first reported blood sugar reading was 315.

This record should be in my reported numbers you have

Thursday 1/17/2018 315 (I joined on this day)

( I started providing more details a few weeks latter; glucose number, weight, blood pressure, and food intake)

I had already followed what I knew back then as a “good” diabetic diet. But to my surprise I was still eating what I shouldn’t. Starting January 17th I immediately cut those items. I also started drinking the required amount of water along with taking the provided supplements.

I started the DRG cleanse portion of the program on January 21st of 2019.

Within a week, my glucose number dropped into the 200’s.

A couple of weeks into the program, my eyesight got noticeably more blurry… but amazingly after a couple of days it cleared up significantly. I recall an eye doctor telling me that my eyes focus will adjust based on blood glucose levels and the blurriness is a period where your eyes are learning how to focus. I think my glucose number dropped to a level that forced this reaction in my eyes to occur. While I still need readers, I can now readily read the licences plate of a car in front of me very clearly (with out glasses) where as just a few weeks back I could not. I no longer have a tingling sensation in my hands and I have not had feet cramps for the past 3 weeks. There are many other noticeable health improvements too; no bloating, easier bowl moments (maybe TMI but I felt important to note) and much more energy.

Today is February 22, 2018. I completed the cleanse portion and have started the next round of supplements.

This morning my glucose reading was 79 and my weight was 191 lbs

My weight goal is 180. I am looking forward to the next few weeks.

Thank you DRG!:

They checked my A1C again today and I am at 5.9.

So I went from 8.3 to 5.9 in 11 weeks!!

The Dr. Took me off of my diabetes medication and

congratulated me on being a former diabetic.

Thanks!

I was a non-believer in the beginning. My numbers are great. I lost weight for the first time in many years. It wasn’t a lot but for me what an encouragement. My metabolism was so shot that I had a hard time losing any weight in the past couple of years. It has been close to 6 years or more since I have weighed in the 243 range. I’m looking forward to moving into the 230s. It has been a slow process but yet it is moving. My goal is to get under 200 lbs in the next 6 months.

She was very pleased with my results so far and as a result she lowered my Metformin from 2000 mg to 1000 mg.

I had lab work on January 10 and learned the results on January 17 at my doctor’s office.

Good news: A1C was 6.0

BP on 1/17: 118/64

GFR increased to 52

Total cholesterol is 141.

No, the A1C is not below 6.0 yet, but I plan to stay on the program and will register for the maintenance plan in about a month.

This victory is significant because of my history: I was diagnosed 22 years ago (had symptoms for about a year before). I was on insulin in 2010 through 2012 but lost 30 lbs. and was able to drop the insulin; I continued on oral medication. Now, at age 71, when diabetes tends to worsen, I have the tools to avoid that scenario because of the Diabetes Reversal Group eating plan.

Thank you very much for the additional bottles of Pro-B and Pro-Liver. Thank you also for your encouragement throughout.

Sincerely,

This is the end of the 4 month DRG program for me.

The meal plan worked for me.

Thank you for helping me reach my goals.

Starting Phase 2 Supplement’s; My doctor canceled my Victoza last Friday. Now I am off Novolog, Victoza, and my Lantus is down 5 units a day. I lost 19 pounds in my first month.

I just went to the cardiologist the other day. He removed me from my blood pressure meds and triglyceride med. I am down to only 31 units of Lantus a day. My weight is at a plateau at 193 but a far cry from where I started at 282.

I can say that this plan DOES work!!

I forgot what it felt like to feel this way.

I have kept working on getting off the 4 meds I was on when I started. TODAY, I was given OK from my local MD to discontinue the one tablet of Metformin that was my last med being used to control the diabetes. My A1c was 6.4 today. It was 6.2 when we cut the metformin dosageIn half 3 months ago. I was also told to cut in half the 100 mg of losortin I am taking for BP control. BP this morning at the office was 117/78. So I’ll cut the tablets I have in half and see where I am on those in 3 months for my next review.

