Did you know that 37.3 million Americans, representing 11.3% of the population, have some form of diabetes? Of these people, 90 to 95% have been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes at some point in their life. Seeing such figures is rather concerning, as living with the condition is not easy. It entails taking medications on a regular basis and keeping a close eye on food intake. Unfortunately, modern medicine has the body hooked on such methods to manage blood sugar that it appears that sliding off the rails is easy beyond a certain point.
To make matters worse, no cure has been discovered, with present treatments only doing the bare minimum to keep symptoms at bay. Over the last few decades, an increasing number of doctors, academics, and nutritionists have begun to study diabetes to develop alternate methods to control it. Although research may be obtained via several platforms, wouldn’t it be preferable to have everything in one place?
In this regard, the upcoming Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Summit may be an appropriate choice. Here’s what our team learned about the highly anticipated summit and what attendees may expect in early October 2023.
What is The Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Summit?
The Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Summit, as the name implies, is a seven-day summit organized to present the case for reversing type 2 diabetes. For the longest time, society has insisted that there is no treatment for the ailment, but as the organizers of this summit contend, some steps can be taken to manage and potentially reverse associated symptoms. At the time of writing, we’ve been told that the summit will feature over 40 healthcare specialists, each with a distinct perspective on diabetes, nutrition, heart health, bone health, and Alzheimer’s.
Matter-of-factly, the organization responsible for this event, DrTalks assures that the speakers will go beyond the conventional route and shed light on the hidden ones, which they believe includes long-term support systems for meaningful change. Considering the backbone of The Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Summit, let’s now look at the week’s agenda.
What is the agenda for The Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Summit?
Each of the seven days aims to cover a number of related topics, namely accompanied by valuable knowledge, tips and tricks on health improvements, and how to regain control over type 2 diabetes diagnosis. Below is an overview on what attendees can anticipate learning throughout the entirety of the summit:
Day 1: Cravings, PEMF, Sleep & Heart Health
The first day of the Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Summit begins with our host, Dr. Beverly Yates discussing cravings. She will share her personal path of transitioning from being a captive to unhealthy cravings to making healthier choices. She also plans to tackle the challenges and successes of following a healthier diet. Finally, individuals will get the opportunity to learn how to curb cravings and resist them.
Dr. William Pawluk will then take the stage to address the possibilities of PEMF therapy for type 2 diabetes. He will emphasize the advantages of adopting this therapy to prevent and treat diabetes. All-in-all, his purpose is to provide content to the audience on how to leverage the potential of PEMF therapy to manage type 2 diabetes and overall wellness.
Dr. Mindy Pelz is set to speak next about the benefits of fasting, particularly how it might help women live healthier lives. She will discuss the benefits of fasting and how it affects diabetes, and later conclude by addressing and offering advice on how women might incorporate fasting into their daily lives.
Up next, Dr. Nasha Winters will start her segment by defining metabolic health and helping individuals understand the factors that can impact metabolic disease. Precisely, she will highlight some key signs that indicate the loss of metabolic flexibility and the steps to regaining them. As always, once the issue and possible solution is provided, the expert will share their practical applications.
Dr. Audrey Wells will shift gears and begin her piece on the relationship between diabetes and sleep, specifically how inadequate sleep might influence insulin responsiveness. She will go over why people with diabetes should be tested for sleep disturbances, since these disorders can affect diabetes progression and overall health. She will conclude by emphasizing the necessity of developing sleep skills to improve diabetes management.
While on the topic of diabetes and health, Dr. Joel Kahn will take over to discuss the rapport between diabetes and heart health. To be more specific, he plans to talk about the significance of screening diabetic patients for heart disease because it can help detect any underlying problems at an early stage. Lastly, he will underline how following a heart-healthy diet not only reduces the risk of heart-related problems, but also has the potential to reverse diabetes.
Megan Ramos will speak next about the link between intermittent fasting and type 2 diabetes. She will share long-term insights into how to adopt intermittent fasting to assist manage diabetes. To make her case, the expert will share scientific evidence demonstrating the health benefits of intermittent fasting.
