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Diabetes Doctor

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Stephanie RedmondNationally recognized diabetes expert, Dr. Stephanie Redmond, PharmD, CDE has been deemed by her patients and colleagues the "Diabetes Doctor" because of her unparalleled ability to help people prevent, manage, and reverse their Type 2 Diabetes.
She created her own practice in Medication Therapy Management (MTM) at Ridgeview Medical Center in Waconia, MN where she has practiced for several years as a pharmacist clinician and diabetes educator.
Additionally, Dr. Redmond is adjunct faculty at the University of Minnesota, has authored national and international journal publications, and serves as a community Board Member for American Diabetes Association. She has been a featured National Speaker and consultant for major diabetes organizations including American Association of Diabetes Educators, American Pharmacist Association, Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy, and CGMEducation.net as well a "go-to" Diabetes expert for News Segments across the US.

A Word from Dr. Redmond...

The "Diabetes Doctor" Story

I’m Dr. Stephanie Redmond.  I specialize in helping patients and other doctors decide if prescription medications and natural therapies are working, being used at the right doses, and are safe without drug interactions and harmful side effects. The rest of my time is spent traveling around the United States as a national speaker to educate healthcare providers and patients about diabetes therapies and the newest research.
Nearly patient I meet with who is taking prescription medications feel tired of experiencing side effects like weight gain and paying high prices.

I am constantly asked …  “Are there natural therapies that actually work?”

The short answer is… YES!  

Research studies have shown that specific combinations of herbs, vitamins, and minerals can be very beneficial in both pre-diabetes and type 2 diabetes.  However, knowing what ingredients are the most effective, buying these supplements individually, and calculating the correct dosing is far too challenging for most people. I founded this company in order to provide the most effective combinations, in high enough doses that actually work, with the guaranteed highest quality.  That is why you will see "POTENCY*QUALITY*RESEARCH* posted on every single box.
As for the limited selection of combination products that are currently available for diabetes, they are almost always deceptive. This is because they don’t contain the ENOUGH OF or the RIGHT active ingredients.  It would be difficult to find any doctor to recommend these supplements. Diabetes Doctor™, on the other hand, has numerous renowned doctors, pharmacists, and diabetic specialists that endorse our products.
Check the difference in supplement facts for yourself. 

It is our mission to provide patients with a natural option that works BEFORE needing a prescription to help them avoid the need for medication and to stay healthy! Also, for those people who may already have lived with diabetes for years and take prescription therapies (including insulin) – I wanted to provide natural options that will help compliment their prescription regimen, counteract side effects, and potentially minimize the need for medications and insulin.
I take pride in knowing that I am not trying to sell snake oil or a cure-all for your disease. Rather I am 100% confident that I have created the BEST natural supplement option that someone with pre-diabetes or diabetes can possibly take.
Click here to shop our diabetes focused all-natural products. What have you got to lose ... other than your health?



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