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Coconut Oil - Poison or Elixir? Adding coconut oil to our daily routine can be Our way of maintaining good oral and Gut health

Indian food is rich, diverse, flavourful and often misunderstood when it comes to blood sugar management. Many people believe that to control diabetes or reduce glucose spikes, they must give up their favourite Indian dishes. But modern nutritional science and Functional Medicine say something very different: you don’t need to give up Indian food, you just need to pair it wisely. At Peak Wellness Gurugram , under the guidance of Dr. Priti Nanda Sibal , we teach patients how t

For years, Type 2 Diabetes has been treated as a condition that begins and ends with high blood sugar. People are told to manage glucose levels with tablets, insulin, and restrictive diets. But new scientific research reveals a transformational truth: your gut health plays a central role in blood sugar regulation  and healing the gut can naturally reverse Type 2 Diabetes. At Peak Wellness Gurugram , we focus on the deeper biological systems that drive diabetes. Under the guid

Breakfast is the most influential meal for anyone living with diabetes or insulin resistance. In India, where Type 2 diabetes is rising at an alarming rate, most people unknowingly start their day with foods and habits that harm blood sugar stability. These early morning choices can lead to glucose spikes, inflammation, cravings, fatigue, and progressive insulin resistance. Research shows that your first meal shapes your metabolic response for the entire day . When breakfast

Most people believe diabetes is just a problem of high blood sugar. But the truth is deeper  diabetes is not the disease itself; it’s a symptom  of an underlying imbalance in your body. When you treat only the sugar levels, you manage the numbers but not the cause. To truly reverse diabetes, we must understand why the body lost its balance in the first place . At Peak Wellness Gurugram , under the guidance of Dr. Priti Nanda Sibal , we use Functional Medicine   a science base

Diabetes is often seen as a disease of high blood sugar, but in reality, it’s a much deeper metabolic disorder. It affects how your body uses energy, manages inflammation, and even how your brain functions. The problem begins long before blood sugar rises  with insulin resistance , nutritional deficiencies, stress, and toxin overload. Today, one in every five adults in India lives with diabetes or prediabetes. Traditional medicine helps manage symptoms with medication and ins