Reversing Diabetes: A Journey from 9.6% to 4.6% HbA1c
🌿 DIAREV Success Story
Ashok Sharma – Odisha
Ashok Sharma’s journey is a powerful example of how consistent lifestyle changes and a structured approach can transform health.
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When he began his DIAREV journey, his weight was 85 kg and his HbA1c was reported at 9.6%. His fasting insulin was 13.1, Vitamin D was only 20, and TSH was 6.2.
With commitment, discipline, and adherence to the DIAREV program, he achieved remarkable improvements.
His Transformation
Weight: 85 kg → 68 kg
HbA1c: 9.6% → 4.6%
Fasting C-Peptide: 3.50 → 1.50 ng/mL
Fasting Insulin: 13.1 → 4.8
Vitamin D: 20 → 34
TSH: 6.2 → 2.8
This transformation represents more than numbers on a report—it reflects 17 kg of weight loss and a major improvement in metabolic health.
Ashok’s story is a reminder that with the right guidance, commitment, and sustainable lifestyle changes, better health can become a realistic goal.
**From struggle to transformation.
From numbers to a new beginning.
This is Ashok Sharma’s DIAREV success story.** 🌱
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