Free live class - diet for prediabetes
Prediabetes 101
The free class that teaches you what you can do about high blood sugar
60 minute live class, 30 minutes Q&A.
A note about Dr. Kalwaney: Dr. Kalwaney will join as many classes as her schedule allows. When she isn’t able to attend, Miguel will lead the class on his own. If you have a question specifically for Dr. K, Miguel will be happy to pass it along to her and get an answer for you.
Select a class time that works for you
Free. 60-minute class. 30-minute Q&A. We send the recording to everyone who registers.
Can prediabetes be reversed?
Doctors don't like to use the word "reversed" with prediabetes, they prefer to say that "prediabetes has gone into remission."
The good news: Yes, people can bring their blood sugar down to healthy levels (Perreault, 2009). This can be done naturally, without drugs or supplements (Knowler, 2002). Our program is designed to help people reach their goals.
"I always thought I was the picture of health. And then I had a physical January this year that showed I was pre-diabetic. And I feel like this class really helped me."
— MONIQUE CHO
Monique's A1C was at prediabetic levels. She brought her blood sugar to a healthy level in 3 months. That was 18 months ago and she is still on track.
(As of August 2026)
Questions this free class answers
- Did I get prediabetes because of my genes or something I did?
- Why do people who eat a low-carbohydrate diet have a higher chance of developing type 2 diabetes?
- How can busy people improve their diet for their blood sugar without spending more on groceries?
- Why didn't my doctor teach me all of this?
About the Prediabetes 101 class · 1 min
This Prediabetes 101 class is
- Everything your doctor would teach you if they had time
- A full prediabetes plan you can do for FREE
- The most up-to-date information, taught by a licensed physician
- An online program you can join if you would like extra help and support
This class is not
- A sales pitch for supplements or drugs
- An extreme diet
- An AI video
- A "miracle cure" that "they" are hiding
- A shortcut, a daily ritual, or a life hack
More about this class
Roughly seventy percent of the 90 minutes is teaching. About 20% is sharing our free plan and our paid community program. We will say out loud when we're talking about the free versus paid plans, so you are never wondering.
We do not sell supplements, devices, meal kits, or medications. This is nutrition education. It does not diagnose or treat any condition. Everything we teach is meant to be followed alongside your doctor.
Our curriculum is reviewed by a Scientific Advisory Board.
What we cover
- What almost everyone gets wrong about prediabetes: causes vs. symptoms
- How the recommendations have changed over time
- Misconceptions about keto, carnivore, low-carb, Mediterranean, and other dietary patterns
- What Dr. Kalwaney sees in her own practice when patients change how they eat
- Questions and answers from attendees
Who is teaching
Miguel Ramos
Founder, Evidence-Based Nutrition
Dr. Shirley Kalwaney, MD, FACP, DipABLM
Board certified in internal medicine and lifestyle medicine. She teaches other physicians how to bring nutrition into their practice.
Our Scientific Advisory Board
Dr. Christopher Gardner
Professor of Medicine, Stanford University
Dr. Deirdre Tobias
Harvard Medical School, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Dr. Paul Hopkins
University of Utah, Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Clinic
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It is simple to qualify!
1. Complete the program and improve at least one core biometric: LDL cholesterol, blood pressure, blood glucose or A1c, or weight for people with a BMI over 25. (Don't worry, almost everyone sees an improvement in one or more metrics.)
3. Complete the modules in the online program.
Once you do that, you will get 100% of your money back!
Dr. Paul N. Hopkins, MD, MSPH, FNLA
Dr. Hopkins received his medical training at the University of Utah and Mayo Graduate School of Medicine in Rochester Minnesota.
He is board certified in Public Health and Preventive Medicine as well as Clinical Lipidology.
Dr. Hopkins has been involved in efforts to promote greater understanding and prevention of premature, familial coronary artery disease (CAD) with the Cardiovascular Genetics (CVG) group since 1978. He has been a Principal Investigator (PI) or Co-Investigator for numerous NIH grants focused on the genetics of CAD, hypertension, lipids, diabetes, and metabolic syndrome. Dr. Hopkins is currently Co-Director of Cardiovascular Genetics at the University of Utah and Director of the Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Clinic.
From 1998 to 2004 Dr. Hopkins was International Chair for the MEDPED program (Make Early Diagnoses to Prevent Early Death), started by the late Dr. Roger Williams to find, educate, and help prevent premature CAD in persons with FH. Dr. Hopkins served as an NIH grant reviewer and continues to be a reviewer for numerous medical journals. He teaches at the University of Utah School of Medicine, is an active lecturer, and serves as a statistical consultant for the Center for Clinical and Translational Studies statistics group at the University of Utah.