When was the last time you had your HbA1c tested?

@texastaurus9271

Жыл бұрын

3 months ago

@mdoug7702

Жыл бұрын

Also, my Dr prescribed me Metformin + Fetermin + Phentermine? Mentioned intermittent fasting as well, which I was happy about that advice, but meds they scare me. I do check my blood, after eating spinach, mushroom eggs scramble this morning 10:30 a.m. I was at (86). 4 hours later not sure what to eat, but open to learn more.... 🙏

@jpsmusicandmore5457

Жыл бұрын

Mine was a year. I didn’t get my last check up due to Covid. I had an appointment but ended up with Covid. I need to get a checkup but think I will wait till I land in Mexico. What’s your favorite acv?

@CHRISTALMOUNTAIN

Жыл бұрын

No need.❤

@mdoug7702

Жыл бұрын

@@CHRISTALMOUNTAIN no need to the medications? Is that what you meant?

Five steps; 1. Intermittent fasting 2. Apple Cider Vinegar before bedtime in water. One tablespoon diluted in water. Cold water is best for me. 3. Take a walk in the morning before eating breakfast. 4. Good sleep. 5. Reduce stress.

@CindyF1

6 ай бұрын

Thank you!!!

@EverythingQueen

4 ай бұрын

😊🎉❤

@fashionsavvy611

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou

@corneliuscrowell8722

2 ай бұрын

Awesome

@habanerovu5802

2 ай бұрын

Thank u so much ❤🎉

Hi Kait 😁👋 I enjoyed your Video. My A1c was 7.2 and after 10 months of low sugar intake and reduced carbs with intermittent fasting now it is A1c 4.7 🙂👍☕

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

AMAZING Steve! Crazy how quickly it can come down 👏

@Zeb786

Жыл бұрын

Wow amazing

@Romulan112

Жыл бұрын

If you are now 4.7, are you now considered a diabetic?

@olhemi1

Жыл бұрын

@@Romulan112 Yes and no I just control it with what I eat and intermittent fasting. But my Dr calls diet controlled he wants to check my A1c at least once a year in December 22 it was 5.2 that is for over 2 year now. 🙂

@chrishanthatissera8349

Жыл бұрын

@olhemi1 did you take any medicines when it was 7.2

01) Intermitted fast (f.e. 16/8; eat between 12pm-8pm window; incorporate electrolytes while fasting) 02) ACV 1 tbs in water 03) take a walk in the morning 04) good sleep 05) reduce stress

@motherof2746

Жыл бұрын

Can you please explain about the intermittent fasting? From what time to what time you don’t eat and at what time you eat? Thanks in advance 💓

@vanessap7209

Жыл бұрын

F = fasting 16 hours E = eating in an 8 hour window

@jefferykantor5852

Жыл бұрын

Hi, I enjoy ur videos, my a1c 9.1 now, thanks for the info on reducing a1c..

@jaswindersahota4059

10 ай бұрын

So should eat night 8pm -12 pm It’s night 8-mid night 12pm

@jefferykantor5852

10 ай бұрын

It's a challenge

1. IF: eating window 8 hr; fasting 16 hr 2. ACV: apple cider vinegar + water - before bed - before eating 3. take a walk in the morning 4. good sleep 5. reduce stress

@user-jj7pr2uv8b

Жыл бұрын

Love that, thank you ❤️

@3d8541

Жыл бұрын

Not all hero’s wear capes -thank you

@pramujisinggihriyanto6901

Жыл бұрын

Perfect summary. Many thanks.

@callie672

Жыл бұрын

Thank-you

@saundrakielborn2201

Жыл бұрын

U mean 1 ACV before bed and 2 before eating, as in table spoons?

Hi Kate! Feb2021 I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes with a A1C of 14.6. I lowered it to 5.8 by May2021 and finally to 5.5 by Nov2021 all with never taking any medication. Your tips and tricks helped a lot so just wanted to say thank you 🙏🏻

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

I am so glad to hear that! ❤️

@Troyboy2121

Жыл бұрын

What were the keys to such drastic decreases without meds?

@Howard-Gods_servant

Жыл бұрын

Good job!

@Howard-Gods_servant

Жыл бұрын

@@Troyboy2121 if you want to bring your blood sugar down quickly, you can do a 3 day water fast….. no meds. Let your doctor first as good measure. Then follow up with only healthy food. Change your eating life and try to only eat home cooked good food.

@janettedavis6627

Жыл бұрын

I need to get off diabetic medicines some interfere with platelets.

Girl your videos helped me get my PCOS in control, regain my periods and I was able to get pregnant with my daughter, I'm 32 weeks along and I just wanted to thank you so much for your videos and education, you made miracles happen with my body! So much love to you Kait!! 💕

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

Alyssa I am so happy for you! 😭❤️❤️❤️

@emmanuelking9988

Жыл бұрын

Congrats 👏 🐥🍼

@bettheadings801

Жыл бұрын

​@@HealthCoachKait 9

@jodewalker4243

Жыл бұрын

Congrate

@gtron7692

9 ай бұрын

You spelled "hemoglobin" wrong, LoL.

