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A message to all people who eat

We’re becoming sicker than ever

Find out why
290 million Americans are
Metabolically Unhealthy [1].
88% of US Population
Diabetes [2][3] and obesity [4] are rising globally, including in children [5].
1/3 of adults have prediabetes [6] without even knowing it
Insulin resistance is
on the rise [6]

The blame has
fallen on us

“You should eat less”
“You should count your calories”
“You should exercise more”
Find out why
Calorie focused thinking may mislead and harm public health [7]
Reducing calorie intake may not help you lose body weight [8]

But our food
system is broken

Find out why
Food industry provides poor quality food with high addiction options and low price [9][10]
Governing agencies have conflict of interest with food industry [11][12][13]
Biased research by the food industry [14]

The foods we
eat are killing us

Find out why
10x rise in sugar consumption over the last 100 years [19]
Our energy intake comes from low-quality, ultra-processed foods [20][21][22]
Every 7 seconds someone dies because of diabetes. [23]

Most don’t know they have metabolic disfunction

Find out why
More than 1 in 3 Americans have prediabetes, and more than 84% don't know they have it. [24][25]
More than 73 million Americans do not know they are on their way to develop diabetes. [26]
Our mission

No one should get sick by poor metabolic health.

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Who’s with us

Dr. Guillermo Umpierrez

President of the
American Diabetes Association

Professor John Hawley

Director of Mary MacKillop Institute for Health Research (ACU)

Mohammed K. Ali

Vice Chair of Research and Professor of Medicine (Emory University School of Medicine)

Jessilyn Dunn

Assistant Professor at Departments of Biomedical Engineering and Biostatistics & Bioinformatics (Duke University)

At Veri, we believe in keeping curious about our bodies and our metabolic health.

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