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Beat Prediabetes Resource Library

Beat Prediabetes Resource Library

A weekly step-by-step companion to getting your glucose back in the normal range by making lifestyle changes specific to you! Stop worrying about food all the time, feel confident in your choices, and drop the stress around lab draws because you’ll just know you’re doing everything you can to manage your glucose!

  • ✨ Step-by-Step Companion
  • ✨ 16 Week Meal Plan
  • ✨ Access to Snack Guide and Glucose and Cholesterol Guide
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Online Course

Carb Mini Course

This Carb Mini Course will help you finally understand what carbohydrates actually are (and why we SHOULD eat them!), how resistant starch supports blood sugar control, the difference between starchy and non-starchy vegetables, and my favorite topic… FIBER! This course isn’t just education; it’s actionable! You’ll also get worksheets, video lessons, and a done-for-you meal plan designed to help you take real steps toward improving your blood sugar and beating prediabetes. is pulled directly from Week 5 of my Beat Prediabetes Resource Library because I’m forever getting questions about carbs!

  • 🎥 Video modules or lessons included
  • 📊 Downloadable worksheets or tools
  • 💬 Meal Ideas!
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Digital Guides

Digital Guides & Downloads

Instant-access e-books, guides, and practical tools to support your glucose and nutrition goals.

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Digital PDF Guide

Snack Ideas for Managing Glucose

A comprehensive guide to smart snacking! Includes carbs broken down by target ranges (<5g, 6-15g, 16-30g) to keep glucose in check.

Cholesterol and Glucose Management Guide
Digital PDF Guide

Cholesterol & Glucose Management

Learn why managing both together feels tricky and discover simple food swaps to bring both lab values back into optimal ranges.

Grocery Store Shopping Guide
Digital PDF Guide

Grocery Store & Label Reading Guide

Navigate the aisles with confidence! Learn how to leverage convenience items, decode deceptive marketing claims, and read facts panels.

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