Most people don’t associate symptoms like waking up in the middle of the night, heart palpitations, irregular menstrual cycles and a steady gradual weight gain with blood sugar problems. Most people aren’t thinking about maintaining healthy blood sugar levels at all.

Prediabetes is a growing issue for every demographic

38% of adults in the US
have prediabetes

Prediabetes is one of the metabolic states between normal glucose regulation and diabetic hyperglycaemia through which our bodies transition on the path to diabetes type 2. The typical symptoms that one might experience include disrupted sleep cycles, irregular menstrual periods, hormonal imbalance, weight gain or loss, gut health issues, fatigue, sudden energy crashes, feelings of extreme hunger, food cravings, mood problems, brain fog, heart palpitations and dry mouth.

Prediabetes is commonly diagnosed with an HbA1c blood work analysis.

4 out of 5 individuals with prediabetes don’t know they have it.

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Left undiagnosed prediabetic patients progress to diabetes within 3-5 years.

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Diadia provides comprehensive services to identify, monitor and reverse prediabetes

While there are some solutions on the market to monitor blood sugar levels and other biomarkers linked to metabolic health, they do not provide personalized insights and consistent education to guide individuals towards their healthiest self. Diadia brings together screening, real-time monitoring and intelligent suggestions together in one app.

Detection

Our product identifies signs consistent with prediabetes using a proprietary AI tech on a smartphone in just 1 minute, compared to up to 10 days with a lab order.

Monitoring

We go beyond blood sugar levels to understand each person. Our predictive score incorporates data such as vital sign measurements, sleep data, activity data and novel biomarkers to provide a holistic view of your health.

Guidance

Our personal AI Dia, is a mix of a health coach and an assistant, that manages scheduling labs, tracks progress, informs your care team and is coaching patients with daily explanations and adjustments.

Detection

Our product identifies signs consistent with prediabetes using a proprietary AI tech on a smartphone in just 1 minute, compared to up to 10 days with a lab order.

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Monitoring

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Guidance

People with prediabetes are twice as likely to have a heart attack or stroke. Diadia helps you learn a healthier way of life to reduce your risks reliably.

Take control of your health

While today’s LLMs are passing medical exams, they are not grounded in real-world data. We created and are building a proprietary dataset of real-world empirical data from human experiences, biomarkers and outcomes for grounding foundational models to establish the most reliable path to reduce your risk and increase your health-span.

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Take control of your health

Introducing Dia — your AI wellness companion

Our personalized AI is a mix of a health coach and an assistant. Dia can schedule lab tests, tracks progress and informs your care team with important updates. Dia offers daily explanations and adjustments to keep your metabolic health on track.

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A highly individualized approach

Our bodies are constantly changing and a variety of factors impact how we are regulating our glucose levels or metabolizing lipids, ranging from genetic predispositions, menstrual cycles, to the state of our gut microbiome. Diadia takes all these factors into account and analyzes your data to provide the most personalized protocols available.

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Diadia FAQs

How do I know if I should use Diadia?

Diadia is designed for reversal of early signs as well as later stages of prediabetes. To know if you qualify to use Diadia check if one of the following applies to you:

If you’ve been recently diagnosed with prediabetes or your HbA1c lab result is between 5.3% and 6.4%.

If you haven’t done a recent HbA1c lab test, but one or more of the following applies to you:

You’ve been diagnosed with PCOS, gestational diabetes or given birth to a child weighing more than 9 pounds (4kg)

You are an overnight worker or live a life that requires you to stay awake 2-3h between 10 pm and 5 am for 2-3 nights a week

You travel frequently across more than 2 time zones at least every 2 weeks typically sleep for less than 6h a night for 2-3 nights every week

Diabetes and/or CVD runs in your family

You’ve been gaining weight each year despite working out and watching your nutrition

You’ve been told you are at higher risk for diabetes and obesity by a medical professional

You are worried and you want to test your biomarkers, but you don’t have a PCP

What is chrononutrition?

Chrononutrition is the focused study of the relationship between food, metabolism, meal timing, and the circadian system. The field of chronobiology studies the associations between circadian rhythms and broader health implications, from neurodegenerative risks to metabolic dysfunctions.

In simple words, a chrononutrition plan is a time-restricted eating plan which optimizes your overall health by optimizing the best time to eat what according to your circadian rhythm.

Your circadian rhythm (also referred to as your sleep/wake cycle) is a 24-hour internal "clock" that all organs have and regulates all the activation of genes, how energetic or tired you feel over the course of your day. Your sleep schedule, body temperature, hormone levels, and digestion are all greatly affected by your circadian rhythms. If your circadian rhythm is balanced, you feel your best. When it’s disrupted, your health can be affected.

Evidence suggests that, when done correctly, eating on a schedule that works with your natural rhythms has many benefits, from helping you sleep better, to improving your cardiovascular health, to supporting a healthy gut microbiome, and much more.