At Nutrition Network, we are deeply honored to have been selected as a trusted online learning platform to host and share an important new training: Dietary Strategies for Reversing Type 2 Diabetes. As a leading organization in the low-carb and ketogenic nutrition space, we have built a network of trusted practitioners—both seasoned experts and newcomers to the field—dedicated to advancing metabolic health.
This free course is more than just an educational resource; it is a tribute to the legacy of Dr. Sarah Hallberg, a pioneer in the research and promotion of Type 2 diabetes remission. Dr. Hallberg was the Medical Director and Principal Investigator for Virta Health’s landmark clinical trial on diabetes reversal, and her unwavering commitment to patient-centered care and scientific integrity continues to inspire us.
A Journey to Share Life-Changing Information
This training aims to empower individuals worldwide with the knowledge and tools to manage and potentially reverse Type 2 diabetes using evidence-based dietary strategies. We extend our deepest gratitude to the contributors who made this course possible and are thrilled to make this information freely accessible in the hope that it will transform lives.
This course has been co-organized by Dr. Ronald M. Krauss, MD, Professor of Medicine at UCSF and Adjunct Professor of Nutritional Sciences at UC Berkeley, alongside Nina Teicholz, PhD, an esteemed author and science journalist. Together, they have curated an evidence-based program that challenges the conventional belief that Type 2 diabetes is an irreversible chronic condition. Instead, the course presents compelling research showing that the disease can go into remission through dietary intervention alone.
About the Course
The Dietary Strategies for Reversing Type 2 Diabetes training covers:
- The definitions of remission and “reversal”
- The pathophysiology of Type 2 diabetes
- The metabolic basis for low-carbohydrate and ketogenic diets
- A review of clinical trial evidence for diabetes reversal through diet
- Practical approaches to implementing and maintaining low-carb nutrition
- Case studies of patients who have successfully reversed their condition
- A panel discussion with expert insights and audience questions
Target Audience
This course is designed for both individuals living with diabetes and healthcare professionals seeking to expand their knowledge on effective dietary interventions. It is particularly relevant for:
- People with Type 2 diabetes looking to explore dietary solutions
- Primary care clinicians (PCPs)
- Endocrinologists, cardiologists, and lipidologists
- Dieticians and nutritionists
- Registered nurses and allied health professionals
Available credit: 4.00 Category 1 credits for allied healthcare professionals.
Learn from Leading Experts
The faculty for this course includes some of the most respected voices in metabolic health research:
- Jeff Volek, PhD, RD – Professor at The Ohio State University
- Dr. Tony Hampton, MD, MBA, MS-HNFM, ABOM – Advocate Midwest Primary Care Service Line Leader, South Region Chicago
- Benjamin Bikman, PhD – Professor in the Department of Cell Biology and Physiology, Director of the Diabetes Research Lab at Brigham Young University
- Dr. Ronesh Sinha, MD – Medical Director of the Metabolic Wellness Program at Sutter Health
- Laura Saslow, PhD – Associate Professor at the University of Michigan
Enroll Today for Free
We invite you to take advantage of this invaluable learning opportunity. The Dietary Strategies for Reversing Type 2 Diabetes course is available for free on our user-friendly Nutrition Network learning platform. Enrol here.
For those who wish to contribute, we encourage donations to either Nina Teicholz’s Nutrition Coalition (supporting dietary policy based on rigorous science) or The Noakes Foundation (which conducts independent scientific research to uncover nutritional truths).
Join us in honoring Dr. Sarah Hallberg’s legacy and helping to spread this life-changing knowledge far and wide. Together, we can redefine the future of Type 2 diabetes care.