Wow! Great information, Kait. I am currently off on stress leave from work - my HgbAIC was highest it has ever been!! We talk alot about stress, but I tell ya, reducing stress, I have learned, is about the environments I am in. All the meditation, breathwork, exercise, etc could not help my body amidst ... Removal of self from the abusive, toxic work environment is what I had to do. Self care is my job right now and so glad I cam across you!! Thank you😊

Hi Kait, I discovered your video's just before Christmas and have learned a lot. I think it's the way you present and describe the affects of the things we eat and when we eat them. My NY res was to start to pay attention and change my diet quite a bit. I'm getting close to 60 and have all the symptoms of insulin resistance. I actually changed my diet significantly after Christmas and I can feel the difference already. The longest I can fast for is 12 hours as I am on medication for BP and epilepsy (brain tumour). I had 90% of my left temporal lobe removed 5 and 1/2 years ago and since then just put on weight due to lack of ex and simply eating the wrong foods. I'm on a low Carb's diet now and have locked the fridge between meals to stop the snacking, it's a tricky thing because I don't work now. I'm happy to say that I do feel and look better already. Looking in the mirror I see myself ten years younger!!! Thanks Kait, you have made a true difference to me and I'll recommend to anyone I can.🥰

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

Aw I am so glad my videos have been helping you and that you are feeling better already! 🤗 Can't wait to hear how you are feeling in a few more months because it is only going to get better and better ❤️

my A1c was 9.6. I started drinking AVC and 18-6 intermittent fasting. I stopped high intensity exercise, and started walking. The last blood panel my A1c was 4.6

@protruth1

10 ай бұрын

how long did it take to get from 9.6 to 4.6 and do you attribute this most to intermittent fasting?

@bigdanny9721

6 ай бұрын

OH MY LORD THAT IS AWESOME 👏

@ochudonobodo

5 ай бұрын

Does that mean no more diabetes?

@monicahdouglas9712

4 ай бұрын

For how long

@m.s.5460

3 ай бұрын

I may sound stupid but what is this 18-6 you guys keep talking about?

Man I just got a call from my Dr that I’m prediabetic and I’m here crying because I’m at 5.9 and reading you’ll stories have me smiling thank you so much I will incorporate these tips in my daily routine

@icpz-hc9yg

Ай бұрын

I was diagnosed with diabetes about three months ago. I started intermittent fasting and stopped eating carbs - no bread, pasta, rice, potatoes, starchy veg, milk, corn and other grains. I've increased my fat intake which is yum. I've lost 10kg and my fasting blood sugar has dropped from 6.6 to 4.3. It wasn't very hard. You can do it too. You can do it too. I've lost 10kg

@TES-bt8sv

11 күн бұрын

@@icpz-hc9yg That's fantastic! Are you on any medications, including insulin also?

@rassyshasta

10 күн бұрын

I know what you mean. I had my doctors appointment on June 4, 2024 and my results of my A1c came back a 6. This really is scary to me and don't want to be a diabetic. I just started going on a low carb diet and now drinking apple cider vinegar hoping this will help. The comments here of people with their results gives me a lot of hope!

@rassyshasta

10 күн бұрын

@@icpz-hc9yg thank you for your comment. It gives me hope that I can lower my A1c from a 6 to a much healthier range.

Hi Kait, I’m so glad I found your channel, I am absorbing every bit of info you give, recently diagnosed with type 2 and trying hard to reverse it. You give such clear explanations about how to take control of this illness I am very greatful ! 😊

My A1C was 7.7 and now it is 6.6. I am still working on getting it even lower. I will be following these tips. Thank you for this video.

Hi, KAIT.....Just watched your 5 ways to lower A1C. Loved it. My test in October 'was 11.3. Ate better & test a few days ago reduced that to 9.7. That said, I'm gonna implement your program as my health is becoming atrocious. I have foot neuropathy, sleep apnea, CHF, anemia & COPD just to name a few things. At 86, I might only have a few years left but longevity is a FAMILY TRAIT SO i WANT TO GET BETTER..and BE BETTER! I've subscribed to you & appreciate what you said. Thanks....Paul Maguire 4/30/23

This video was helpful. I have to take better care of myself as type 2 Diabetic. I have really screwed myself up. I live USA in Northern California. Just before Thanksgiving 2022, my right eye went blurry. I went to the ER. and was treated for migraine and high blood pressure. The eye was still blurry. My eye doctor told me, on November 22, 2022, I had a nerve 3 palsy, which my optic nerve went lame. My right eye was down and out. Blurry vision and double vision. I cleared on having no stroke and no anuerysm. The cause was high blood sugar. My A1c was 10. I started going to the doctor again in August 2022 and my A1c was 13. My A1c last month was 8. My eye is healing and my blood sugar is back in normal range with medication, diet, and exercise. I had to do CT imaging scan, for an aneurysm at Renown hospital in Reno Nevada during a huge spike in COVID, RSV, and flu. I got really sick after that. Lesson learned. To the diabetics and prediabetics, stay on course and disciplined. The damage is not good.

