106: Jose and Diana from Reversing Type 2 Diabetes
This episode is a tad sweary.
Show notes:
Tune in with me and special guests from ReversingT2D.
Diana, a registered dietitian, sheds light on the often-overlooked importance of nutrition in diabetes management.
Jose, an exercise physiologist, emphasizes the role of physical activity. He explains how exercise aids glucose absorption and promotes a healthier body composition. Their holistic approach integrates both nutrition and exercise to address the root cause of insulin resistance.
This episode is a must-listen for those newly diagnosed or considering a lifestyle change. We’re here to spread hope that type 2 diabetes is not a life sentence, and that positive changes can lead to remarkable improvements.
Let’s take this first step together in discovering your “why” and get on the path to better health fueled by plants.
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