On the subject of diabetes treatment, Ken Swartz will go into C60 and how it can help people with diabetes by improving brain fog and strengthening mitochondrial activity. He will reveal the advantages that people normally feel after drinking C60 for more than a month. To conclude, the expert hopes to highlight crucial features to look for when purchasing C60 items.
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Day 2: Insulin Resistance, Fasting, Alzheimer’s & Gut Microbiome
The second day of The Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Summit will commence with Dr. Beverly Yates, who will provide expert insight on Len’s rejuvenation experience. She will emphasize the need for individualized, type 2 diabetes treatments, and wrap her segment off by shedding light on Continuous Glucose Monitoring for diabetes management.
Dr. Vinita Tandon, on the other hand, will speak on the topic of insulin resistance and its influence on health. She will cover the symptoms, signs, and diagnostic procedures of insulin resistance. She will also talk about the necessity of making proactive lifestyle adjustments to improve one’s health.
Following suit, Dr. William Hsu will share his wisdom on the role of fasting in healing and treating diabetes. He will define what the Fasting Mimicking Diet is and elaborate on how it differs from intermittent fasting. Dr. Hsu also plans to fill everyone in on the current voids in diabetes management and how fasting can help to close them.
Dr. Heather Sandison will take over next to investigate the link between Alzheimer’s brain health and blood sugar management. She’ll explain why Alzheimer’s disease is also known as type 3 diabetes and whether dementia can be reversed. She will conclude by talking about successful dementia treatment options that can help individuals overcome obstacles and feel more supported.
Taking over the mike we have, Mike Collins who sees value in covering the impact of quitting sugar altogether. His goal is to illustrate sugar and the steps to quitting it from the standpoint of drug abuse recovery. Then, he will disclose the benefits of the aforesaid, namely, in terms of reversing diabetes and promoting overall wellness.
Dr. Thomas P. Seager is scheduled to speak on the effect that cold exposure has on taming insulin resistance and mitochondrial health. Specifically, he’ll delve into the activation of brown adipose tissue (good fat) by way of this exposure and conclude by emphasizing the improvement in insulin sensitivity in type 2 diabetes patients.
Margaret Floyd Barry will speak next about the importance of implementation in achieving a successful health journey. She will stress the benefits of accessing qualified health specialists for advice, while covering some deep themes including resilience, embracing change, and cultivating self-awareness for health gains.
Dr. Orville Kolterman will round up the day by discussing all things gut microbiota. She will investigate the link between gut health and metabolic syndrome in people with type 2 diabetes. Individuals can expect to learn how to identify gut microbiota dysfunctions that may impair glucose management and insulin sensitivity. Finally, he plans to bring findings demonstrating the positive effects of employing symbiotics to improve gut health and glycemic control in people with diabetes.
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Day 3: Reverse Type 2 Diabetes, Osteoporosis, Thyroid & Cancer
As usual Dr. Beverly Yates will start the day, but this time, she’ll focus primarily on transitioning from prediabetes to type 2 diabetes, why going natural is best suited for diabetes management, and understanding family history of the condition. Next, Kevin Ellis’ segment will shed light on the relationship between osteoporosis and diabetes.
He will inform the audience on osteopenia and osteoporosis, including their prevalence and methods of detection. To conclude, he’ll outline therapy possibilities other than traditional medications, as well as the prospect of regenerating bone after loss despite hereditary predispositions.
From there we have, Dr. Sharon Stills, who will educate the masses on testing the thyroid function, what to look for in lab tests and understanding the influence of blood sugar fluctuations on adrenal health and vice versa. Turns out that most fatigue symptoms are a result of thyroid and blood sugar inconsistencies. Moreover, the expert insists that heavy metals also play a negative effect in this equation, which she plans to prove by painting a broad picture.
Dr. Michael Karlfeldt plans to introduce the concept of photobiomodulation and how it can impact metabolic function. To wrap things up, he will unearth the effect that light has on metabolic dysfunction, while underlining the role different colors’ photo sensitizers have on correcting metabolic issues.
Up next, Dr. David Jockers will provide insight on how to identify root causes of inflammation and how it can be measured in lab tests. He will highlight the importance of healthy bloody sugar, insulin sensitivity, proper stomach acid, bile flow and the best foods to regulate blood sugar and hormonal health. He will end by discussing about the benefits of intermittent fasting when it comes to reducing inflammation.