Summary

A1c 6.4
Weight 155 (down 55 pounds from 1 year ago)
BP 117/78

I am a happy camper.

if the blood clot that had caused the stroke in April was still there (the cause for the three months of Warfarin treatment with INR testing at the hospital each week to regulate the dosage). Report was that all looks good, so I can discontinue the use of Warfarin. The cardiologist is being cautious so he is putting in a subcutaneous heart monitor for the next year to make sure that the heart is beating properly. I will continue on Plavix as a blood thinner, but I am off of Warfarin.

Beginning I was on Metformin 1000mg PO BID and Farxiga 10mg daily + blood pressure pill Ramipril 5mg daily
Now I am on Metformin 500mg PO BID + Blood pressure pill Ramipril 2.5mg PO daily
Being vegeterian, my choices are little though, but I am testing out many monitoring blood sugar.
Hope to take off all diabetes medication over several months, testing out my diets. Thanks to DRG I am confident that I can control diabetes through diet.

I had blood work done on Tuesday and got the results today. My Aic was 6.4 down from about 8.4 just 4 months ago. I have not been on any diabetes medication for about 6 months. My cholesterol was in the 170s down from about 220 4 months ago. My good cholesterol was 59. My triglycerides were down to 79, I can’t remember the last time they were below the 200s.When I was young they were in the 1,200 range when my doctor put me on medication.

I have not been on blood pressure medication for 3 months and my blood pressure is in the low to mid 130s over mid 60s most of the time. The average on the machine is 136/67.

My doctor’s nurse was excited to give me the good news and I was amazed when she told me. My doctor was skeptical when I told him about Diabetes Reversal Group 4 months ago when I saw him but I was determined to give it a try and I’m glad I stuck with it. I’m still determined to get my numbers even lower.

Thanks for all your help so far.

It went from 8.1 to 5.7. I have been off of all diabetic drugs since the 10 th of June. Also off of amlodipine and Simvastatin. My fasting readings range from 93 to 109.

I have been traveling in the Bush and around Alaska. I have very limited internet and phone access. My food log is mainly fish and heavy protein while staying away from dairy, sweets, caffeine, and bread. I’m considering starting using some coffee and see how it effects my readings.

Today I went to Dr for my blood work results. Prior to the program my A1C was as high at one point at 10.4. I started the program may 9th….little over a month. My A1C today was 6.4!!!! I have lost 25lbs. I was taken off my insulin and was put on victoza. Amazing news! This program WORKS! Thank you!

Just returned from my last doctor’s visit. Started DRG on February 22nd. weight 269, blood sugar @ 153, waist 44, A1C was 7.8.

On June 12th, my weight is 235.2, blood sugar yesterday was 95 and 107 this morning, my waist is now 38 and A1C is 5.5!!!

Diabetes Reversal Group does work!!!
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Recently completed the 4 month program. A1C down to 6.1. Now off my diabetic meds and feel my body has really adjusted to my new eating habits very nicely. My strength has returned and I also lost 21 pounds, Now my clothes don’t fit very well, a nice problem to have.

Day 12: I am down 8lbs and I know more inches… clothes starting to feel big. I am feeling good. My diabetes “side effects” of blurry vision, tiredness, headaches, mood swings, are starting to go away.. after only 12 days. This is such a blessing! It is a commitment… and I haven’t felt this good in over 5 years! Thank you

The good news is that my Invokamet was reduced to 1 tab of 50/500 daily. And my A1C is 6.1.
My BP meds – lisinopril was reduced back to the dosage of 10mg instead of the 20mg.
GREAT news – I can’t tell enough people of this wonderful program. Hoping from some new recruits soon!

I spoke with both doctors today. My cardiologist reduced both my BP meds by half. So that is half of Metoprolol and half of Losartan. He said the Losartan protects the kidneys in diabetics. (Not sure about that). My dr. at the Joslyn Diabetes Center agreed with no more Humalog and reduced the Lantus to 60 units per day. She talked about maybe adding a pill. But I told her that is not the plan. I won’t be adding anything. The plan is to reverse the diabetes and get off all the meds. I told her about the diet and the DRG program and encouraged her to go to the web site. I will be seeing her in a couple of weeks. So I will let you know how that goes. Thanks for all your help.

