A 45-minute, education-only workshop where a fellow physician with type 1 diabetes walks you through 3 under-ordered labs (hs-CRP, Vitamin D, GGT) plus a bonus C peptide “family risk” marker, so you know exactly which tests to request, what they commonly signal, and how to bring them up with your care team.
For adults with type 1 diabetes who are tired of:
If you do not feel clearly more confident about which labs to ask for, why they matter, and how to discuss them with your team, email me for a full refund.
Not ready yet? Get your FREE T1D Lab Decoder (Lite) to color code your current labs.
If any of these thoughts have ever crossed your mind, you’re not alone.
I do everything right, but my blood sugars still betray me.
Will I ever get my Time-in-Range consistently above 80%?
I’m exhausted from daily, rollercoaster blood sugars!
Doctors only care about my A1c, not how I actually feel day to day.
The guilt when I spike…what did I do wrong THIS time?
I’m burnt out from fighting my own body 24/7.
If this sounds like you, the first place I start is with a handful of often-missed lab markers that explain why your blood sugars and energy feel so unpredictable, beyond what most T1D bloodwork highlights. That’s exactly what I walk you through inside this 30-minute workshop.
For education only. You’ll use these with your own medical team.
Watch the 45-minute 3 Lab Markers Workshop.
Plug your lab results into your T1D Lab Decoder and jot down your questions.
Use your Doctor Request Scripts at your next visit and get more credible info on your blood sugar + overall health (and if you live in Florida, apply for Dr. Mo’s one-on-one Front Row T1D Lab Review)!
If you’re located in Florida and want a personalized review of your CGM patterns and most recent labs, Dr. Mo’s Front Row T1D Lab Review gives you a focused, 1:1 session to better connect the dots between your numbers and how you feel.
If we’re a good fit, your next step is the T1D Stability Sprint.
I’ve lived with type 1 diabetes since early 2000.
Like you, I’ve spent many of those years burned out, angry at my diagnosis, and confused why ‘normal’ labs didn’t match how I felt.
Over time, I used a functional-health lens to rebuild my own stability: 5%+ A1Cs, 90%+ Time-in-Range, resulting in far less daily blood-sugar stress and costs.
Now, I help other adults with T1D do the same while staying fully aligned with their existing medical team. I’m a Florida-licensed physician and functional health provider. I do not replace your endocrinologist.
“In my first month, my days finally stopped feeling like a constant emergency!”
BEFORE
AFTER
“I used to think flat TIR lines were fake screenshots!”
BEFORE
AFTER
(new data-look after switching to new insulin pump)
No, not by itself.
Everything in this workshop, the Lab Decoder, and group Q&A is for education and general information for
adults and families living with type 1 diabetes. It is not a substitute for personalized medical care, diagnosis, or
treatment.
I do not diagnose conditions, change your prescriptions, or tell you exactly how to adjust your insulin inside
this educational workshop. Instead, I help you understand why these extra lab markers may protect you better (and your family members) while preparing better questions and requests for your licensed healthcare team.
If and when we ever work together in a formal doctor–patient relationship (with signed intake paperwork,
consents, and you meeting location/licensing requirements), that will be clearly identified as medical care.
Outside of that, treat everything here as education to support smarter, calmer conversations with your own
doctors.
I’m currently licensed to practice for patients located in Florida. That means I can only provide true doctor–patient medical care (including ordering labs, making diagnoses, or changing treatment plans) for people who meet those licensing rules at the time of service.
If you live outside Florida, you are still welcome to join the workshop, use the Lab Decoder, and attend group Q&A sessions in an educational capacity. I can teach you how to think about labs, patterns, and questions, but I cannot act as your treating physician, order tests, or manage any other treatment modalities you may currently be on.
You can take what we cover together and bring it directly to your endocrinologist or primary care team to decide on next steps that fit your specific situation.
No, this does not replace your endocrinologist or primary care team.
Your endo is the one who manages your prescriptions, screens for complications, and handles emergencies. My role is complementary: I focus on translating your labs and CGM into a clear story, identifying functional patterns that might be driving instability or fatigue, and outlining practical changes you can discuss with your current team.
Think of this as adding a T1D-focused functional health lens alongside your endo, so you get more value from every visit, not as a substitute for standard medical care.
After your Front Row T1D Lab Review, we’ll decide together what makes the most sense for you.
If you’re located in Florida, motivated, and we’re a good fit, your next step is usually the T1D Stability Sprint, where we spend 12 weeks addressing root causes, teaching you to detect important insulin pump patterns for better blood sugar management, and tracking real before/after data.
If you’re not in Florida or prefer to stay in an educational role only, you’ll still leave with a written action plan and specific questions to bring to your current health team.
Inside your 90-day Stability Sprint, you’ll get:
Phase 1 – Glucose Groundwork (Month 1)
Phase 2 – Root Cause Reset (Month 2)
Phase 3 – Stability Lock-In (Month 3)
Stability BONUS Stack