Dr. Joseph Antoun’s segment is all about a breakthrough nutrition technology that supports diabetes remission. From there, he’ll go deeper into physiological fasting and its ability to reduce insulin resistance (or improve insulin sensitivity), and promote cellular rejuvenation, both of which he feels are imperative for reversing type 2 diabetes. His segment will end with a summary on the benefits of resorting to the Diabetes Remission and Regression Program for type 2 diabetes.
While on the topic of remission, Dr. Kevin Conners will discuss the relationship between type 2 diabetes and cancer. He will reveal the challenges that diabetes patients who also have cancer typically face and reveal how individuals may actually cut off cancer’s fuel source to effectively manage diabetes.
Phillip Wilson is next in line and intends to shed light on all things saunas. Specifically, individuals will come to discover everything there is to know on far-infrared saunas, traditional Finnish saunas, and wooden infrared saunas among several others. Among this list, he seems to favor far-infrared saunas, as it might aid with circulation and the overall parasympathetic nervous system.
The third day will close with Dr. Cyrus Khambatta and his stance on dietary causes and biological mechanisms of insulin resistance. He will reveal how adopting a low-fat, plant-based, whole-food lifestyle can improve insulin sensitivity, and finish off the relevance of dieting for optimal wellness.
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Day 4: Blood Sugar, Thyroid, Osteoporosis & Toxins
Dr. Beverly Yates will spend the majority of her fourth-day segment indulging in sugar levels. Maintaining a level of 75 is crucial in her perspective, and she will explain why. She also intends to uncover important elements that distinguish people who have regained control of their diabetes from others who have failed terribly. Finally, she will offer her secrets for maintaining appropriate blood sugar levels.
Dr. Jen Pfleghaar believes that people should be aware of the signs and symptoms of hypothyroidism, as well as how they intersect with blood sugar issues. She will discuss how blood sugar and thyroid health are related, and how stress can affect thyroid and blood sugar levels. Before letting the next person on, she will conclude by sharing some thyroid healing tips.
While on the topic of connections, Margie Bissinger will highlight the relationship between diabetes and osteoporosis fractures. She will uncover some key exercises that will help build and maintain strong bones, and share insights on the impact that stress, happiness, and nutrients may have on managing bone health and diabetes.
JJ Virgin will take the stage to make her case on protein consumption for managing blood sugar levels. She will emphasize the necessity of tracking protein, and how it may help maintain appropriate blood sugar levels. Then, Dr. Beverly Yates will appear for the second time, but now to educate the audience on how CGMs can provide insight into lifestyle decisions. She will investigate the link between CGMs and type 2 diabetes reversal and hopes people will one day use CGM data to make informed decisions.
Deanna Hansen will appear next to speak about fascia decompression, and its ability to improve circulation in the feet and legs, thereby possibly helping better manage symptoms of type 2 diabetes. In fact, she will take the time to walk everyone through some fascia decompression techniques reckoned to reduce foot pain and plantar fasciitis. The fourth day will wrap up Dr. Isaac Eliaz who plans to get a bit technical.
Specifically, he will reveal everything there is to know on survival paradox protein galectin-2 and its contribution to insulin resistance, diabetes and other cardiometabolic issues. To make his case, the expert will bring in statistics on how fast diabetes has risen, as well as the cases in which toxins were a huge factor. Finally, he will close by walking everyone through a protocol that addresses diabetes and metabolic conditions.
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Day 5: Intermittent Fasting, Brain Metabolism, Essential Oils & Parasites
As we gradually near the end of the summit, more and more solutions will be presented. For instance, Dr. Beverly Yates will spend some time on the Diabetes Decoded Program, and its transformative effect on many lives. As per the expert, sometimes it really comes down to mindset, and cholesterol management. You lower the former and lower the latter, blood sugar levels may just become stable over time.
Gin Stephens will bring another perspective on the benefits of intermittent fasting for diabetes and prediabetes. Precisely, she plans to present what a clean fast is and the importance of implementing one in conjunction with intermittent fasting. She will end things by providing the essential steps to start and maintain intermittent fasting while avoiding common mistakes.
