Reversing Diabetes With Virta on The Doctors

April 25 2017 by , medical review by in Diabetes, Dr. Sarah Hallberg, Ketosis, Low carb & high fat, Virta Health

Watch Sami Inkinen and Dr. Sarah Hallberg being interviewed on The Doctors about Virta Health, their tech company reversing type 2 diabetes using a ketogenic diet.

The first part is above, and the second one below.

Part 2

A Ketogenic Diet for Beginners

How to Reverse Type 2 Diabetes

Earlier

The Launch of Virta Health – Reversing Type 2 Diabetes in 100 Million People?

NYT: Losing Weight and Reversing Diabetes with Virta Health

Diabetes success stories

Living low carb with Chris Hannaway
08:19
What does living low carb look like? Chris Hannaway shares his success story, takes us for a spin in the gym and orders food at the local pub.
"We are not designed to be chronically ill"
25:54
"I have been following the wrong advice!"
16:39
How Antonio Martinez finally managed to reverse his type 2 diabetes.
"I knew nothing"
28:51
How come Professor Tim Noakes completely changed his view on what constitutes a healthy diet?
80 pounds lighter and no medications
09:12
Is it possible to reverse your diabetes with the help of a strict low-carb diet? Definitely, and Stephen Thompson did it.
How to cure type 2 diabetes
24:25
In this interview Dr. Jay Wortman tells us how he cured his own type 2 diabetes and then did the same for many, many others.
Everything goes in the right direction
09:53
Arjun Panesar is the founder of the diabetes organization diabetes.co.uk, which is very low-carb friendly.
"How are you doing this?"
21:19
How Kevin Benjamin reversed his type 2 diabetes and lost weight on low carb.
Losing weight and reversing diabetes
11:36
Is it possible to lose weight and reverse diabetes with a simple dietary change, even without adding any extra exercise? That’s exactly what Maureen Brenner did.
"Lack of control impacts everything"
11:41
Gerard's reversal of type 2 diabetes lead to greater self-awareness, which he is now using to help other people become self-reliant and gain control of their life and health.

3 comments

1
Simon
April 26 2017
I found the "Doctor" panel un-enthused.. perhaps it is "bad for business" to not plug as many pharmaceuticals. Very refreshing to see well placed philanthropy by Sami!
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SteveM
April 26 2017 1
Re: Simon, "Very refreshing to see well placed philanthropy by Sami!"

However you want describe Sami Inkinen, the immediate word that comes to mind is not "philanthropic". The Virta service he heads up is mostly data collection from the client and the availability of incidental advice that costs the users $400 a month. That is almost $5,000 a year. The Virta hook is to get the insurance companies to pay for the service. (Which means the exorbitant cost is distributed to all of the other insurance company's customers.)

A LCHF diet is not rocket science. And as a low cost alternative, a person could track their numbers weekly on a spreadsheet for free and consult with their physician and/or nutritionist as needed if things got out of whack. And use that 5 Grand for other more productive health management purposes. Or simply keep it in their pockets.
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janice
April 26 2017
if you care so much about peoples health way do you charge so much to rook them in. why not just tell it like it. this is what you should do.why do you all want to get rich off others who want to change their lives.