NHS protocols manage glucose with tablets. They don’t require investigating why you became insulin resistant. We test what doesn’t get checked routinely. Homocysteine, fasting insulin, inflammatory markers, nutritional deficiencies. Then we fix what those results show.

Adults with Type 2 diabetes or prediabetes who are on treatment but still struggling. Works best when your pancreas still makes insulin but your body’s stopped responding properly.

No. Type 1 is autoimmune. This is specifically for Type 2 and insulin resistance.

Yes. We work alongside your NHS care. Your GP stays informed. Tablet changes happen through them, not us. We check for problems in your free consultation before you commit.

No. You continue unless your GP decides otherwise. If your glucose improves, your doctor may adjust your prescription. That’s their decision, not ours.

Most welcome it when we keep them informed. We send your doctor test results and treatment plans. If there’s a concern, we sort it before proceeding.

Most improve. Some reach non diabetic ranges in months. Others reduce tablets considerably but still need some. A few don’t respond as expected. Usually advanced pancreatic damage or other complications. We’ll assess honestly in your consultation.

Investigation takes 2 to 3 weeks. Treatment runs 3 to 6 months. Review at 3 months. If you’ve hit targets, done. If you need more time, you get another three months at no extra cost.

No. Private. The tests and protocols we use aren’t part of NHS guidelines. But we work with your NHS GP throughout.

Some reach non diabetic ranges. Others reduce tablets and symptoms considerably. Depends on your body’s response and how consistently you follow the plan.

Blood tests. Homocysteine, fasting insulin, inflammatory markers, nutritional deficiencies. Food diary and elimination to find trigger foods. Gut testing if your history suggests it.

30 minutes with Dr Hashi. Your history, current tablets, symptoms, goals. What we’d investigate and why. Safety check. Questions answered. If we can’t help, we’ll tell you.

Most maintain improvement through the dietary and rhythm changes learned. Some need occasional check ins. If resistance returns, we investigate what changed.

The service is built around UK healthcare and GP coordination. Elsewhere in UK it is usually fine. Outside the UK, discuss in consultation. Depends on your location and healthcare system.

Discuss in your free consultation once we’ve assessed your situation. Depends on which tests you need. We’re clear about costs before you commit.

Changes are practical but need consistency. Adjust sleep timing, meal windows, light exposure. Remove trigger foods, follow the food plans. Take the botanicals. Most find it manageable once they understand why.