Low calorie diet may help to cure diabetes: Study
Lifestyle | September 15, 2017 17:12 ISTNot just important precautionary measure but proper diet is also necessary to reduce the symptom of diabetes.
Not just important precautionary measure but proper diet is also necessary to reduce the symptom of diabetes.
Diabetes which was earlier considered to incurable can be reversed by relying on low-calorie diet.
Too much intake of red meat and poultry items can increase the risk of developing diabetes.
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The research was conducted by University of Birmingham.
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"The finding is important for people who are trying to lose weight, including those suffering from metabolic syndrome and/or Type 2 diabetes.
A research appeared in the journal of the American College of Nutrition stated that the people people who follow vegetarian diet lose weight more easily than the one who follows traditional diabetes diet.
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When pancreas fails to produce enough insulin to maintain the sugar level in our body, it leads to a metabolic disorder which is known as Diabetes or Diabetes mellitus
A recent study has revealed that self-monitoring of blood glucose levels in case of Type-2 diabetes patients does not do anything to improve the health-related quality of life.
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