Hi Kait I agree with others that your videos are being pushed out more. I just found your videos last month but have been binge watching m any after a 2 week vacation out of the country. My a1c was 6.4 at my physical on 1/30 and I'd gained 35lbs since my physical 12 months prior. I was prescribed metformin which I refuse to take. I prayed talked to my 5 siblings who all but one had the similar yrs prior. To the point I started IF, lowered my carbs cut out all sugary foods and began walking on t by e treadmill for 45 min 5 days a week. I don't eat out during the business weekdays but never have. I've lost 26lbs so far I don't know I w what my a1c is now but I feel better I get better sleep, less stress I'm 55 retiring next year and can't wait to have my a1c tested again. Oh I fast 20 hrs a day on week days and 116-18 on Saturday and Sunday. Your videos are amazing my mother was an insulin dependent diabetic for 33 years she passed at 83 but not from diabetic complications. I wish I knew all over learned in the last 4 months about the disease I'm sure I could've help her get rid of the medication.

Good video Kait. I had a A1C of 13 in 10/2020. Got placed on Metformin and latter Faxiga which lowered it 6.7 after 6 months. Then after going on a low carb diet and starting intermittent fasting it got down to 5.0. Got off the drugs and have been doing well ever since.

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

👍👍

@lauried61

Жыл бұрын

Wtg!😊

@MariaSocorro-

9 ай бұрын

1 tbs if apple cider , and a 1 cup of water . Is it twice a day one in morning and evening . Kindly pls……reply , thank you !!!!

@verpine

9 ай бұрын

@@MariaSocorro- I take the apple cider vinager a half hour before a meal and then before going to bed. Taking it before meals is supposed to slow down the release of carbs and taking it a night is supposed lower morning blood sugar spikes.

@userzoe

3 ай бұрын

So acv is okay to take while on the pills?

Hi Kait, Glad you posted this helpful tip. I had a test three months ago and will be following up with another soon. It sits at 5.7 which was disappointing but looking at the other blood tests there's been massive improvement with kidney and liver panels back to normal and when I think about it, it's a good sign that Intermittent fasting, along with prolonged fasting has helped me get where I am. Having had a distal pancreatomy the likelihood of type 3c diabetes is inevitable and my aim was to lessen the impact. Apparently there is a 3 year window when this will occur, I am almost at the three year mark since surgery and I am hoping that with steadfast effort I will be able to keep it under control. I am so grateful this journey has been made easier to achieve with great tips. You are right about electrolytes and what a hassle it is to find one without sugar. Thank you.

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

❤️❤️

I reversed my type two diabetes 4 years ago,with a healthy diet intermittent fasting 16 hours daily and exercise two hours everyday.

Hi Coach Kait! Thank you very much for the tips. I've actually been intermittent fasting for almost five months, and I will definitely add what you have suggested to help lower mine, which is at 5.3. I will keep you posted.

Thank your for your wonderful presentation on A1c. I am 25 years old with 50 years of life experience (meaning I am 75 years old). Couple of months ago, a nurse from SCAN insurance company came to my house to update my health data in their system. She used her equipment to measure my A1c. After the test, she was pleased. My A1c was (if I remember it correctly) around 4.7. At the time, I was doing intermittent fasting where throughout the day I was drinking beet juice (organic beet boiled), Saved its cooked part knowing its oxalate was gone for my meal time with some other vegetable, eggs, sardine., etc. After cooling the beet juice, I squeezed lime (not lemon) and added some cream of tartar (for potassium) and some pink salt (for minerals) to it. One of my possible downfalls recently knowing I am in clear with Aic, I have indulged myself having a few dates after my first meal of the at about noon, These dates are from Trader Joes not Human Dates. I am possibly over doing it; this background information is for the following question. Question: What option are there available to check my A1C? Scan has good online (for over the counter) medication and supplies. I may be able to get one of the products hopefully you will recommend. This way, I don't have to go to my PCP to check my A1c. Thx.

You helped me huge about 6 months ago. Thanks to you and your suggestions my A1C went from 13.0 to 6.5 in 3 months. I have the proof for the non believers. Kait knows what she's talking about. Thank you so much for everything!

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

That is amazing! It comes down quick when you make the right changes 👏 Keep it up!

@bluev2srt

Жыл бұрын

Very nice. I went from 11.5 to high 6's and can't seem to get it any lower. I eat zero sugar and not much carbs.

@Ed.The.Trader

Жыл бұрын

@@bluev2srt Great job! I started body building about 4 months ago. I train heavy 6 days a week and do about 4 hours of cardio weekly. After my huge drop its goes down slowly but I feel the training helps. Also Kait mentions red light therapy a lot. My gym luckily has a red light therapy booth that I stand in for 12 minutes daily. In my opinion it makes a huge difference in my overall health and blood sugar levels!! Keep it up my friend. You're going to reach your goals!

@natjuj894

11 ай бұрын

​@@Ed.The.Traderwhat's an equivalent to red light therapy sauna wise?

