For people who’ve already tried — and relapsed
Many diabetes reversal programs are built for first-timers. We built ours for people who already know what willpower looks like — and need something better than a meal-replacement shake and a goodbye wave after 12 weeks.
Created by Dr Md Chowdhury, MBBS, BSEM
537M
adults living with diabetes worldwide (IDF Diabetes Atlas, 2021)
46% → 36%
in remission at 1 year vs 2 years in the DiRECT trial (Lean et al., Lancet 2018; Lancet Diabetes Endocrinol 2019)
12
weeks of structured support, then ongoing maintenance
We work with a specific person. If this sounds like you, you’re in exactly the right place.
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Meal-replacement soups & shakes. Keto. Low-calorie apps. Maybe even Ozempic. You made progress — then life happened and you slid back.
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You’re not doing this to look good in photos. You’re doing this to avoid medication for life, protect your kidneys, your vision, your heart.
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“Eat less, move more” doesn’t cut it. You need a program that accounts for your food culture, your schedule, your hormones, your history.
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You’ve probably spent money on programs before. The difference here: we don’t leave you after week 12. And we don’t stop until your numbers change.
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Many remission programs only accept people diagnosed within the last 6 years or so. We don’t. Duration doesn’t disqualify you — it just means we adapt the approach.
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Our coaching is delivered digitally, in English, with food plans suited to your location and cultural food heritage.
These are frustrations we hear often — and the reason generic programs keep failing people.
“I lost weight, hit remission, then gained it all back when the program ended.”
The program stopped. The problem didn’t. No long-term support = predictable relapse.
“My doctor told me T2D is permanent and just gave me metformin.”
Many doctors focus on managing T2D rather than reversing it. The remission research says there’s more to try — and we’re built on that evidence.
“I can’t eat the meal plan — it doesn’t include any food I actually eat.”
A plan with shakes and Western portion advice doesn’t work for South Asian, Caribbean, or Middle Eastern food cultures. We adapt to you.
“I did everything right for 8 weeks and then one bad month undid it all.”
This is a relapse pattern, not a character flaw. We specifically program for this with relapse recovery protocols.
“I stopped Ozempic and my blood sugar shot back up within weeks.”
GLP-1s without behavior change are a rental, not a purchase. Our post-GLP-1 track is built for exactly this.
“I wasn’t eligible for the remission program — diagnosed too long ago.”
We don’t have eligibility cutoffs. If you have T2D and you want to reverse it, you’re eligible.
The ReverseIt Difference
We built this specifically for people who have already tried — designed around your history of relapse, your actual food, and the psychological patterns that keep pulling you back.
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Every module assumes you’ve been here before. We skip the basics and go straight to why you relapsed — and how to break the pattern permanently.
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CGM data, blood work review, and a food plan built around what you actually eat — not a generic 800-calorie shake protocol.
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We address stress eating, shame spirals, and the emotional triggers that torpedo every previous attempt. We build it into every module.
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Many remission programs only accept people diagnosed within about 6 years. We don’t. Long-duration T2D just means we use a different protocol — we have one.
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Most programs end at 12 weeks. Ours continues. Alumni maintenance keeps you in remission long after the intensive phase finishes.
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HbA1c below 6.5% (48 mmol/mol). Off medication, with your doctor. Normal fasting glucose. These aren’t vague wellness goals — they’re tracked, documented results.
A structured, evidence-based sequence built specifically for people who’ve relapsed before.
1 · Week 1
We start where others don’t: by understanding exactly what has failed before, why, and what your specific relapse pattern looks like. Blood work reviewed. Food diary started. Triggers mapped.
2 · Weeks 2–4
A food plan built around your cultural preferences, blood glucose response (using CGM where available), and lifestyle — not a meal-replacement shake. Low-carb or Mediterranean or time-restricted, based on your biology.
3 · Weeks 4–8
Weekly check-ins. Glucose trend reviews. Medication reduction planning (with your doctor’s coordination). The relapse psychology module runs throughout — addressing the emotional patterns that derailed previous attempts.
4 · Weeks 9–12
Blood work reviewed for remission criteria (HbA1c below 6.5% / 48 mmol/mol for 3+ months off medication). Maintenance protocol designed. Alumni support activated so you never face the “program cliff” again.
5 · Ongoing
Monthly group calls, annual blood work check-ins, and a relapse recovery protocol on standby if life throws a curveball. This is the part that’s been missing from every program you’ve done before.
