After discovering that she had diabetes, Erika Lauder joined the Mastering Diabetes Coaching Program looking for a way to improve her health through sustainable lifestyle changes. Four months later, she
After discovering that she had diabetes, Erika Lauder joined the Mastering Diabetes Coaching Program looking for a way to improve her health through sustainable lifestyle changes. Four months later, she
After having a heart attack in June 2025, April Love-Fordham learned in the hospital that she had type 2 diabetes with an A1c of 11.5% and fasting blood glucose in
After living with type 2 diabetes for several years and cycling through different medications, Catherine Davidson wanted a different approach. At age 50, she was dealing with low energy, stiff
Reversing high blood sugar shouldn’t feel confusing or overwhelming. These case studies and success stories are designed to show you what’s actually possible when you address the root cause of insulin resistance. Each story highlights measurable results like lower A1c, improved fasting blood sugar, weight loss, reduced medication, and renewed energy using a low-fat, plant-based, whole-food approach.
If you’re searching for how to reverse insulin resistance, these transformations provide clear, real-world proof that it can be done. You’ll see how people with type 2 diabetes, prediabetes, insulin resistance, PCOS, and even type 1.5 diabetes
improved their insulin sensitivity, stabilized blood sugar, and regained control of their health by changing the condition of their cells, not just managing symptoms.
Whether your goal is to lower your A1c, reduce fasting glucose, lose weight, improve cholesterol, or come off medication, these success stories offer practical insight into what works. They show how simple daily habits like eating high-fiber whole foods, lowering dietary fat, and incorporating movement can restore metabolic function and create lasting results.
Explore the collection below and discover what’s possible when you follow a proven, science-backed path to better blood sugar, improved insulin sensitivity, and long-term metabolic health.
Meet Tim. For nearly 10 years, he had been trying to find a way to manage his type 2 diabetes more effectively. He wasn't overweight, didn't have a sweet tooth,
Meet Gordon. He knew his health was moving in the wrong direction, even though he wasn't experiencing any obvious symptoms. His weight had been fluctuating for years, and he had
Meet Crackle. She had always considered herself a healthy eater. She had spent many years as a vegetarian, loved cooking, practiced yoga, and enjoyed hiking. As a former ultramarathon runner,
Meet Kay. When she was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, she didn't immediately realize how seriously she needed to take it. She had gone in for an unrelated medical procedure
Meet Debra. She had always considered herself a healthy person. She paid attention to what she ate, took care of her body, and believed she understood how to maintain her
Meet Kim. When she was hospitalized with diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), she found herself facing a frightening situation. Living with type 1 diabetes was already overwhelming, but Kim felt that she
Meet Mike. At 78 years old, he has lived with type 2 diabetes for nearly three decades. For years, he had been able to stay active and keep his numbers
Meet Kevin. After living with type 2 diabetes for about 14 years, he had tried a lot of different ways to manage his blood sugar. High protein. Low carbohydrate. Smaller
Meet Rhonda. When she went to the doctor in January, her A1c had reached 10.9%. She knew immediately that something needed to change. Rhonda had lived with prediabetes before developing
Meet Wendy. Six or seven years ago, her experience with diabetes took a frightening turn. She wasn't feeling well one day and passed out. She ended up in the hospital
Meet Hemant. When he arrived at the Mastering Diabetes Retreat, he felt like he had hit a wall. His journey with diabetes had started more than two decades earlier. In
Meet Rory. He wasn't waiting for a type 2 diabetes diagnosis to start taking his health seriously. For years, his medical exams had shown him moving closer and closer to
Meet Shawna. After living with diabetes for more than three decades, Shawna knew a lot about managing the condition. She had taken medications for years, eventually added insulin, and
Meet David. After living with type 2 diabetes for about 15 years, he received a warning that made him reconsider how he was managing his health. During a visit with
Meet CJ. For roughly 20 years, diabetes had been part of CJ Pettersson’s life. It began with prediabetes, which lasted for several years before she was eventually referred to an