Since beginning the program Sunday, 03/25 (and carefully adhering to the list of do’s/don’ts,) I have eliminated Glipizide fully. Then this week, the Metformin started giving me a really bad headache. S, on 04/06 I reached out to my doctor several times and was unsuccessful – so, I took myself off of the Metformin and continued to reach our to him to let him know (I will call again tomorrow.) The great news is, my Glucose reading the following morning (04/07) went down to 93. Today’s reading (04/08) was 98. I only have one prescribed medication left after this week!

I started craving CARROTS! (That’s a first!) I feel like I’m eating all the time, yet things are continually improving and the thought of a nice juicy steak gives me a weird feeling.

It is almost unbelievable how my body is responding to this program! As of this moment, after almost 11 years I am not taking any diabetes meds! I can’t wait for my follow up appointment with my Dr. next Saturday.

Lesson learned: Stick with the program and don’t cheat! IT REALLY DOES WORK!!!

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I thought you would appreciate an update on my results. After consultation with my personal family doctor, he has recommended that I stop using Lantus Insulin and the CPAP machine for which I thank the DRG program and its staff.

Good morning, Doctor! Jerry, here!

My sugar reading this morning was 103. I went to my heart specialist for an appointment this morning. Not only did the doctor take me off of metformin, he also took me off three times a day clonidine. They also took me off sporano once a day. Anyway, he took me off all my medications and the only thing I have left to take everyday now is one half of a acupril and a 81% aspirin. Fantastic! Man this is something else! Ok, doc. You have a good day… I know I will!

I was taking 2000 mg of Metformin daily. I heard about you DRG system. Made an appointment, and the rest they as they say is History. I signed up right there on the spot, based on the information that was presented to me. I started with DRG on Fed 2, 2018, I was 217 pounds, and an A1C of 6.4. Today is Mar 5, 2018 and I’m down to 201 pounds with an A1C of 5.9. I’m also down to 500 mg of Metformin. Within the next week or two I expect to be off Metformin for good. This is a wonderful way to control your diabetes and I give it my strongest recomendation. Anyone with Type 2 needs DRG. Thank y’all for all that you do.

Again Thank You

Aloha!

Just returned from my endocrinologist who confirmed no more glipizide and to stop trajenta. As of today, I’m not taking any diabetic meds. Latest A1C taken on 12/18 was 5.9%

DRG program works!

James is off of all his diabetic medications this week, and his A1C is down to 5.7 from 6.9 when he started the DRG program.

Hi Doctor, It’s Mark from Montana. Just called to let you know that I finally won this thing! I’ve been off all my medications since June and just had an A1C taken and it came out 5.8! Just wanted to let you know and thanks for all your help.

Congrats to Robert! His A1C is down to 5.5 from 8.6 when he started on the program.

Joe has been able to get off all his diabetic meds, has lowered his A1C to 5.6, and his fasting blood sugar is now consistently in the 90s. Great job, Joe!

Frank graduated the DRG program with a 5.8 A1C (down from 13 when he started the plan) and was able to get off of all of his medications!

This book, and the program, will change your diabetic life! I have the book and have followed the program. My primary physician took me off of all diabetes medicines within a few months. I’ve lost over 50 pounds – without exercise, I have COPD – and had to buy new clothes (that’s good!). I highly recommend this book and consider it a game changer.

My husband and I were not sure just what we were getting into when we went to the seminar on April 14, 2016. But after listening, we were positive that this program was what we were looking for. My March 2016 blood tests were way off the charts. I had an A1C of 6.9 and the nurses at the diabetic clinic were suggesting that I take more medications. My cholesterol has always been high and not even statins were helping. It wasn’t hard since it was all good foods.

Three months after I started, my local doctor couldn’t believe my test results. I even got 2 high fives from him. I had lost 30 pounds, my A1C was 6.0 and my cholesterol was too low.