Following her, Dr. Austin Perlmutter will take the stage and explain how energy powers the brain and where this energy normally (and preferably should) comes from. He will uncover the relationship between blood sugar dysregulation and brain health issues, while also providing helpful advice to restore and protect healthy brain metabolism.
Jodi Sternoff Cohen plans to bring a unique topic to the table: essential oils. In particular, the expert strongly believes that essential oils can come in handy when it comes to blood sugar regulation and overall health. She will share arguments in favor of the aforesaid and dig deeper into the steps to achieving parasympathetic state using only essential oil therapies.
Dr. Joel Fuhrman will come through by delving into the limitations of medical protocol for diabetes control. For him, it really comes down to understanding the nutritarian diet, and why it will not only help with blood sugar management, but also letting go of medications intake. All-in-all, he’s the person to go to if one wishes to take the balanced diet and sustainable lifestyle changes routes for reversing diabetes and improving heart health.
Sinclair Kennally will then take the stage to answer questions about the parasite and mold poisoning epidemics, as well as the startling figures indicating their climb to stardom. She will discuss how toxins and parasites can affect blood sugar regulation while also covering recovery methods. Debra Atkinson, the day’s final speaker, will do a quick rundown of the three critical factors in starting an exercise routine that leads to better blood sugar control and insulin resistance.
She will discuss the most prevalent mistakes that impede diabetes management progress and how to avoid them. She will conclude by offering advice on the key to improving exercise, gauging performance, and managing diabetes.
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Day 6: Sleep, Aging, Pelvic Health & Genes
Dr. Beverly Yates will kick off the day by introducing the challenges that caregivers of adult children with seizure disorders face, and the importance of sleep and its impact in diabetes management. As a way to spread hope, the expert will then take out the Blood Sugar Challenge Program, which she believes will be rewarding to said caregivers.
Dr. Gina Moreno-John will take the stand to paint the challenges of obesity along with the importance of new treatments. Given the surge in new weight loss medications, her goal is to take each one apart with respect to both the pros and cons. Did we mention that she will also touch upon future advancements in weight loss medication and their potential benefits?
Dr. Robert Lufkin will start his segment by announcing how type 2 diabetes is merely an insulin disease; nothing more, nothing less. Why? To get the message across, he will discuss the link between insulin resistance, aging and chronic illnesses in patients with type 2 diabetes. As a solution to what he sees as catastrophic, he will cover the benefits of lowering carbohydrate intake, especially when it comes to addressing and preventing diabetes-related aging.
Dr. Betsy Greenleaf’s talk will cover the entirety of pelvic health including its impact on nerve damage, urinary tract infections, and sexual dysfunction. Once these areas are thoroughly examined, he will move onto the relationship between diabetes and pelvic health and why it is imperative to treat pelvic floor muscle dysfunction. Shifting gears, we have Carolyn Ledowsky who intends to cover the intricacy of genes among those who are predisposed to being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
Furthermore, she believes it’s worthwhile to cover glucose metabolism, the effect of lifestyle factors on these genes, and herbal solutions for optimal healing and protection. Taking the conversation to a whole new level is Dr. Carolyn McMakin, who sees value in covering Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM).
Particularly, she’ll delve into the influence FSM has on insulin sensitivity and leptin resistance, FSM-related protocols that also support pancreatic function, and key metrics to be watchful of during it all. Lastly, we have James Barry who will highlight the power of meal prepping for supporting blood sugar regulation and diabetes management. He will lay out healthy food choices for improved blood sugar control.
As someone who has struggled with forming good habits in the kitchen, the expert will also share some kitchen setups for optimal success and consistency, master grocery shopping lists and what to look out for on food labels.
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Day 7: Supplements, Menopause, Oral Health & Inflammation
The last day of the Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Summit will start with Dr. Beverly Yates as per usual. She will highlight the relationship between congestive heart failure and prediabetes and dig further into supplementation for blood sugar management. To close her knowledge sharing segment, she will list natural ways of efficiently combating blood sugar issues.