@natjuj894

11 ай бұрын

I'm not a non believer, I'm just a A1c 11%er also and would like to do what you did exactly/specifically to lower in the 3months

My A1C was tested at 14.0 on 08/22/22 After getting serious about lowering carbs and practicing time restricted eating, my results on 11/30/22 were 7.3. Still high but my daily average blood glucose test have lowered since then and I hope my next A1C is even lower.

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

👏👏

@macaronblanc9522

Жыл бұрын

wow!! good Job!!! have you followed a strict keto diet or " just " eaten less carbs?

@JamminClemmons

Жыл бұрын

**waynewood,** - My a1c was getting up there as well (7.5), and I went Keto - with the complete ellimination of carbs for an entire year. This, along with ceasing *all sugar* foods. My favorite were the Little Debbie peanut butter wafers where I'd put one packet in my lunchbox, each workday. I stopped sugar in my coffee, along with halting cheap berads and wheat stuffs. I only buy SOLA bread at $5.40 a loaf and what a game changer. I eat french toast every-other day and lunch sandwiches everyday as well. After 2 years of researching keto, reports were that "Birchbenders" pancake mix is perfect for keto so, I slam 4 pancakes with butter on my Saturday and Sunday breakfast's. I sometimes cheat with a little jelly or maple syrup on them. This is great, because I can eat away and still lose weight with the right foods. One comment for me was, "Well, you shouldn't drink alcohol, it raises your sugar." Sure, but my response was, "I work it off by chewing and using my jaw muscles alot." Then I told him, "Some burn-off alcohol by fighting in bars, but that's not me." That bloke hasn't bothered me since....lol My a1c is now 5.4, and has stayed there for two years. I'm sure I could get it lower but I like my couple shots of whiskey and beer after work....lol!

@waynewood8840

Жыл бұрын

UPDATE: my employer provides a diabetes “assistant” program that supplies a monitor, test strips, and mail in A1C testing. I got my results from the last A1C and I’m down to 6.3! So I get an A1C from my doctor and then a follow up from the program about a month later. So I’ve went from 7.3 to 6.3 in a little over a month!

@waynewood8840

Жыл бұрын

@@macaronblanc9522 well, mostly just cut out carbs and sugar and I’m not counting carbs but again I’m not eating many either. No apples, only berries, no potatoes, rice, mostly protein and salads.

Thanks Kait. My husband found your page and he loves and now he’s showing it to me. Thanks for educating us!!!

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

Awesome! I am so glad you are both finding my videos helpful 🤗

I have learned so much from your videos and am glad I found them. I love that you don’t just say do so and so but explain the reason behind it. I’ve shared your videos with 2 of my brothers as well. Explaining the reasons behind why you do fasting for instance was an aha moment for me. Not only did it make perfect sense to me but motivated me to try this and I have seen positive results. So thanks so much.

Dear Coach Kait, I wish to express my deepest gratitude for all the insightful and concise information you provide, which is remarkably easy to comprehend. Your guidance has been instrumental in reducing my A1C from 5.9 to 5.6, as well as improving my cholesterol levels. Having blood tests is always a nerve-wracking experience for me. About one or two months ago, when I didn't hear back from the doctor regarding my results, I was perplexed and filled with apprehension. When I finally contacted my doctor, I was informed that they didn't reach out because all my blood results were in the normal range. I was genuinely taken aback. Interestingly, I didn't make drastic changes to my diet, just minor, subtle ones. The most beneficial advice that you provided, I believe, was the encouragement to fast during the night. As a night owl who meets with global clients in the night, it was quite common for me to eat something around 3 am. This was a habit I picked up during my 12 years in the medical field when I worked night shifts and had my meals at such odd hours. Hence, nocturnal eating seemed quite normal to me. However, following your advice, I started fasting from around midnight until about 2-3 pm. There are nights when I slightly break my fast, usually with something high in protein, but for the most part, I manage to fast through. If I falter and break a fast, I don't dwell on it negatively, instead, I aim to do better the next time. I genuinely feel that this fasting regime, occasional apple cider vinegar, and the strategy of pairing proteins with carbs played a significant role in reducing my A1C. Having achieved this, I now appreciate the healing power of food, and the importance of feeding ourselves correctly, especially for those of us dealing with insulin resistance. The wisdom you have shared surpasses any advice I've received from a doctor or dietitian. I would like to express my heartfelt appreciation and acknowledge you as a true blessing and a gift from God. I am certain that your guidance is saving many lives, as it has mine. Please continue doing this incredible work. I cannot thank you enough, and I am not certain if I could have made these strides without your support. Finding your videos was unexpected, but their concise and straightforward nature has made them a joy to watch. Once again, thank you immensely for being such a blessing.

@BroncoYeller

Жыл бұрын

Master Psychic, you are a good writer. And your story is good for people to read.

@MasterPsychic

Жыл бұрын

@@BroncoYeller Awww! Thank you so much. I appreciate your kind words. Stay blessed 🙏🏾.

