Reversal is a Reality! Freedom from Diabetes has learned the deeper cause of diabetes, obesity, and related disorders, and since its inception from 2013 has successfully given freedom from diabetes medicines and insulin to several thousand so far and the number is counting.
Each batch of our popular program Intensive Reversal Program sees several participants become free.
Our Top 5 diabetes reversal participants of last month are:-
First Participant
Nagaraj Prasadh, a 51-year-old Country Head of Banking and Financial Company in Bangkok though was active always carried excess weight. Came to know about FFD through his classmate and joined IRP. His problem of excess weight resolved. With FFD's help, he succeeded in losing his stuck-up weight up to 15 kg in less than 2 months. Now he can wear readymade clothes and is in a happy space altogether. Do read his full and detailed story in our FFD's blog section.
Second Participant
Mandeep Kaur -A 36-year-old housewife from Punjab is a type 1 diabetic. She also suffered from hypothyroidism, tiredness, leg pain and was also underweight. After joining FFD, not only her insulin dosage reduced but she also gained 8 kg of weight which was like a dream come true for her. FFD has greatly improved her quality of life and she is very happy with it. Do go through her story on our blog to know that the most difficult "Weight Gain" is also possible.
Third Participant
Odhav Patel - A 72-year-old diamond merchant from Mumbai got to know about his diabetes in 1999. Along with diabetes, also suffered from hypertension. On regular check-ups, was discovered to have rising creatinine. Got to know about FFD when he was on the verge of going for dialysis with high creatinine of 4.5.Dr. Pramod Tripathi treated his unique case and now he is out of danger. Read his story in detail to know how FFD saved him from diabetes, BP, and renal failure.
Fourth Participant
Jayashree Hari Joshi - A 54-year-old German Language expert from Mumbai came to know about high sugars during her pregnancy. The next 15 years were fine and uneventful. In 2010, a liver abscess made her go for another investigation which revealed her to a proper diabetic. At FFD, she learned stress that just managing diet and exercise is not enough to control diabetes; stress management is also another important factor behind rising sugars. Do go through her story to know how she went from 16 units of insulin to 0 units.
Fifth Participant
Dayanand Nayak - A 64-year-old geologist from Karnataka was a diabetic on insulin as well as on cholesterol tablets. With time, the magnitude of facing frequent urination, thrust, numbness at fingertips, tiredness, working stamina reduced, hunger, memory loss was increasing. Joined FFD, started following all the protocol seriously and 28 units of insulin stopped in 9 days, cholesterol tablets of 21 years stopped in just 5 days. To know how it happened, You can watch his full interview with Freedom From Diabetes on FFD's
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Don’t be trapped by dogma – which is living with the results of other people’s thinking.
Don’t let the noise of other’s opinions drown out your own inner voice.
And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition.
Everything else is secondary.”The journey of Steve Jobs has and will always inspire entrepreneurs across the world.
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