DRG saved my life! I have been on maintenance since July and am doing great.

I joined the DRG program in mid September 2016 and have seen terrific results. Not only are my blood sugar levels down to almost within normal range, but due to changes I’ve made in my daily eating, I’ve now been able to fit into lovely clothes that I haven’t been able to wear in over 8 years. Many people have commented on my weight loss to date. But more importantly, I feel more energetic than I did before and instead of feeling food deprived, I feel like I’m eating more food. But I’m not. I’ve increased my exercise too and still need to do a bit more in this area. It’s not a plan for a month or six months. It’s to learn a way of eating that puts your blood sugars into the normal range to reduce and/or eliminate Diabetes medications while losing weight in the process (if one is overweight) It’s adapting to a new way of eating for the rest of your life.

I am 78 years old and currently live in The Villages, Florida. I was diagnosed with diabetes in 1995 (approximately) and was living in East Greenbush, NY at the time. I was treated with medication, and it was pretty much under control. I didn’t take it too seriously. I didn’t understand the possible ramifications of the illness.

As time went by, I relocated to Florida in 2004 and took up residence in The Villages. I had been advised to seek out a doctor immediately and look into the possibility of beginning to use insulin as my diabetes was becoming more serious.

I did.

To make a long story short, until the middle of 2015, my diabetes became worse, culminating in an A1C of 9.0. At that time, I was taking 50 units of insulin a day and Metformin, 1000 mg, 2x per day.

For me, the costs of the medications for the diabetes were greater than I could afford. I was in a “donut hole” with my prescription insurance and literally couldn’t afford the medications.

That was when I decided I had to do something to bring down the A1C without using the medications. I tried seriously cutting down on carbohydrates and was partially successful, but I found that I couldn’t cut out the Insulin and the Metformin and maintain healthy blood sugar numbers.

It was hit and miss, and I was keeping my eyes open for any other way of dealing with keeping my blood sugars in a healthy range. I went back to the insulin and Metformin.

I saw a newspaper ad for a seminar, “Diabetes Reversal Group.”

Needless to say, I made an appointment. It has turned out to be the best thing that I ever did.

That seminar was held in early September of 2016. I signed up for the program that night. The journey since then has been both horrendous and great, but as time progresses the horrendous is really taking a back seat to the great.

The program is one of diet, aided by nutritional supplements. I looked at the allowable foods and foods to avoid lists and wanted to quit right then. However, I had made a commitment to my fiancé that I would adhere to the plan and complete the six month program that I had signed up for even though I was probably going to starve to death before the six months were over. The two things I had going for me were my fiancée supporting me, and the fact that I had made a commitment to complete the program.

Within the first few days, FOLLOWING THE DIET to the letter, my daily blood sugars were consistently in the 90-115 range. It scared me! I had stopped the insulin because of cost about a month before and was now worried that if I continued the Metformin, my sugar levels would go too low. So, I cut the Metformin in half, taking a half pill 2x per day. That lasted for only a week more. The sugar levels were going down into the 70’s and I got scared again about going too low, so I eliminated the Metformin completely. This was all done on my own initiative, without my doctor’s knowledge. Not the smartest thing in the world to do, but the anxiety of low sugars was controlling me. My sugar levels have continued to average in the 85-115 range.

My latest A1C test, taken in the first week in November 2016, was 6.4. Since the measurement is for a three month time period and I was only in the program for two and one-half months at the time it as taken, I was very pleased with it.

I have told my Primary Care Physician about the program and what I am doing, and her response was very positive. She encouraged me to continue and complete it, but she also warned me that even though my specific plan would end after the six months, in order to maintain my newfound sugar levels, it would require a lifelong commitment to the new eating lifestyle that I was establishing.

I am now into week 12 and almost at the halfway point of my program. Still going strong, no cheating, and my commitment is stronger than ever. The weekly meetings have served as an additional support mechanism for me, reinforcing my commitment.

