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Where Can I Find The Appropriate Diet For A Child That Is At Risk For Diabetes Later In Life

Health Encyclopedia: Type 2 Diabetes Diet Lifestyle Changes

Lifestyle Changes

A simple heart-healthy diet with weight control and exercise may be sufficient for some people with type 2 diabetes. Some patients may be able to control their blood sugar with lifestyle measures and not need medication. Even for patients who do need to take drugs, lifestyle plays an essential role in controlling diabetes. Lifestyle changes can be difficult to initiate and sustain, however. Patients should surround themselves with a solid network of doctors, dietitians, family, ...

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