

The Health Conscious 24-week diabetes program is a science-backed, habit-driven health journey designed to help individuals understand, manage, and improve diabetes through food, lifestyle, and daily self-care. This program goes beyond temporary diet fixes and focuses on long-term metabolic improvement, making it one of the best programs for individuals with type 2 diabetes who seek sustainable results.
Delivered through our app, the course breaks complex guidance into simple weekly actions — covering nutrition, weight management, movement, sleep, stress, and consistency. Whether you are newly diagnosed or managing diabetes for years, this program empowers you with clarity, structure, and confidence.
Each week unlocks guided video lessons with clear explanations, actionable tasks, and practical education. The program progresses step by step, allowing your body and habits to adapt safely and effectively. This structured, video-based learning experience functions as a weekly diabetes program, designed for steady improvement, not a crash course.
Transparent, affordable, and designed to deliver long-term value.
The Health Conscious Community
Lifestyle and Health Outcomes
Lifestyle Medicine
A Deeper Look Into Behavior Change
Forming Habits
Habits and Disease Development
The Brain and Habits
Gaining Awareness
Global Statistics
U.S. Statistics
Diabetes Types
Effects of Diabetes
Introduction to Glucose
Hormones: Insulin and Glucagon
Diabetes Risk Factors
Checking Blood Sugar
Low Blood Sugar vs High Blood Sugar
Body Systems Affected by Diabetes
Energy for Cells
Breaking Down Carbohydrates
Types of Carbohydrates
Sugar: An Overview
2015–2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans
Artificial Sweeteners
Blood Glucose Levels
Factors Affecting Your Blood Glucose Levels
Food and Chronic Disease
What is a Diet?
Diet Quality
Food Types
Ingredients List
Plant-based Eating
Dietary Change Differs
Avoiding Unsustainable Approaches
Heart Health
The Brain and Habits
Neuroplasticity Defined
The Visualization Technique
Behavior Chain Analysis
Macronutrient #1: Carbohydrates
Sources of Carbohydrates
Grains Defined
Types of Grains
Legumes Defined
Beans as Carbohydrates
Fruit as Carbohydrates
Food Labels: Calories
Food Labels: Serving Sizes
Food Labels: Carbohydrates
Exercise Defined
Exercise and Diabetes
ADA Exercise Recommendations
Categories of Exercise
Maximum Heart Rate Calculation
Moderate Heart Rate Calculation
Creating an Exercise Routine
Tips
Stress Defined
Stress and the Body
Types of Stress
Coping Techniques
Macronutrient #2: Fats
General Serving Sizes: Fats
Main Types of Fat Explained
AHA Recommendations for Saturated Fat
Studies: Fat and Diabetes (Type 2)
Good Fat Sources: Nuts and Seeds
General Serving Sizes: Nuts and Seeds
Saturated Fat Source: Dairy
Introduction to Dairy
General Serving Sizes: Dairy
Nutrition Facts: Total Fat
Definition of HIIT
HIIT Benefits
Calculate Your Heart Rate Intensity Zones
Benefits of Improved Cardiovascular Conditioning
Different HIIT Exercises
Adaptive Coping Techniques: Revisited
Introduction to Mindfulness
Mindfulness and The Brain
Emotion-focused Coping Strategy: Mindfulness
Starting a Mindfulness Practice
Social Connection and Health
Benefits of Social Support
Relationships and Stress
The Ripple Effect
Dangers of Social Isolation
Ways to Cultivate Quality Relationship
Benefits of Taking a Break
Importance of Self Reflection
Shifting Your Interpretations (Negative Thought Patterns)
The ABC Model
Appraisal-focused Coping Strategy: Reframing
Cognitive Distortions Explained
Using Reframing To Challenge Cognitive Distortions
Macronutrient #3: Protein
Protein Sources: Quality Counts
Serving Sizes: Protein
Protein Studies
Introduction to Vegetables
Serving Sizes: Vegetables
Introduction to Lentils and Peas
Serving Sizes: Lentils and Peas
Nutrition Facts: Cholesterol, Sodium, and Protein
One Important Property of Water
Liquid Consumption In America
Caffeine and Insulin
Hydration and Diabetes
Signs and Effects of Dehydration
Exercise and Water Loss
Calculating Your Daily Water Intake: Two Methods
Managing Stress: Solution-focused Coping
Active Problem Solving: Introduction
Active Problem Solving: Steps
Cause vs Symptom
Root Cause Analysis: Introduction
Using Root Cause Analysis in Problem Solving
Meal Planning Defined
Factors That Impact Planning
Meal Planning Approaches Explored
Other Options: Modern Meal Services
What Meal Planning Accomplishes
Snacking: Good or Bad?
Snacking Scenarios
Definition of Emotional Intelligence (EQ)
The Four Components, or Skills, of EQ
Benefits of Developing Emotional Intelligence
Develop Your EQ Skills Using Techniques Learned
Theories: Why Do We Need Sleep?
The Sleep Cycle Explained
Insufficient Sleep: What are the Health Concerns?
Top Causes of Poor Sleep Habits
Identifying Factors that Affect Sleep Habits
Solutions for Better Sleep Habits and Practices
Introduction to Batch Prepping
Introduction to Batch Cooking
Eating Approach 1: Flexitarian
Eating Approach 2: Mediterranean
Eating Approach 3: DASH
Benefits of a Wellness Plan
Importance of Wellness Assessments: The Wellness Wheel
Components of a Wellness Plan
Creating a Personalized Wellness Plan
Example Wellness Plans
What are Local Resources?
Ways to Find Local Resources
What are Global Resources?
Examples of Global Resources
Progress Reflection
The Next Phase
Old Mindsets vs New Mindsets
Documenting Changes
Ongoing Accountability Revisited
Two of the Most Important Habits Moving Forward

