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Building now · Waitlist openDiabetes Foundations

Understand diabetes as one connected system.

A self-paced course that connects the diagnosis, the numbers, medications, food, sleep, stress, and daily life.

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  • 20modules
  • 6sections
  • Self-pacedreturn anytime
Illustration of the Diabetes Foundations workspace, with course navigation, a curriculum rail, a glucose-pattern lesson, a saved lesson note, and a knowledge check.

See how the course works

  1. Learn in a clear sequence

    Short, focused lessons move from core biology into the choices that show up in daily life.

  2. Practice the connection

    Knowledge checks and reflections help turn a useful idea into something you can recognize again.

  3. Keep what you want to return to

    Notes and key terms stay attached to the lesson that prompted them, so picking the course back up starts where you left it.

The connected view

One decision rarely has one cause.

Diabetes is often taught as separate lists: foods, numbers, medications, warnings. Diabetes Foundations shows where those lists meet, so a reading or symptom has useful context instead of standing alone.

Everyday signalUseful context
  1. A glucose changeTiming · food · medication · movement
  2. A meal decisionCarbohydrates · protein · fats · routine
  3. A difficult weekSleep · stress · symptoms · support
6 sections · 20 modules

Start with the foundations. Build toward your own plan.

Open any section to see the modules inside. The sequence moves from biology and monitoring into food, daily life, risk, and synthesis.

  1. Module 1: What diabetes is

    The biology underneath the diagnosis, the three mechanisms, the types, the symptoms, and the risk factors that newly-diagnosed readers want grounded first.

  2. Module 2: How the body uses glucose

    Glucose, insulin, the pancreas, and the hormones that move blood sugar. This is the mechanism layer that Module 1 (What diabetes is) introduces and that every module from Module 3 (Monitoring your blood sugar) onward reaches back into.

Tina Alexander speaking with someone at a kitchen counter.
Clinical grounding

Built as a Berine product. Grounded in diabetes education.

The course’s clinical direction comes from Tina Alexander RDN, CDCES. Her work helps keep the lessons clear, practical, and grounded in real diabetes education.

“We’re not educating on a diagnosis. We’re taking care of the entire person.”
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  • Twenty self-paced modules
  • Interactive lessons and knowledge checks
  • Notes and progress saved to your account
For providers & clinics

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The provider path lives with our clinical services work, where we can discuss patient education alongside DSMT, MNT, and the implementation needs of your team.

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