Bottom line, if you are not willing to commit to the diet and follow the recommendations of the DRG program rigidly, then don’t do it. The first two to three weeks were extremely hard. I found myself missing all of my favorite foods (unhealthy ones for me). However, seeing the blood sugar numbers consistently where they should be, reinforced my original commitment.

The one other thing that greatly helped, was that my fiancée was as committed as I was. She did the grocery shopping, buying only the things that I was allowed under the diet. She cooked the meals and prepared the snacks. And most importantly, when I got down about missing my favorite foods, she reinforced the fact of how our life was being enriched by what we were doing.

Just a note to tell you how happy I am with your diabetes program

I come from a home where my father had diabetes, I felt I was just another of the many victims of this disease that was in a large part responsible for his passing. My G.P. continued to “control” my diabetes with more and stronger doses of medication, but the diabetes continued to demand more. This was not what I wanted, but I didn’t know what else to do.

The first time I heard you speak all I could think of was that here was a man that is talking common sense and not some voodoo medicine-cure all. Your words “If you will stick to the program we can beat this” have stuck in my mind.

In spite of four weeks of business travel driving to the west coast and back, during my first 8 weeks of being on the plan, with my wife providing the assistance to find and cook the meals as they are laid out in your menus, and by using the “ what to avoid list”, we have stayed on the program EXACTLY as it is written, it not difficult and the results are outstanding. I went through Thanksgiving and Christmas Dinners and didn’t feel that I was doing without or missing anything, the recipes have so many choices that a person would not realize they are on a diet and if you don’t look at it as a diet but as a life style change, it is so easy to stick to the plan.

At this point, I have lost 25+ pounds , my blood sugar has dropped from an average of 285 to an average of 110 my blood pressure is now down to normal, and my A1C level has dropped from 8.8 down to 5.4.

To me, the most impressive part is that by “ sticking to the plan” I am now off the daily 22 units of insulin and five prescriptions I was using to control my diabetes, in addition I have been able to discontinue three other prescriptions that thanks to the weight loss, I no longer require. As of my last blood test, I am “clinically non diabetic”. What a fantastic Christmas present.

The support has made this program easy, each week a new series of recipes arrives along with an informative, helpful little video and the weekly visits to your office help to keep one on track.

This program should be on the front page of every newspaper in the country as IT WORKS. I feel certain that it has given me more time and more energy to enjoy my family and my life.

It is my intent to stay on this plan as there is really no need not to, as the menus are tasty and cover a wide variety of meals that should appeal to anyone and everyone. Anyone on this plan can follow it and use the “what to avoid” list when they might need to. In addition, there is always the use of the “occasional CHEAT DAY or Reward Day” after you reach your goal and just “have to have “something that is not part of the plan.

As I have said, I don’t look at this as a diet but as an easy life style change that has already given me new energy, improved health and probably extended the time I have to enjoy my life and family, and for that I thank you!

Hi, this is Chuck. Just a comment, not a question. My eyes were kinda doing some strange things. I wear contacts, so I thought, well, I better have an eye exam. I was worried that maybe I waited too late to get this diabetes and blood sugar under control and thought maybe I had damaged my eyes somehow. Anyway, I got there and the doctor said my eyes looked healthier than she has seen them in quite awhile (or probably ever.) My prescription power has gone way down, and my vision has actually improved. I’m wearing my new trial lenses and can see crystal clear now. I was actually having too much power in my lenses. I feel great. I feel like a million bucks! I’ve got all kinds of energy. I just want to say thanks. This is the real deal. That’s what I’m pumped about! This is something that’s real. It’s not a fad, or gimmick… I can’t thank you guys enough. I feel fantastic and this has been a load off my mind. I was thinking I had damaged my eyes and waited too late, but the opposite is true.

I am thrilled to announce that I have completed 6 months on the program and I can’t remember the last time I have felt as well as I do now. I was diagnosed with diabetes over 10 years ago, and ever since it’s been one med after another. Despite all my efforts, my numbers were gradually growing higher as was my weight. I started this program with Bydureon (1 shot weekly), Glipizide twice daily, and 2000 mg of Metformin. I had major neuropathy problems, brain fog, no energy, and just felt crappy. Since I started the program last March, I have completely removed ALL of the diabetic meds and I couldn’t be happier. I have lost over 40 lbs and the neuropathy is about 75% better. I have my life back.

