Jaiwant Rangi, MD, FACEEndocrinologist | Founder, Lower The Dose® | Speaker

Defying the Diagnosis: The New Reality of Diabetes Remission

1 Jun 2026 · 0 min

Watch on YouTube

0:25

Dr. Jaiwant Rangi says type 2 diabetes can go into remission with intensive weight loss or lifestyle changes, especially if caught within five to six years of diagnosis. Clinical trials show it works. The condition doesn't have to get worse.

One of the myths that we practiced 20 years ago was diabetes is always progressive. Not necessarily. We can achieve remission, and that's not hype. There are trials that have been done that show that we can clearly bring these people in a meaningful remission rates with intensive weight loss or intensive changes in their lifestyle, especially if we work with them earlier on in the first 5 to 6 years of their diagnosis.

More from Jaiwant

0:38

Unlocking the Unique Biology Behind the Six Faces of Diabetes

1mo ago

0:36

Unlocking the Diabetes Mystery: Why the Same Lab Results Lead to Entirely Different Realities

1mo ago

0:46

Decoding Diabetes: Moving Beyond Labels to Personalized Medicine

1mo ago

0:33

The Misdiagnosed Diabetic: Unmasking the Slow Decline of LADA

1mo ago

0:35

Unbraking the Body: Understanding Insulin Resistance versus Deficiency

1mo ago

0:35

Misdiagnosed and Mismanaged: The High Cost of Mistaking Type 1 Diabetes for Type 2

1mo ago

0:38

Fueling the Body: Understanding the Spectrum of Insulin Deficiency and Resistance

1mo ago

0:43

The Hidden Danger of Metabolic Disease in Normal-Weight Individuals

1mo ago

0:48

Decoding the Diagnosis: Navigating the Critical Pathways of Diabetes Reversal and Remission

1mo ago

0:46

Asking the Right Questions: Taking Control of Your Medical Diagnosis

1mo ago

0:36

The Interconnected Crisis: Why Modern Medicine Must Treat the Whole Patient

1mo ago

See all content