Six Americans with type 2 diabetes, all told by their doctors that the condition is incurable, agree to spend 30 days on a plant-based raw food diet while cameras follow their blood sugar, their insulin doses, and their doubts. The film tracks each person's numbers alongside their fear of giving up medication they have relied on for years, showing the moments they test their blood, argue with family about the diet, and react when insulin becomes unnecessary. Doctors Fred Bisci, Joel Fuhrman, and Gabriel Cousens explain the physiology behind the changes, while Morgan Spurlock, Woody Harrelson, Rev. Michael Beckwith, and David Wolfe appear as commentators making the case for diet as treatment rather than management. The film stays close to the six participants' daily routines, kitchens, and clinic visits rather than building a broader argument about the food industry. It closes with each person's condition thirty days in, using their actual test results as the evidence for what a sustained dietary change did to bodies doctors had already written off as chronic cases.