Dr. Betty Murray plans to share everything she knows about hormonal changes during menopause and metabolism, diabetes risk and other complications. She will uncover the role that insulin resistance and key hormones have on the progression of type 2 diabetes during menopause and wrap things up by disclosing tips and tricks on managing hormonal imbalances. Targeting the latter, she believes will set the stage for regulating diabetes, weight loss endeavors and alleviating symptoms linked to osteoporosis.
Dr. Jennifer Martin-Schantz will discuss diabetes-related medical trauma and how it might affect mental health. She will equip attendees with tools and techniques to help them handle the emotional and psychological problems of living with the diagnosis and stress the importance of working with a therapist for healing purposes.
Dr. Sandra Moldovan will then explain the concept of biological dentistry and its relationship to diabetes. She will also go over how gum disease affects diabetes, consequently, going over ways to stop bleeding gums, restore dental health, and treat silent oral infections known to interfere with diabetes treatment.
Dr. Kent Holtorf will explore the role that immune dysfunction plays in the development of diabetes and its related consequences, which can affect a variety of organs and functions. Then, he will cover the use of peptides for treating core pathophysiology in diabetes, reduce insulin resistance, and prevent complications. Finally, he plans to introduce T3 supplementation and how it can be beneficial, particularly in individuals with diabetes and low thyroid.
Karen Brody is set to speak shortly after about the power of rest as a treatment for diabetes and blood sugar control. She is going to tackle the significance of breathing exercises before meals and how they might benefit health. She will also discuss the effects of yoga nidra, a sleep-based meditation, on overall wellbeing.
Dr. Eric D. Gordon is the day’s and summit’s final speaker. He’ll wrap up the summit with a talk about inflammation and how it can lead to insulin resistance. He’ll also go over the complexity of chronic inflammation and insulin resistance and investigate the role that the former has in the management of diabetes.
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Who will be speaking at The Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Summit?
The Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Summit has over 40 health experts on its panel list, including the likes of:
Dr. Beverly Yates: A world-renowned diabetes expert and the host of this summit. She developed the Yates Protocol to help individuals manage their blood sugar, restore energy, and promote comfortable living.
Dr. William Pawluk: A board-certified family physician. He is known for being an expert on Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy.
Dr. Mindy Pelz: A well-known holistic health specialist who is passionate about educating women about their health and bodies. She has helped many people all around the world connect with their bodies’ innate healing capacities.
Dr. Nasha Winters: After receiving a life changing cancer diagnosis, she went to start her journey at a naturopathic medical school. Today, she is driven to assist cancer sufferers in knowing how to cure their bodies through studying metabolic functioning.
Dr. Audrey Wells: A board-certified physician who specializes in sleep medicine. She advocates for solutions that go beyond medication for improving sleep during all phases of life.
Dr. Joel Kahn: One of the world’s best cardiologists who is enthusiastic about educating people on how a holistic lifestyle can help prevent heart attacks. He is keen on using clean nutrition-based methods to treat disease.
Megan Ramos: A health coach and certified clinical educator. She is one of the creators of the Fasting Method and has used her life-long struggle with major diseases as motivation to create viable solutions.
Ken Swartz: A scientist and the founder of C60 Power, a health and wellness company. He has a large amount of experience in researching C60 and through his results noticed the powerful benefits it can have on health.
Dr. Vinita Tandon: An endocrinologist with over 20 years of practice. She specializes in endocrinology, diabetes and metabolism and internal medicine.
Dr. William Hsu: A world-renowned endocrinologist with over 20 years of experience in practice and research. He has served on the advisory boards for initiatives that designed diabetic centers and is a champion for Fasting-Mimicking Technology to extend human life.
Dr. Heather Sandison: Specializes in neurocognitive medicine and neuro-hacking. She has extensive training in the imbalances that affect the brain, such as autism and Alzheimer’s.
Mike Collins: Former chairman of the Board for the Food Addiction Institute. He has been sugar-free for over 30 years and is avid about spreading the knowledge on how everyone can eliminate sugar from their diets. He has authored many books about how to incorporate a sugar free diet into one’s life.