@maggysantana3878

4 ай бұрын

@@BroncoYelleryou cannot write for something that many have so much struggles to work with. Dealing with diabetes is not an easy task and in this insane society who doesn’t educate well people how to eat properly and how to stay healthy. This person wrote from the bottom of her heart how frustrated she was trying to stay healthy. But doctors who should educate their patients to eat and do the right things only offer a bandaid to control diabetes but is not they best interest to cure it… that is not profit for them…. So I am very happy that many are awakening about this muster who it can be control without evil meds… 🤔🤔🤔

I took my A1C from 11.9 to 6.0 in 3 months by fasting 15 hrs every day!

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

👏👏

@gregoriolumbang2000

Жыл бұрын

Thanks god,but how ?give me some advice, my HBa1c last dec 2022 was 6.7 ill go for medication until now And my next testing with my Hba1c is on this coming May 2023 ,give me some tips ma'am how to lower it,godbless I'm from the Philippines

@gregoriolumbang2000

11 ай бұрын

Gudam ma'am,thanks God my Hba1c result from 6.7 to 5.8 ,I took some diet and continue my medication,but my sodium result increase ma'am 147.2 doctors said the normal values is 145,

@sarahlou7888

8 ай бұрын

​@@HealthCoachKaitI have been told not to intermittent fast with type 2 diabetes. I've moved to insulin to try and control it. Is there any reason why a diabetic should not fast?

@HealthCoachKait

8 ай бұрын

Fasting is the best way to reverse insulin resistance, but if you are using insulin there is no point. The reason fasting is effective is because it LOWERS insulin and allows your cells to become sensitive to it again. If you use insulin and don’t eat it’s going to cause your blood sugar to drop too low which is why they tell you not to do it. Using insulin to control a disease that is caused by too much insulin makes it worse. I have a full video on this: kzread.info/dash/bejne/rIlh0LSlaJjYnMY.htmlsi=xkj_CuG_KYkufcI2 Talk to your doctor about alternatives.

Thank you! I am recently diagnosed. You covered some issues I'm having Much appreciated

Hi Kait. My A1c is now 5.3 thanks to all the advice and tips you have given. I don't go out to walk as often as I should but I have been running and jumping on the spot every morning for about 5 minutes. Eating more protein & fibre. No food other than black and herbal tea after 8.00pm. light breakfast around 8.00am no food till about 14.00pm etc. You're the best 👌💖💐

Hi Kate, I reduced A1c from 7.2 to 5.2 in four months with IF, keto and exercise. I also lost 20kgs. Great content! I enjoy learning new tips and tricks :)

@maddylove9241

7 ай бұрын

Wow what exactly did you do to go from 7.2 to 5.2 Because I don’t want to take metfomin meds but my A1C is 6.6 and need to bring it down to at least 5.7 quickly so I can avoid damaging my kidneys by having high blood sugar. What did you eat ? And what did you cut out of diet .? If I may ask 😢🙏🙏🙏

@maddylove9241

7 ай бұрын

Leonardo if you don’t mind my asking ..?

@leonardovalero1442

7 ай бұрын

@@maddylove9241 when I wake up I walk my doggy for 1 hr to reduce blood glucose in the morning. Drink 1 litre of water to stay hidrated with apple cider vinegar or a dash of lime. I only drink tea until my first meal of the day. Around 11ish I eat heaps of crusiferous veggies (broccoli, brussel sprouts, sparragus, cauliflower, capsicum, bok choy, green beans, etc) with a greek salad and a fatty cut of meat or three eggs. For meat I eat rid eye, nice beef patties and suasages from my local butcher. Around 200 grams of protein. Always chuck an avocado to the salad. For snacks I eat maccadamias or almonds. If I have a sweet craving I eat half a cup of berries with a bit of thickened cream and a bit of monk fruit. I eat bacon and eggs for dinner with a side of salad and another avocado. Sometimes I fryed some haloumi ot eat a bit of gouda. Not too much. For dessert I have mouthful of peanut butter. Finish with a cup of tea sweeten with monk fruit and a dash of thickened cream. I only cook with olive oil, avodado oil, ghee and butter. I do 20 min calesthenics every second day after work. I only drink on the weekned. Only whiskey with soda and a dash of lime or low carb beers. Only three drinks max. If I had a big wekend I do a 24 hour fast. In my head I think I am making up for the damage. I try to practice social sports like tennis or volleyball on the weekend. I hope this helps

@mzquanimonroe

6 ай бұрын

what if you’re pregnant and can’t fast??

@maggysantana3878

4 ай бұрын

@@mzquanimonroe that is gestation diabetes. It is way different than the regular one. As soon as you have your baby it will goes away. Just keep a healthy diet… eat good fiber to keep the sugar low and exercise so you can have a good labor… my daughter also had this type of diabetes and that is how she keep her blood sugar under control… just monitoring it in the morning before bkfst and at bed time before bed. Keep a notebook of it and drink a lot of water and stay active… stay away from high carbs diet please… Good luck with your baby… ❤️🙏🥰Shalom 🙏😊

August 1st 2022 I started my lifestyle change and gave myself roughly 90 days. Prior to that I was at a horrid 12.3 A1C….almost insulin dependent and didn’t really know I was diabetic until the symptoms started to present themselves. Hence beginning the august goal. Mid November I went to get my blood work again and this time A1C was at a solid 5.9! Started eating much healthier, leafier darker greens, nothing white or only 10 percent at least (white bread, white pasta, white rice etc) started eating whole wheats, black rices, brown rices, brown pastas etc. stopped ALL form of liquid sugar and desserts! No sodas, sugared teas, smoothies! Juices! All gone and just as important I started lifting and doing light cardio 4 times a week. Everything helps ladies and gentlemen. Definitely also started drinking a couple cups of apple cider vinegar with my meals.

