Metabolic Health Foundations Course
Lifetime access — pay once, revisit anytime, plus all future updates.
A practical, step-by-step course that walks you through the core habits, food shifts, and lifestyle changes that improve metabolic health — so you understand what’s going on in your body and know exactly what to do about it.
Built on the research and teaching of Dr. Ben Bikman
What’s Inside
- Clear understanding of insulin resistance — why it matters, how it develops, and why so many people feel stuck.
- Simple ways to assess yourself — symptoms, patterns, and basic blood work so you’re not guessing.
- Food shifts that change everything — Insulin-Smart Eating®, meal frameworks, and food lists that make planning simpler.


- Real-life implementation — grocery shopping, quick meals, eating out, social events, and staying low-carb on a budget.
- Fasting basics — how and when to use fasting, handle hunger, and design an approach that fits your life.
- Movement, sleep, and stress — the habits that improve insulin sensitivity beyond food alone.
- Supplements & “missing pieces” — when supplements make sense, common chronic conditions, and simple weekly goal-setting.
- Bonus: Beginner’s 4-Part Lesson Series — a gentle starting point if you’re brand new or feeling overwhelmed.
By the End of This Course, You’ll Be Able To:
- Understand and explain what insulin resistance is and why it matters for your health.
- Build insulin-smart meals you actually enjoy and can stick with.
- Shop, cook, and eat out in ways that support your metabolic health.
- Use intermittent fasting, movement, sleep, and stress management as tools instead of guessing.
- Create simple weekly goals so this becomes a sustainable new normal.
Who This Is For
- People who suspect insulin resistance may be part of their health picture and want a trustworthy starting point.
- Those who feel stuck or frustrated and want a clear, science-based plan instead of conflicting advice.
- Anyone new to insulin-smart or low-carb living who wants practical, real-life guidance — not an extreme or overly technical program.