In this episode, Dr Jedha revisits Curtis’s remarkable health journey and the evidence-based methods behind his results, and shares a rare opportunity made possible by his generosity. We’re opening the door for a small number of listeners to experience the same structured support that helped Curtis dramatically improve his health.

Curtis’s story isn’t about luck or shortcuts. It’s about what can happen when the right information, practical tools, and ongoing support come together in a way that’s grounded in science and designed for real life.

Because Curtis wanted others to have access to that same opportunity, he offered to fund two full VIP memberships, and we’ve matched his offer to make four full-year memberships available to listeners who are ready to actively engage and put the process into practice.

If you’ve been looking for clarity, structure, and support — and you’re willing to use it — this is your chance to apply.

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Start your year with real inspiration and proof that change is possible, no matter where you’re starting from. In this episode, Dr. Jedha shares powerful success stories from people who once felt defeated by high blood sugar, rising A1c, and medications, but who turned it all around using one simple approach: small, consistent steps.

From Wilma’s incredible 52-pound weight loss and normalized blood sugars, to Dean finally breaking free from diabetes medications after 20 years, each story shows how persistence, not perfection, leads to real results.

Whether you’re aiming to lower your A1c, lose weight, or feel better in your body again, this episode will remind you that the smallest daily choices—one meal, one moment at a time—can create a complete transformation. It’s the perfect motivation to start the year strong, take action, and believe in what’s possible for you.

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As 2025 comes to a close, we’re finishing strong by counting down the top five episodes of Type 2 Diabetes Talk, the ones that resonated most with you. These aren’t just the most downloaded, they’re the ones that sparked real results.

From lowering A1c and avoiding blood sugar mistakes, to building better breakfasts and reversing prediabetes, this countdown brings back the key episodes that made a difference.

Whether you missed them the first time or just need a refresher, this is a great way to reflect, refocus and be inspired for 2026, providing a refresher of the key takeaways from each episode.

Let’s celebrate the wins, revisit the highlights and get inspired for what’s next!!

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This episode is all about celebrating wins, reflecting on progress, and finding inspiration from real people who turned a prediabetes or rising A1c diagnosis into a turning point for better health.

With the festive season upon us, it’s a timely reminder that change is always possible, and the decisions we make daily truly shape our future.

Dr. Jedha shares highlights from several members who chose to view their prediabetes diagnosis not as an ending, but as an opportunity. Their stories show that small, consistent steps, paired with a proactive mindset and support, can lead to incredible results: lower A1c, improved cholesterol, weight loss, and more energy and clarity to enjoy life fully.

Use their stories as inspiration to fuel your fire and get more proactive with your own health!

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Did you know that living with type 2 diabetes can increase your risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease by up to 150%? Some researchers have even started calling it “type 3 diabetes,” a term that points to the powerful connection between insulin resistance, blood sugar and brain health.

In this episode, we cover what type 3 diabetes really means, why scientists are exploring this link, and what it could mean for you. You’ll learn how insulin resistance in the brain leads to plaques, tangles, inflammation and energy failure, and most importantly, what you can do to lower your risk.

From practical nutrition strategies to emerging research on the gut-brain connection, this conversation gives you evidence-based tools for prevention. Because what’s good for your blood sugar is also good for your brain!

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When Karol was told she had prediabetes, she was shocked. With a strong family history of diabetes, she knew what was at stake, yet the advice she was given felt vague and unhelpful. Determined to avoid medications and blood tests, she turned to diet as her treatment, and the results speak for themselves.

In this episode, Karol shares how she lowered her A1c from 5.8 to 5.3, improved her cholesterol, and even eliminated painful leg symptoms that her doctors could not explain. Along the way, she discovered that food changes not only restored her health but also inspired her husband and daughters to join in, creating lasting benefits for the whole family.

You’ll hear how clarity, consistency, and the right nutrition plan made all the difference for Karol, and why diet is one of the most powerful tools we have for treating prediabetes. Her story is proof that small, consistent changes can deliver big results.

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In this Q&A episode of Type 2 Diabetes Talk, Dr. Jedha answers questions from the DMP Community. Why do meter readings vary so much, even when testing just minutes apart? Can illness or thyroid problems affect your A1c? How do you deal with a spouse who refuses to eat vegetables? And what about dietary cholesterol, should you really be counting milligrams each day?

You will also hear practical insights on what an average glucose of 8–9 mmol/L (144-162 mg/dL) means for A1c, how to understand UK A1c results like “42,” why fasting numbers can fluctuate even on the same meals, and how to lower A1c if exercise isn’t possible. These are real-life situations that so many people struggle with, and you will walk away with strategies you can put into action.

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What if aging didn’t happen gradually, but in sudden bursts that completely reset how your body works? In this episode, we explore groundbreaking research from Stanford University showing that our bodies go through dramatic biological shifts at specific ages, the early 40s, around 60, and possibly even the late 70s.

These aren’t surface-level changes like wrinkles or gray hair; they’re shifts in the proteins and pathways that control how our body processes fats, carbohydrates and inflammation.

For those living with type 2 diabetes or prediabetes, this research is especially relevant. These “waves” or “crests” of change happen in the very systems that regulate blood sugar, insulin resistance and influence long-term health risks. We’ll break down what happens at each stage, why it matters, and how it could explain why blood sugar, cholesterol, and weight sometimes feel harder to manage at certain ages.

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