Take charge of your health with tools that make thriving with diabetes simple and sustainable.
From my bestselling book Mastering Diabetes to a free masterclass training and an easy recipe guide, you’ll find clear, proven resources to lower blood sugar, enjoy real food, and feel your best.
Mastering Diabetes reveals a groundbreaking, research-backed method to reverse insulin resistance—the root cause of blood sugar challenges in all types of diabetes. Instead of promoting restrictive low-carb, high-fat diets that may harm long-term health, we show how a low-fat, whole-food, plant-based approach can transform blood sugar control, reduce medications, and restore energy.
With step-by-step guidance, practical lifestyle strategies, and more than 30 nutrient-dense recipes, this book empowers you to eat satisfying foods like fruits, potatoes, and grains—without guilt or fear—while building long-term health and vitality.
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Break free from outdated diabetes advice with this free online training.
In just one session, you’ll learn the step-by-step method Robby Barbaro, MPH, has used to help more than 10,000 people improve their blood sugar, reduce medications, and regain food freedom.
Discover how to enjoy carbohydrate-rich foods without fear, crush cravings without feeling deprived, and finally wake up with better morning blood sugar.
You’ll also learn the exact strategies to reverse insulin resistance—the root cause of blood glucose variability—and how to create simple, satisfying meals that work for real life.
This FREE guide will help to give you clarity on what to eat and how to shop to simplify your journey to lower blood sugar, weight loss, and your best A1c ever!
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This study found that people with type 1 diabetes who followed a low-fat vegan diet for 12 weeks improved insulin sensitivity, required less insulin, and lowered cholesterol compared to those on a portion-controlled diet. Both groups saw reduced A1C, but the vegan group showed broader benefits for heart and kidney health.
This review examines whether certain nutrients found mainly in animal foods—like vitamin K2, retinol, carnitine, and creatine—pose health risks when missing from plant-based diets. The findings show that the body can meet its needs through plant sources or natural synthesis, and current evidence does not indicate disadvantages for plant-based eaters.
This pilot study evaluated the Mastering Diabetes online coaching program, which promotes a low-fat, plant-based diet to manage diabetes. Initial survey results showed participants reported improvements in weight, HbA1c, medication use, and overall health, and further research continues.
