Veronique Murphy RN - 'Type 2 diabetes remission: the first Australian evidence'

Veronique Murphy is a Registered Nurse with experience in Internal Medicine, Oncology and Haematology. She holds degrees in both Nursing and International Relations and has won recognition for her dedication to patient-cantered care, including a National Hesta Nursing and Midwifery Award.

Veronique's love for keto was sparked after interning for The Noakes Foundation in South Africa. Driven by her passion for keto, low carb and reducing reliance on medication, she is pursuing certification as a Diabetes Educator.

As the former Clinical Services Manager at Diversa Health, Veronique specialised in implementing services to enable Australians with or at risk of Type 2 diabetes to achieve remission. This involved developing the patient journey, creating patient-focused resources and facilitating interventions to promote health literacy.

[Meredith]

Great presentation! I found her enthusiasm and excitement quite moving. Bravo!

[lyndixie]

5 yrs ago a1c 11 when dx and after 4 months on keto diet a1c 6.1 and now below 6 with no medication... All related diabetes complications reversed... Stage 2 CKD now kidney normal... Low vision now not even wearing reading glasses... I'm 70 this year still working on computer based job full time 😅❤

[iiFX_Colleen]

This is so exciting... I am Australian... THIS is what I have been doing - on my own - with very little intervention from my Doctor except to monitor the medications I went off in March last year! After seeing your study Veronique, I am so enthused about the fact that MY Hba1c took an upward turn in the last quarter, from 3 consecutive 'normal' range results. The reason I am enthused? Well *I* thought *I* was doing something wrong.... I have had a very stressful few months - and YOUR study just showed me that I didnt need to worry - in effect add more stress!
I have lost and kept off more than 20kg and now I am jumping at the bit to get going with more weight loss and lower Hba1c's - THANK YOU!!!!

[foodmonsterweightloss]

I am so glad to see this high level success in a clinical setting! I had to swim against medical, friends, and family opinions when I went sugar free LCHF prior to reverse my diabetes.

[Yukon]

Thank you for showing us the human side, I shed a couple tears from the happiness for this couple!!

[saltrock]

I reversed diabetes following a ketogenic lifestyle. Two major side effects were: 1. I lost 85 pounds. 2. I’m exponentially healthier brain to toes. Been living this way for 4 years now and know no other way to live. Great show, thanks.

[CynCopeland-TheAnswerIsMeat]

11:05 Delightful! Here is someone who has seen and treated the worst symptoms of a (primarily) poor diet and lifestyle. Veronique's excitement is palpable, and earned!

[patora]

I am grateful to live in this time and to have access to the abundance of information.

[toni]

Thank you for posting. Keep it up. We want to hear more.

[polderfischer]

It is good to see, that more and more studies are coming out to show the effectivness of a adequate human diet. Imagine the kost reducing wich is possible for everyone AND having a better life.

[sheilam]

Thank you. Glad to hear there exists such a thorough data record to prove this very important Study on a Low Carb Diet.

[biodivers]

Great succes! If people take responsability for their actions, they can do great things.

[BiggieCheese]

I would like to thank all of the Australians leading the way when it comes to low carb diets

[WajidAli-qytc]

Well well well
Extremely convinced
Superb work

[peterbougoure]

It's a pity that general GPs still won't look at the data and continue to prescribe meds, the standard Aust diet and exercise as the only way to control T2D. As far as they are concerned, there is no cure only medication to control its effects!

[jennyweyman]

Your hospital experience is mine too. Giving terrible carb loaded food, some of it ordered on a medication chart!, and chasing it with insulin just led to terrible swinging blood glucose levels in our poor patients. People deserve NORMAL bgls.

[pointshealthcoaching]

Awesome... I practice independently, which has challenges. I definitely support this team approach but it needs to be for all ppl; not exclusive to diabetes. Ex: a current client without diabetes but significant central adiposity: metabolic syndrome, HTN, chronic

[espinosalexis]

Could you please make a presentation of all the results of all the 5 years of the Virta 5-year study? I know it's a different company. But the same kind of project. And that company is not being fully transparent. Are you being fully transparent yourselves? Is your raw data available for external analysis?

[clifflean]

Type 2 diabetes diagnosed in August 2021, January this year i went onto keto diet at under 20G of Carbs, in March my Hba1c was 5.6 and doctor agreed to take me off Metforman until June, with a review in June

[fastusbombastus]

I have Dupuytren's contracture, 3 months on carnivore, significant remission!!!!