@skinnydee1886

Жыл бұрын

Luis, A COUPLE CUPS?????

@Luisjusthere

Жыл бұрын

@@skinnydee1886 sorry a couple cups I mean like 2-3 and that’s diluted, a spoonful or two of ACV and the rest filled with water. Definitely not a couple cups full of ACV lol

@skinnydee1886

Жыл бұрын

@@Luisjusthere I know you could never drink a couple CUPS! I drink 1 tablespoon in 1 cup of water, twice daily.

@Luisjusthere

Жыл бұрын

@@skinnydee1886 yup, I’m pretty much on the same boat for the most part. Sometimes I’ll add another spoonful depending on the size of the cup and sometimes I’ll drink an extra cup that day. Honestly I actually enjoy the taste.

@skinnydee1886

Жыл бұрын

@@Luisjusthere When I said cup, I meant a measuring cup, NOT a coffee mug!

It’s wonderful to see good results like this without added meds. Thank you.

Love how simple u explain each five steps

My a1C = 5.7 down from 6.1. I have lowered carbs, if, food order, checking blood sugar, quit sugary margaritas, for the most part. I need to drink acv at night, I hate it so much though, and start working out again in the am. Nice video!

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

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Hi Cait! I love your videos! I was able to bring my HGBA1C from 7 to 6.2 in 3 months (this year), with no medication! I did it with low carb diet, walking and IF. Your videos really helped...thanks! ❤

@HealthCoachKait

10 ай бұрын

Wow! That’s amazing! 🙌 Kudos to you!!

@whitneyumejiaku7956

8 ай бұрын

I find it difficult to sleep, please help is there any clue or a way to help?

You are a joy, Kait. I'm learning so much from you. Thank you for making these videos.

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

Aw I am so glad! 🤗

Glad this video came up today! A1C creeps up every year for me. This last check a couple of weeks ago it was 6.4!!!

Hi Kait Great video! Would love more videos like this to help with managing diabetes. I went to check out the electrolytes but unfortunately the ones I wanted were sold out. Hopefully they will be back in stock soon. Keep up the great work!

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

Hey Crystal! I have a lot of videos on insulin resistance, which apply to diabetes as well 🤗 kzread.info/dash/bejne/en2Bma6ioJOrk9Y.html I just checked and the electrolytes should be in stock!

@NansGlobalKitchen

Жыл бұрын

Hi Kait awesome video I just came across your channel. I do all of the things you are talking about here but my insulin is still a bit high and the morningl, number are all over the place, it reads anywhere from 115 to 130 in the mornings sometimes 1.44. My doctor said my metabolisium is slow. I don't have the symptoms of diabetes like, excess thirst, having to go urinate all the time, sugar cravings etc etc. As a matter of fact I don't have a sweet tooth and I eat lowcarb. My first meal is between 12/2.00pm and second at 7 or 8.00 sometimes a little strawberries, blueberrie or a cup of plain tea around 10.00 with a little Xytoil. I hardly feel hungry, I have no gallbladder and I had a complete hysterectomy. I am thinking its my thyroid but my doc said its not and would not give a referal for endocrinologist. I really don't know what else to do, now my BP is going up from worrying.BTW what is the name of the electrolite you are talking about? Sorry about this long comment! God bless!

@Dionne_Sheree

Ай бұрын

@@HealthCoachKaitgreat video and I have to check the others out! Thank you! Wishing everyone better health! 🦋

Tested at diabetic A1c levels last spring. Cut out artificial sweeteners (Sucralose, etc.) do intermittent fasting occasionally, try to eat when I'm hungry and not eat out of boredom, and also do a low-carb/keto approach to eating most days. My fasting glucose has gone from in the 170s to anywhere from 85 to 120, depending on the day, and the stress level. Actually getting my bloodwork done again next week. Anxious to see how my levels look. I am not a perfect specimen of making the best food choices by a long shot, but I also know that I do not want to spend the rest of my life being a slave to insulin or pharmaceuticals, so I do my best to only fall off the rails occasionally :)

@saundrakielborn2201

Жыл бұрын

Amen to that! How did your test go?

@DeborahWaltenburg

Жыл бұрын

@@saundrakielborn2201 Thanks for asking! My A1C was NOT as lowered as I thought it would be - 7.4 to 6.9, but he said it was better, and no medications required, so I will just keep working on it. When I make the better food choices, fasting sugar (before lunch) has been in the higher 80s. If I eat crap food, it is up around 105-110 (the day after the suspect eating has occurred). My vitamin D was SIGNIFICANTLY low, so I have started taking that daily, and since doing a lot of keto for several months, my cholesterol was high, but I expected that. I've still got some tweaking to do, but I'll get there!!