Thomas P. Seager: An associate professor and founder of the coldest cold tub available for purchase. He came up with a new approach to personal development called Self-Actual Engineering, which focuses on resigning individuals, their relationships, and overall lives to achieve the best version.
Margaret Floyd Barry: A clinician, author, educator, and speaker. She believes in the healing power of food and mindset in achieving better overall health.
Dr. Orville Kolterman: An endocrinologist working with many hospitals for over 20 years. He specializes in endocrinology, diabetes, and metabolism.
Kevin Ellis: An Integrative Nutrition Certified health coach on a mission to help people address bone loss issues. He is known for his work with helping people deal with osteopenia and osteoporosis.
Dr. Sharon Stills: A naturopathic medical doctor who helps people heal themselves naturally. She has experience identifying and treating a variety of health issues from allergies to end stage cancer.
Dr. Michael Karlfeldt: A board-certified naturopath and an expert in healing practices. He is extremely zealous about spreading his knowledge in natural health and is on multiple television shows, radio shows and podcasts.
Dr. David Jockers: A doctor of natural medicine with a specialization in functional nutrition. He has authored many books including an advanced nutrition and recipe book.
Dr. Joseph Antoun: His career is centered on promoting human longevity by cultivating a healthcare system alongside the current sick care system. He is presently the CEO of a company that promotes food as medicine.
Dr. Kevin Conners: A certified functional neurologist and has been studying alternative cancer care for decades as he is board-certified in integrative cancer therapy. He longs to educate people on the importance of having multiple counselors for healing.
Phillip Wilson: Holds a doctorate in mathematics and quickly realized the importance of wellness. He started selling vitamins, wellness accessories, unique nutritional supplements, and other holistic health products. He has also been selling far infrared saunas for healing.
Cyrus Khambatta: Author and cofounder of various health projects, including Mastering Diabetes. He is a well-known diet and fitness specialist who also has type 1 diabetes. His health activities are aimed at correcting insulin resistance and boosting metabolic health in all kinds of diabetes.
Dr. Jennifer Pfleghaar: A DO and integrative medicine physician who is board-certified in emergency medicine and integrative medicine. Her interests include healthy living, nutrition, and yoga.
Margie Bissinger: A physical therapist and integrative health coach, specializing in helping women with osteoporosis for over 20 years. She knows the ins and outs of this disease and has even written a book on how to deal with it.
JJ Virgin: A triple board-certified nutrition expert who is passionate about healthy eating and exercising. She now helps people achieve their health goals through her bestselling books and guides.
Deanna Hansen: A certified athletic therapist and advocates for meditation, exercise, and therapy as the building blocks for optimal health. She has been in practice for nearly 30 years and has developed her own unique strategies for treating chronic pain, weight loss, and anxiety.
Dr. Isaac Eliaz: He has been working in the field of integrative medicine since the early 1980s. He specializes in cancer, immune health, detoxification, and mind-body medicine.
Gin Stephens: A retired teacher who found major success in her health when she switched over to intermittent fasting. She has since released a New York Times bestselling book on how to properly fast to achieve bet results.
Dr. Austin Perlmutter: A board-certified internal medicine physician, bestselling author, educator, and consultant. He has cohosted podcasts and co-produced health related docuseries.
Jodi Sternoff Cohen: A bestselling author, award-winning journalist, and the founder of an essential oils company. Her books focus on healing the body with essential oils as she uses her own personal experience as a guiding factor.
Dr. Joel Fuhrman: A board-certified family physician and bestselling author. He is known for his work in the nutrition and natural healing spaces and is passionate about sharing his knowledge.
Sinclair Kennally: An award-winning expert on chronic digestive illnesses, who started her own detox company and hosts a health podcast. She used her experience with chronic illness as motivation to spread knowledge she gained to help heal others.
Debra Atkinson: She is deeply committed to restoring energy and vigor to menopausal women. She offers hormone balancing workouts and lifestyle counseling to women over the age of 50.
Dr. Gina Moreno-John: A physician and professor of medicine. Her focus is on primary care and weight management. She analyzes the impact that weight loss drugs can have on health and ensures people are aware of them.
