Prediabetes isn’t just one thing, yet that’s how it’s usually treated. In this episode, Dr. Jedha unpacks the groundbreaking concept of prediabetes phenotypes, or “types,” showing how your body’s unique pattern of blood sugar changes can reveal the real reasons behind your numbers.

You’ll learn about the four main types of prediabetes, whether your fasting glucose is high, your blood sugar spikes after meals, both are elevated, or your A1c is creeping up despite normal spot checks. More importantly, you’ll discover what these patterns mean, and how pinpointing your type could unlock smarter, more personalized strategies to reverse the trend toward type 2 diabetes.

This is a must-listen if you’ve ever felt stuck, frustrated, or confused by your lab results. You’ll walk away with more clarity and confidence to take targeted steps to change your prediabetes health, because once you know your type, you can finally focus on what your body truly needs.

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What if the most powerful way to treat type 2 diabetes isn’t another prescription, but the food on your plate, backed by science and proven to work?

In this special episode, Dr. Jedha takes you behind the scenes of her world-leading T2Diet Study, the first scientifically proven online nutrition program for type 2 diabetes that’s proven to reduce A1c, weight and medications and changed lives across the globe.

You’ll hear how a simple frustration, seeing people struggle with outdated ineffective advice, sparked a 15-year mission that led to a groundbreaking clinical trial. Discover how this research didn’t just improve A1c, weight, and medication use, but also uncovered what truly helps people stay engaged, motivated, and successful long term.

Plus, Dr Jedha chats about why this gold-standard research is still so meaningful today and how it continues to change people's lives.

Whether you’re newly diagnosed, have lived with diabetes for years, or just want to understand what really works, this episode will give you hope, practical insight, and a fresh sense of what’s possible when the right food meets the right support.

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Type 2 diabetes used to be called “adult-onset diabetes.” Not anymore. Today, one in three American teens has prediabetes, and diagnoses of type 2 diabetes are climbing rapidly in youths — high schoolers, young adults in their twenties and thirties, and even in children.

When diabetes strikes young, it doesn’t just start earlier, it progresses faster, becomes more aggressive, and leads to serious complications much sooner.

In this episode, Dr. Jedha unpacks the shocking new statistics from the CDC and global research, explores why this epidemic is accelerating among young people, and reveals what the latest studies tell us about their heightened risks, from early blood vessel damage to kidney, eye, and heart complications appearing in their twenties. You’ll also hear about the debate over medications in youth, and most importantly, the powerful role of prevention, lifestyle, and family support.

If you’re a parent, grandparent, teacher, or simply someone concerned about the health of the next generation, this conversation will open your eyes. It’s not just a problem for the future, it’s happening now. Early action works and together we can help turn the tide!

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Can you really rebuild your insulin sensitivity and one day enjoy the occasional treat again? Why does your blood sugar sometimes skyrocket out of the blue, even when you’ve done nothing differently? And what’s the real story with berberine, sugar-free drinks, and breakfast foods that claim to be healthy?

In this Diabetes Q&A episode we answer these practical, often confusing questions straight from listeners just like you. You’ll hear about managing stubborn high A1c levels in diabetes even after years on insulin, how infections can secretly wreak havoc on your blood sugar, and why a typical “healthy” breakfast might actually be sabotaging your efforts.

Plus, we clear up what research really says about berberine and liver health, whether diet sodas are truly safe, and how protein can change the game for your insulin response.

If you have a question or topic suggestion, be sure to send it in for a future Q&A!

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In this episode, Dr Jedha speaks with Susan, a vibrant 71-year-old who shares her honest journey of managing prediabetes, lowering her A1c, and improving her cholesterol, by taking the Prediabetes Reset Program.

Despite a lifetime of being told she could eat anything she wanted, Susan faced a wake-up call when her blood sugar numbers crept into the prediabetes range. With a little encouragement and practical tools, she chose to embrace change and discovered how small, mindful shifts could make a big difference.

Susan opens up about navigating temptations, letting go of old fears around healthy fats, and finding satisfaction without feeling deprived. She also highlights the power of support, consistent guidance, and learning to be patient with yourself along the way.

Susan’s story is a reminder that it’s never too late to make meaningful changes, enjoy delicious food, and live life more fully, even well into your 70s!

Need help to reverse your prediabetes? Join Dr Jedha's Prediabetes Reset Program: https://diabetesmealplans.com/prediabetes-reset-program/

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For years, butter has been blamed for heart disease and margarine praised as the healthier choice. But is that advice actually grounded in solid science, especially when it comes to type 2 diabetes or prediabetes?

In this episode, we cut through decades of confusion and explore the latest research on how butter and margarine affect diabetic management, blood sugar, insulin resistance, cholesterol, and long-term metabolic health.

You’ll learn why butter isn’t the villain it was once made out to be, what makes margarine and refined seed oils more concerning, and how the natural dairy-fat matrix changes how your body processes fat. We question using Smart Balance instead of butter, and discuss whether spreads with added plant sterols are really the solution they claim to be.

If you’ve ever wondered whether margarine or butter is best for diabetics, this episode gives you the clear, science-backed answers you need.

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Feeling confused by all the conflicting advice on how to manage your type 2 diabetes or prediabetes? You’re not alone. In this episode we tackle the very real problem of information overload, why it happens, how it can derail your progress, and what you can do to finally cut through the noise.

You’ll learn how to spot reliable, evidence-based advice, avoid getting sidetracked by extreme claims or shiny new trends, and stay focused on a few core habits that actually work. You’ll discover practical tips, quality indicators to look for, and real success stories from people just like you who’ve moved past confusion and started seeing real results.

If you’re tired of spinning in circles and ready to simplify your approach so you can lower your blood sugar, improve your A1c, and feel better for the long term, this episode is for you.

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Think walking after meals is too simple to work? Think again. In this episode, Dr. Jedha breaks down why a short stroll after eating could be one of the most powerful habits you can build to lower blood sugar, improve insulin sensitivity, and even support weight loss and heart health.

You’ll discover why the timing of your walking matters for diabetes, what the latest research says is so good about walking, and how one small shift can make a big difference, whether you have type 2 diabetes or prediabetes.

We’ll also explore how interval walking takes these benefits even further, offering a simple, accessible way to level up your routine. Sometimes, the simplest steps are the ones that change everything!

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