30 Days Diabetes Reversal Challenge

 

30 Days Diabetes Reversal Challenge

Especially one that has an end date and promises a wealth of health benefits.

Which is why there are so many fitness challenges around. But a diabetes reversal challenge…and that too in just 30 days!?
To begin with, diabetes has always been considered a lifetime disease: You get it, it gets progressively worse, complications crop up, medications increase, and it goes on and on, and on, till…you get the idea. But one person has successfully bust that belief.

Conceived and created by FFD’s founder, Dr. Pramod Tripathi, the 30-Day Challenge promised a host of side effects—all of them good! Stabilized Blood Pressure, Reversal of neuropathy, retinopathy—and the one we all want—weight loss.
The Challenge comprises 30 sessions live-streamed daily for a month on YouTube and Facebook in the morning at 7.00 am IST. For the convenience of participants from other time zones, the sessions were recorded and uploaded on FFD’s YouTube channel.

The success of the program can be judged by the fact that it continues to attract new participants. All one needs to do is be consistent in following the program for 30 full days. It takes just about 60 minutes from start to finish. Since it’s online, you don’t have to bother about specialized equipment, or group classes, or going to a gym.

You can participate from just about anywhere in the world where there’s an internet connection.
No special equipment, exotic foods, or the gym, is required; you won’t even need to step out of your home.
One hour from your day is all it takes
An Hour a Day to Keep Diabetes at Bay

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