So glad I found your channel today. I'm watching a lot of your videos. I find the content helpful and I like it that they're short videos. I'm getting back to keto and will incorporate intermittent fasting. I do have insulin resistance and I do love carbs, much to my chagrin. Keto has helped me before so I'm hoping it'll wok again. Thank you for your videos! Keep it up!

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

Glad you are finding my videos! If you love carbs, you might like this video 😇 kzread.info/dash/bejne/omeewcGsdaybdJs.html

Hi Kait. Thanks for sharing this useful information. Enjoyed!

Down to 5.7. I have implemented all of your ideas plus many more

@HealthCoachKait

10 ай бұрын

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I’m working towards lowering. I changed my eating habits by removing daily sugar treats and wearing a glucose monitor. Since January 6th. About six weeks. Also watching carbs, the monitor was/is amazing learning tool for seeing what foods impact my blood sugar. I haven’t added intermittent fasting, not quite there. March 1st is install date. I’m hesitate because it works but in the past, I didn’t maintain and the poor habits and weight came back. My literal health at stake and I have the power to avoid getting diabetes. Thank you for sharing.

@peperodriguez9961

Жыл бұрын

Eat green s ,rest ,drink water only. Exter dice most and number one thank you lord Jesus

Thank you for your tips on handling high A1C. Specific tips and tactics are SO helpful, especially if they are easy to implement. Subscribed!

I’m so happy that I did find this channel ❤ God bless you

A1c is 6.3. I’m trying to start back intermittent fasting. I had great results with it in the past but got off track. I’m trying to eat healthier too. Today is day #1. I’ll give you an update in 3 months when I have a new A1c drawn.

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

You’ve got this!

@GhoshA

5 ай бұрын

Please update your HbA1c.

Thank you for these practical tips!

Thank you Kait. I found your video realistic and helpful. 💜

Hey Kait. Haven't had my fasting sugar checked in a while but am asking for a bunch of tests when I get my physical this year. I am wondering what your thoughts are on apple cider vinegar tablets vs liquid as well as thoughts on intermittent fasting with reactive hypoglycemia and PCOS?

Hi Kaitlin! Really appreciate your video! It’s encouraging to know that there are things that can be done that can help. My A1C is 5.7 so I want to get ahead and do something about it now. Your recommendations are simple and easy to use! How long will it take to see results? Thank you 🙏🏾

@idawilcox5275

Жыл бұрын

We share the same name and numbers :) I agree with you. I am trying to get ahead of it now. This video was golden.

I am glad I came across your channel. Thank you for the wonderful content.

First time listening to you thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge I’ll be tuning into your channel more often. Greg

In 2022 My A1c dropped from 8.5 down to 5.6 thanks in part to your channel! Keep up the great content on health and wellness.

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

That is amazing Philip! 👏 So glad my videos helped 🤗

@georgem5451

10 ай бұрын

you said due to part of her channel care to share more if not i understand thank

My A1c was 5.7 in October, the first time it's ever been remotely this high. My doctor wasn't concerned, but I'm determined not to get full blown diabetes, especially with the trouble I've been having testing my blood sugar at home. For whatever reason, I don't bleed enough! So I have to get this under control so I don't have to stick myself 14 times to get a single reading.

@saundrakielborn2201

Жыл бұрын

I have a hard time too in the morning, try standing up walk around for a few minutes, run warm water over your hands, it helps me alot.

@BetterMe981

9 ай бұрын

​@@saundrakielborn2201A lady who took my blood said to drink a bunch of water for an hour before lab work.

There are at least 3 to 4 good to excellent diabetes advisers on KZread. With at least two are MD's. However, you are the best. Your clear advice has helped the most to defeat or remove my symptoms. I adore you. Thank you.

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

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Excellent advice! Going to start today! 🙂

My HbA1c is 5.3. Can you make a video regarding the damage sugar causes to the eyes? My blood sugars are nornal but I'm certain my eyes are more blurry and sensitive to light on days when I consume more sugar than usual

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

Can do! You should also check out Dr. James Muecke who is an ophthalmologist who has done a lot of great work raising awareness of the connection between blood sugar, diabetes and eye health ❤️ instagram.com/drjamesmuecke/

Hi from DFW, I just learned after being sick for a while that I have DKA😢. It has changed my life overnight. My A1C is 14, well that's as high as the hospital could measure 😢😢. I am walking and want to try intermittent fasting. I am on a long-term insulin and not sure if I should do a fasting right now. I want my A1C to go down and I believe I will try this...thanks. I hope this helps me lose weight also. Thanks for sharing ❤❤

Hello , it’s my first time listening to your video. I found your information very helpful. I will put in to use, and anticipate the results. The last I checked, my A1C was 5.7 then I checked it again with a home test and it was 5.5 . I will check it again in July and use your advice till then. Thank you for your information.