Four ways to work together — from your very first step to fully personalized coaching. All built on the same evidence base.
Foundation · For beginners
$297
One-time · Start today
Entry · Self-paced
$497
One-time · Start today
Recommended · Group coaching
$2,997
12-week cohort · Next intake: rolling
Premium · 1:1 coaching
$9,997
For Group Coaching graduates only · Limited places
Context on pricing: Living with type 2 diabetes carries ongoing costs: medication, monitoring and managing complications. Reverse It is a one-time investment in building a plan that lasts.
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If you complete the full program — attend the calls, follow the protocol, track your glucose — and your HbA1c has not meaningfully improved by week 12, we will work with you for free for up to 8 additional weeks. Full terms are in the FAQ below.
We don’t offer a money-back guarantee because we don’t want people to treat this as a trial. We offer a results guarantee because we believe in the science and in our ability to deliver. If the program works, you win. If it doesn’t, we keep working until it does.
Measurable HbA1c improvement or we keep working · Applies to Group and 1:1 tiers · Full terms in the FAQ
What many programs offer, compared with what we built. Individual programs vary.
| Feature | Many programs | Reverse It |
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| Designed around your history of relapse | Rarely | ✓ |
| Open to long-duration type 2 diabetes | Often limited by eligibility rules | ✓ No eligibility cutoff |
| Culturally adapted food plans | Sometimes | ✓ |
| Relapse psychology module | Sometimes | ✓ |
| Post-GLP-1 track | Rarely | ✓ |
| Support beyond 12 weeks | Varies | ✓ Alumni maintenance in Group & 1:1 tiers |
| Direct to consumer | Some need an employer or referral | ✓ |
| 1:1 coaching available | Varies | ✓ |
From the founder
As a doctor, I’ve seen a worrying pattern in my clinics: most of the patients I see with type 2 diabetes have rising HbA1c levels, despite taking their medication regularly.
Too many people are shown how to get started, then left to find their own way when things become difficult. I built Reverse It to help people understand what may have changed and build a plan that fits their life, their food and their family.
For me, this is personal. I want my patients to leave with more than a conversation about worsening numbers. I want them to feel heard, supported and clearer about what comes next.
Reverse It is education. It doesn’t replace your own care team, and I’ll always encourage you to work with them.
Dr Md Chowdhury, MBBS, BSEM
Founder, Reverse It
Common questions
Yes — structurally. Most programs assume you’re starting from zero. This one starts from your history of relapse. We specifically audit what failed before, why it failed, and build an approach that accounts for those failure points. The content, the coaching style, and the post-program support are all designed for your situation.
Duration does affect the probability of full remission — longer duration means more beta-cell stress over time. But “reversal” for a 12-year T2D patient can still mean dramatically reduced HbA1c, reduced or eliminated medication, and major protection against complications. We’ll be honest with you about what’s realistic based on your blood work. We don’t promise full remission for everyone, but we do promise meaningful improvement.
Absolutely not. You continue all prescribed medication and stay in contact with your doctor throughout the program. As your glucose improves, medication reduction should be done in coordination with your doctor. We provide a communication letter for your doctor (included in Group and 1:1 tiers) and can advise on the clinical evidence to support your conversation.
Yes. This is one of the biggest failures of generic programs and we built specifically against it. Your intake form captures your food culture and heritage, and your nutrition plan is built around it — not around Western meal replacement logic. South Asian, Caribbean, and Middle Eastern food traditions are not incompatible with T2D reversal. They just require a coach who understands them.
If you complete the full program — attend the coaching sessions, track your food and glucose as requested, and follow the protocol — and your HbA1c has not improved meaningfully by week 12, we extend coaching at no additional cost for up to 8 more weeks. “Meaningfully improved” means a minimum reduction of about 0.5 percentage points of HbA1c (5 mmol/mol) or movement off medication, agreed with your doctor. This applies to Group and 1:1 tiers.
Many programs are built for people starting for the first time, and many end at week 12. Reverse It starts from your history of relapse, adapts the food plan to your culture, includes a post-GLP-1 track, and offers ongoing alumni support. We’re direct to consumer, so you don’t need an employer or a referral.
You’ve done the hard part — you’ve tried before. That means you know exactly what’s at stake. We know exactly what went wrong. Let’s fix it — properly, this time.
See all programs →No doctor referral needed · No eligibility cutoff · Runs fully online