Dr. Robert Lufkin: A physician and medical school professor who specializes in applied science health, longevity, and consciousness. His goal is to change the conventional healthcare model to include lifestyle modifications.
Dr. Betsy Greenleaf: A board-certified DO with specialization in urogynecology. She looks forward to speaking at events and educating audiences about the intricacies in pelvic health.
Carolyn Ledowsky: A naturopath, herbalist, and nutritionist. She prides herself on being a results-oriented health expert who is passionate about helping people heal.
Dr. Carolyn McMakin: After becoming a doctor and opening her practice, she taught a course on diagnosis and treatment of fibromyalgia and myofascial pain. She found that patient pain levels were far more complex than she had previously imagined and began developing her own protocols.
James Barry: A wholefoods chef who enjoys demystifying and revolutionizing people’s attitudes around food, health, and nourishment.
Betty Murray: A trained nutritionist and practitioner of the Institute for Functional Medicine. Since the early 2000s, she has been recognized as a leader in the functional medicine movement.
Dr. Jennifer Martin-Schantz: A pre-licensed professional PsyD. She believes in taking a collaborative approach to psychotherapy with the goal of helping her patients reach a feeling of empowerment and healing.
Dr. Sanda Moldovan: An award-winning dentist, trained nutritionist, and bestselling author. She is renowned as the oral-health specialist and frequently appears on television to share her knowledge.
Dr. Kent Holtorf: Believes in treating health problems holistically by addressing the underlying source of symptoms. He wants to develop and spread integrative healing approaches.
Karen Brody: A rest coach, yoga nidra teacher and author. She advocates using meditation and rest as tools to heal a variety of health issues.
Dr. Eric D. Gordon: Has 40 years of clinical practice on top of his important clinical research. His research interests include mitochondrial function and chronic inflammation.
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When will The Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Summit take place?
The Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Summit is scheduled to take place virtually spanning seven days from Tuesday, October 3, 2023, to Monday, October 9, 2023.
How much does The Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Summit cost?
The Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Summit is available for free online viewing. To secure a free spot, individuals are simply asked to register online by providing a name and email address. It is important to note that the summit has yet to be launched. This means that as the dates approach, more information on gifts and lifetime access will be provided. Meanwhile, here’s the link for registering.
All things considered, anyone who is a fan of DrTalks, and their events may want to consider an annual subscription for $197 yearly. This unlocks automatic access to:
- Downloadable audio files of expert talks;
- PDF transcripts of all summit talks;
- Over 1000 premium summit expert talks;
- Private invitations to an exclusive Facebook community.
About the Organizer: DrTalks
DrTalks is an organization that brings together specialists in the domains of health, wellness, and medicine. Their purpose is to organize summits, talks, and other events on health topics with these renowned persons so that the general public can regain control over their wellness. It is also advantageous for those who want to enter or are already working in health-related sectors because they can obtain knowledge by simply listening in on what experts have to say. To date, this organization has contributed to the launch of over 40 summits and enlightening health blogs. A learning environment of this nature is definitely hard to come by. To learn more about DrTalks, click here >>>
Final Verdict
Ultimately, The Reversing Type 2 Diabetes Summit is more than just a gathering of specialists who will discuss the dos and don’ts of type 2 diabetes. In our opinion, this is an educational environment in which people will come to realize how interconnected our body, lifestyle choices and habits are. Failure to address problems in one area clearly has a domino effect, and in the case of diabetes, there are various scenarios that result in the diagnosis.
Rather than settling for misinformation, DrTalks and many sponsors collaborated to bring over 40 health professionals together to address every imaginable concern, conventional advice, and innovations worth considering. This is especially for those who believe diabetes is merely a balancing act of carbohydrates and insulin; the gut, immune, digestive, pancreatic, and many other bodily functions are involved.
Based on the provided agenda, it is clear that the entire team means well and hopes to not only raise awareness about known and undiscovered culprits, but also multiple ways out – each one tailored to satisfy specific health requirements. The fact that The Reverse Type 2 Diabetes Summit does not advocate a one-size-fits-all solution is one of several reassurances that the information consumers will learn will be useful.
For the time being, little information about bonus resources and/or lifetime access has been released, but more will undoubtedly be available as the date approaches.
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