Reversing Type 2 diabetes is possible in many cases, especially if it's diagnosed early and you commit to healthy changes. The goal is to bring blood sugar levels back to a normal or near-normal range without medication, which is known as diabetes remission.
Lose Excess Weight:
Even a 5–10% weight loss can significantly improve blood sugar. In some cases, people reverse diabetes after losing 10–15 kg.
Follow a Diabetes-Friendly Diet:
Focus on low-carb, high-fiber meals
Eat more vegetables, whole grains, dals, sprouts, nuts, and lean proteins
Avoid sugary foods, white rice, white bread, and sweetened drinks
Intermittent Fasting or Portion Control:
These can help reduce insulin resistance and support weight loss—but do only under medical guidance.
Be Physically Active:
Even brisk walking for 30 minutes daily helps control sugar and weight.
Manage Stress & Sleep:
Stress hormones can increase sugar levels. Try yoga, meditation, and get 7–8 hours of sleep.
Regular Monitoring:
Track blood sugar, Hba1c, and consult your doctor regularly.
Talk to Your Doctor About
Your current blood sugar levels and Hba1c
Medications you’re taking
Any underlying conditions (thyroid, BP, cholesterol)
In some cases, bariatric procedures or metabolic surgeries may be suggested for long-term reversal.
Book consultations with top diabetologists and nutritionists
Customised reversal plans and diet guidance
Explore weight-loss procedures or lifestyle therapies with cost and insurance support.
Wishing you strength, control, and a healthier path forward! Let us know if you'd like to start your diabetes reversal journey.