Kachin Diabetes Solution review

Kachin Diabetes Solution at a glance

Kachin Diabetes Solution is sold through a video sales page, with a text version, as a 30-day protocol based on the lifestyle of the Kachin people of Myanmar, created by a Burmese researcher named Nyan Sang and the seller John Gootridge, who says he is an office manager without a medical degree. The page calls it 'the world's first and only 30-day protocol that reverses diabetes', says it is 'clinically proven' and says 43,897 people have become free of type 2 diabetes (the About page says over 46,000). It argues that diabetes drugs and insulin do not treat the root cause and can make things worse. Bonuses include a fitness guide, a cookbook and an 11-item 'Super Bundle'. The form sells a digital product for $37 once, and the page says there are no monthly charges. The text also calls the product a 'hard cover book', asks for 'empty bottles' in its refund wording, and gives 60 days in one place and 180 days in another. A footer disclaimer says the statements are not FDA-evaluated and the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Format

Digital product on the form; the page text also mentions a 'hard cover book'

Contents

30-day protocol, fitness guide, cookbook and 11 bonus books and videos

Price

$37.00 once, matching 'one easy payment of $37' on the page

Claims

'Reverses type 2 diabetes' in 30 days, 'clinically proven'

Refund window

60 days on the form; the page text also says 180 days

Seller

John Gootridge on the About page, with email and phone, no company or address

Merchant of record

Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA

ClickBank vendor

dgoodman68

Reversal promised

The page promises to reverse type 2 diabetes in 30 days, calls the system clinically proven and argues that diabetes drugs and insulin make things worse, while its footer says it does not treat or cure disease.

For claim discipline we give 1.0.

A protocol and a pile of bonuses

The core content is described in story form, the bonus lists differ between sections, and the page calls a digital product a hard cover book.

For offer clarity we give 4.5.

Real price, invented anchors

The form charges $37 once, but the $497 price, the $314 value, the $10 voucher and 'Only 5 left' for a download are not reflected in it.

For pricing honesty we give 4.0.

Sixty days on the form

The form shows 60 days, while the text mentions 180 days and empty bottles for a product that has none.

For refund terms we give 7.0.

A name and a phone, no company

John Gootridge appears on the About page with an email and phone, but no company name or address, and he says he has no medical degree.

For vendor transparency we give 5.0.

Pros and cons

Kachin Diabetes Solution FAQ

The bottom line

We rate this offer 'no' mainly because of what the page says about health. It promises to reverse type 2 diabetes in 30 days, calls the system clinically proven, guarantees results and tells readers that diabetes drugs and insulin cannot control the disease, which is dangerous advice for people who rely on them; the small-print disclaimer says the opposite of the headline. The text is also inconsistent: a hard cover book for a digital product, a refund that needs empty bottles, 60 days in one place and 180 in another, 'Only 5 left' for a download, and customer numbers that shift from 43,897 to over 46,000. The price itself is small and matches the form: $37 once, 60 days of refund on the form, and a seller named on an About page. Anyone with diabetes should talk to their doctor before changing treatment, whatever they buy.

If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, The Olive Reset: 28-Day Mediterranean Program scores 7.4/10 and is rated Worth it.

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