Love your channel! My glucose reading was 74. I ate an apple and 1/4 cup of macadamia nuts and now it is 115 after 2 hours. Been doing the 22/2 fasting and I have never feel better! The 74 reading spooked me. I really don’t want to go lower than 85.

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

Nothing wrong with you BS being 74!

Hi Kait ... I'm new to your channel but really enjoyed and was inspired by this video. My A1C was 6.9 and brought it down to 5.7 with a low carb diet and IF. However, I was disappointed last week when my A1C went up to 5.9 so I'm thinking to increase IF 20/4 window or go omad. I'm a work in progress but determined 😊 I'm looking forward searching for your other videos.

@karinmcknight8879

3 ай бұрын

Try taking berberine

Carnivore and berberine took my aic from 5.7 to 4.7 in 6 mo and my fasting glucose from 5.9 to 5.1.

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

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@silvervalleystudios2486

Жыл бұрын

Have you been checking your LDL cholesterol?

@carnivorouscanuck729

Жыл бұрын

@@silvervalleystudios2486 Perhaps too low in Dec @102 so I reduced the berberine by 1/3.

@gutchiespencer1227

Жыл бұрын

I just threw away two different brands of berberine into the garbage after reading "other ingredients," like hypomellose, and other toxins, I actually had a reaction, hypomellose is harmful to the eyes in some people....

@pattid3452

7 ай бұрын

I'm newly diagnosed Diabetes. I'm learning more and more about berberine. Good to hear it helped you

Thank you you’re a life saver , I am an old lady and high blood sugar is new to me I am seeking all the information available to keep it at bay. God bless you ❤

So glad I found your channel! I am 73 and in good health but my latest A1c was 6.0 and the Dr wants me back in 3 months with it lower. Can I expect it to lower enough to prevent diabetes in 3 months? I’ve just started with no snacks (or very few between meals if needed), and fasting 12 -13 hrs every night . Love your videos! ❣️

Nice simple steps which I am going to try starting this weekend.

Hi Kate, I've just been told I am diabetic at 6.5. Thank you for all your great content.

I love your videos, I am working on putting my type two diabetes in remission. I find your suggestion so helpful!

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

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Hello Kait. Thanks so much for good, easy-to-follow advice. My A1c was 6.8 two months ago. I am surely going to follow the steps you mentioned, and see what happens on my next lab results.

Hi Kait, I recently found your channel. Thank you so much for your advice. Love your videos.

Great info. Thank you

Hi, I enjoyed watching your show and thank you for those helpful tips.

Many thanks for the valuable information you've provided.

Hi Kait!!! Thank you, for what you do!!!❤

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure Jason! 🤗

Hello I just found your channel I’m glad I did I was just diagnosed with full blown diabetes today 😢. I’m going to my doctor to see what I can do to get this under control. Thanks for this video I will be following you.

This was very informative!

girl so grateful for this. blessings 💟🌠🌈

great advice. thank you.

Great video! Just tested my A1c and im 6.5. I have a long family hx of Dm2 so not going to lie,this has freaked me out. I'm going to try incorporating some of these tips!

Thank you Kaitlin, this was so helpful!💕

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

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Great tips. Thank you.

Thank you! Your information is very helpful

love this page very insightful. thanks for the info

Thank you...I appreciate your advice.. will be looking out on more advise tips.. cheers

Very helpful, thank you and it was free !

Great info!! Great video! Thank you!❤

Thank you so much sharing your knowledge. You so helpful and inspiring to me to get my health better.

@HealthCoachKait

Жыл бұрын

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Awesome Job!!!! Thank you!

OMG i am soooooo glad i found this channel my A1C is out of control and i am soooooo frustrated trying to get it under control!

@akeybrasevier4044

4 ай бұрын

My to God bless you

This was incredibly helpful. Doctors almost never talk about sleep. I went through 4 different ones before learning about it through a friend and could see a drastic difference in my cgm. All the other tips are also great

Thank you!

Very informative and great tips! Thank you!

I love your content. Very useful

New sub...love how you get to the point and info is very understandable ❣️

👍I like all that you suggested. I follow a majority of what you have mentioned. Will incorporate all the others that I have not. 😊

This was great! I’ll try all of this information, and I have subscribed to your channel

I will test this for sure soon..

I’m so glad I found your channel

Thanks for the info good job

Thanks for the easily implemented hacks. Keto and intermittent fasting has been my life style for 8 mo. I'm 73 years old. I checked my hb A1c after 3 wks of keto. I was down to 5.4 from 5.7. I didn't start losing weight till 6 mo. Into keto and IF. I have lost 16 lbs. Will be checking my hba1c every month till I'm sure it's down far enough. My glucose was 111 on my recent blood test.

@pattid3452

7 ай бұрын

New to all of this. How do you check your a1c at home every month?

Mine started from 7.9 and diagnosed with diabetese last yr. They diagnosed it during my 3rd miscarriage. But after a few months of careful eating and control with medications, i managed to bring it down to 6.4 currently.