Food, Fat & Insulin: A New Way to Understand Diabetes with Dinanath Das
Date: 9th July 2026
Time: 19:30 PM – 21:00 PM
Location: Online
Course Description
This practical and thought-provoking course explores a new way to understand diabetes and metabolic health through the lens of insulin resistance, food choices, and sustainable lifestyle habits. Complex health concepts are presented in a simple and accessible way, helping participants make informed decisions about their wellbeing.
The course will explore questions such as:
- What is insulin resistance and why does it matter?
- How do different foods affect blood sugar and insulin sensitivity?
- Are all fats harmful, or do different fats affect the body differently?
- Why are carbohydrates often misunderstood?
- How can meal planning, fasting, and exercise support long-term health?
Participants will gain practical insights into:
- Improving breakfast, lunch, and dinner choices
- Simple meal planning strategies
- The role of intermittent fasting and exercise
- Everyday lifestyle habits that support metabolic health
- Building sustainable habits rather than following short-term diet trends
Whether you are looking to better understand diabetes, improve your energy and weight balance, or simply develop healthier habits, this course offers practical tools that can be applied in everyday life.
Teacher Bio
Dinanath Prabhu is currently studying naturopathy at CNM and has a deep interest in natural health, nutrition, lifestyle, and personal transformation. Passionate about making health knowledge simple, practical, and accessible, he focuses on helping people better understand the connection between food, habits, mindset, and overall wellbeing.
His approach combines practical education with sustainable lifestyle principles, empowering individuals to make positive changes that can support long-term health and balance in everyday life.
| Date | 9 July 2026 |
| Duration | 1 session |
|---|---|
| Time | 19.30pm – 21:00pm |
| Event Fee | £10 |
| Mode | Online Only |
| Teacher | Dinanath Das |
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