This course is suitable for:
No prior medical knowledge is required. The program is designed for everyday people, incorporating real-life routines and promoting sustainable health changes.
Evidence-Based Learning
Every recommendation is grounded in established nutrition science and behavioral research. The diabetes diet plan taught inside the program focuses on glycaemic balance, portion control, and sustainable food choices—ensuring changes are safe, measurable, and suitable for long-term metabolic health.

Designed by Health Experts
The curriculum is carefully structured by qualified health educators who understand diabetes beyond theory. This depth of knowledge and real-world applicability is what positions Health Conscious as one of the best programs for type 2 diabetes management through lifestyle-led education.

Proven, Structured Framework
The course follows a clearly sequenced methodology that builds knowledge, habits, and confidence over time. Each phase connects logically to the next, creating a reliable type 2 diabetes program framework that supports gradual improvement rather than short-term, unsustainable results.

Practical, Indian Lifestyle–Friendly Guidance
Meal planning, daily routines, and habit changes are designed around Indian food patterns, work schedules, and family environments. This makes the approach especially effective for individuals seeking a realistic diabetic program without extreme restrictions or unfamiliar dietary practices.

App-Based Learning for Flexibility
The Health Conscious app allows learners to access lessons anytime, revisit concepts as needed, and progress at a steady pace. This flexible delivery ensures consistency, better adherence, and seamless integration of health education into busy, modern lifestyles.
What helped and stayed with me most was the practical education. I learned how to read food labels, make smarter food choices, and build an exercise routine that works for me. The lifestyle medicine approach taught here isn’t just about quick fixes — it’s about understanding and changing habits for life. My weight has stabilized, and my overall well-being has improved.

Arjun Singh
Mumbai, IndiaHealth Conscious feels like having a doctor and wellness coach available in my pocket. The courses are easy to follow, and the daily support kept me motivated even when I felt discouraged. Within a few months, I noticed lower stress levels, better blood pressure, and a real shift in how I view health. It’s not just another app — it’s a complete lifestyle transformation.

Sunita Kumari
Bengaluru, IndiaTrusted and used by doctors across the country in private practices and community health centers.
FAQs
No. This is an educational and lifestyle-based program designed to complement medical care, not replace it.
No extreme diets or expensive products are required.
Yes. The course starts from the basics and progresses gradually.
Absolutely. The Health Conscious app-based structure is designed to fit busy schedules.
Yes. The Health Conscious program emphasizes early lifestyle correction, habit-building, and metabolic awareness, making it suitable for individuals focused on type 2 diabetes prevention as well as those already managing the condition.
The curriculum follows principles commonly associated with a type 2 diabetes reversal program, such as insulin sensitivity improvement and weight management, while maintaining a safe, educational, and non-medical approach.