The Type 2 Diabetes Strategy (Blue Heron Health News)

The The Type 2 Diabetes Strategy (Blue Heron Health News) sales page, captured 2026-09-23

The Type 2 Diabetes Strategy (Blue Heron Health News) review

A three step diet and lifestyle plan aimed at getting type 2 blood sugar back under control

Category Health & Fitness

By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.

Is it worth it?

You got the diagnosis, maybe months ago, maybe years back, and now it's finger pricks, a repeat prescription, and a nurse saying lose some weight in the same tone every six months. You want something you can actually do, not just something to monitor. That's the person this is written for. The Type 2 Diabetes Strategy is a digital programme built around three steps of diet and daily habit change. The sales page promises it treats type 2 diabetes, that you can stop using glucose meters or insulin, and that weight loss isn't the whole picture. Those are the seller's claims, and the page offers no trial data or references behind them. That matters here, because what's being sold is an effect on your blood sugar, not a change of outlook. What is fair to say: diet and activity changes really do move HbA1c for a lot of people with type 2, and some people do reach remission that way. A plan you'll actually stick to has genuine value. What isn't fair is reading this as permission to drop medication or stop testing, and the page's framing leans that way. Buy it as structure and motivation, with your GP or diabetes nurse kept in the loop. Don't buy it as a replacement for either of them.

Pros

  • One organised plan instead of scattered advice
  • No supplements or gadgets to keep buying
  • One off payment, not a subscription
  • The changes it asks for are cheap to try

Cons

  • Strong claims about treating diabetes with no evidence shown
  • Page hides the price, length and format until checkout
  • Nudges you toward dropping meters and insulin, which is a doctor's call

What you get

A downloadable guide rather than anything physical, laying out the three step plan: what to eat, what to cut, and the daily routine built around it. You read it through, then work the changes in over weeks. No supplements, devices or test strips are included. The page never states page count, format, or whether there's any follow up support, so expect a PDF you work through on your own.

Before you buy

  • Check the price and refund window on the checkout page, the sales page shows neither
  • If you're on insulin or sulfonylureas, big diet changes can trigger hypos, so ask about dose adjustments first
  • Know you're buying a document to read and act on, not coaching or support

Who it suits

Someone newly diagnosed, or stuck at the same numbers, who wants a structured diet and habit plan and will keep their medical team involved

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