A couple of weeks ago I was out with my daughter who told me how happy she was with the program too, as she now has her mom back. I think that’s the best part. I don’t think I ever realized how the diabetes was affecting my family. Thank you to everyone who is involved with this program. You’ve made such a difference in my life.

I’ve seen some of the videos and read comments from others that claim this program is easy. It’s not easy – it takes a lot to stick with it. It is, however, simple. If you follow the program, it WILL work! It doesn’t take long to start to see the results, and that really helps. So stay on the program, don’t cheat, and you will be rewarded with great health. Thank you DRG!

I am a 68 year old male who developed severe pancreatitis in March of 2015. In June 2015 half of my pancreas was surgically removed. As a result I became a diabetic. I was taking Novalog on a graduated scale based on glucose testing three times a day before each meal. Each night I was taking 13 units of Levimir. I started the “Diabetes Reversal Group” program June 15th 2016. Immediately I no longer was taking any Novalog as my glucose levels did not warrant any. After two days of waking with glucose levels at 60 and 54 I stopped taking the overnight dose of Levimir. I have had no insulin since June 18th and my last A1c check had improved from 7.2 to 6.2. Kidney function has also improved from 47% to 50%. I have lost over 18 lbs in nine weeks and am feeling great. I highly recommend this program for anyone struggling to control their glucose levels and weight.

Paul has also been a diabetic for 11 years and was formerly taking 40 units of Levemir daily, along with 500 mg of Metformin twice daily. He is now completely off of these diabetic medications and has lost 26 pounds in the process!

Richard lost 44 pounds since starting his program. Five weeks into his program he was off all his diabetic medications and 8 weeks into the program his blood work showed his diabetes and blood fats were at goal control; his A1C was down to 5.4, he was declared as now clinically non-diabetic and his blood pressure meds were reduced. Prior to this program he was talking 500 mg of Metformin three times daily and his fasting blood sugars were still over 150.

Marvin has lost 15 pounds since starting his plan, and is now currently off of all his diabetic medications! Prior to DRG, Marvin was taking 500mg of Metformin twice daily.

In just under 2 months, he’s completely off of all his diabetic medications. He has been a diabetic for 7 years and in this short time he’s gotten rid of 10 mg Glipizide and 100 mg of Januvia daily. He’s also lost 23 pounds.

Neil has been diabetic for over 15 years and after only 8 weeks on his program has been able to get off of his statin, blood pressure medication, cut his metformin in half, and has lost 24 pounds.

Larry has been diabetic for over 20 years and was able to get off all of his insulin after only 6 weeks in the program. He was previously on 48 units of insulin daily.

Larry has been taking 60 units of insulin daily for 15 years… But no more! Congrats, Larry!

Ron was originally on 1700 mg of Metformin and 3 mg of Glyburide daily. He says, “After 10 weeks, I am off all my diabetic meds by sticking with the plan. My wife is thrilled with my success.”

Mel just celebrated a landmark! “Tomorrow (Apr 6) marks 100 days I’ve been off insulin. I’m down about 40 lbs. Thanks.” When he started with DRG, he was taking 52 units of insulin daily.

Curt is off of all of his insulin! He started on 125 units daily, and has managed this achievement at a little over two months into his 4 Month Wellness Program.

Will has been diabetic for 33 years and was able to get off all of his diabetic medications this week! He was previously on 38 units of insulin, 5 mg of glipizide, and 50 mg of januvia. Starting the program his A1c was at 7.8, and it is currently at 5.6! Congratulations to William for successfully completing the program and becoming clinically non-diabetic!

Kathryn just successfully completed her wellness program. She was able to get off of the 2000 mg of Invokamet she was taking daily, as well as all of her statin medications. She lowered her A1C from 8.0 to 5.9, and lost 18 pounds in the process!