What is the difference between the Remission of Type 2 Diabetes & Reversal of Insulin Resistance and the Food as Medicine for Type 2 Diabetes Remission courses?

Both courses cover Type 2 Diabetes Remission but differ in scope and focus:

Remission of Type 2 Diabetes and Reversal of Insulin Resistance Certificate Course (18 hours CME/CE)

1. 1. Comprehensive and certificate-level course covering both metabolic and lifestyle factors beyond just nutrition.
   2. Explores the underlying mechanisms of insulin resistance and diabetes remission, including fasting, sleep, exercise, metabolic syndrome, diabetic neuropathy; also addresses reimbursement issues.
   3. Ideal for professionals seeking a broad, in-depth understanding of diabetes remission from multiple angles.

Food as Medicine for Type 2 Diabetes Remission (3 hours CME/CE)

1. 1. 1. Shorter, nutrition-focused course offering scientific evidence and practical strategies for using food as medicine for diabetes remission.
      2. Covers dietary interventions, medication deprescription, and lifestyle medicine dosing.
      3. Best for those primarily interested in nutrition-based approaches to diabetes management.

Thoughts to consider: 

• If you want a broad, multi-faceted understanding of diabetes remission, take the 18-hour certificate course
• If you're focused specifically on food and nutrition as a tool for remission, take the 3-hour course
• There is some overlap, but each course offers unique insights—taking both can be complementary. If you've completed the 18-hour course, the 3-hour course may still add value with practical, in-depth dietary strategies.