Diabetes And Weight Loss
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Diabetes and Weight Loss
Understanding Pre-Diabetes
Did you know you can be "just a little bit diabetic"? This condition is known as pre-diabetes and is marked by consistently high blood sugar levels. Although symptoms may be subtle, pre-diabetes is serious and signals potential health issues. Without intervention, over 50% of those with pre-diabetes will develop Type 2 diabetes within ten years.
Encouraging News
If you've been diagnosed with pre-diabetes, there's good news. According to the American Diabetes Association (ADA), the Diabetes Prevention Project study revealed that losing a modest amount of weight can reduce the risk of progressing to diabetes by over 58%. Many participants even reversed their condition, bringing blood sugar levels back to normal.
Previously, doctors believed that pancreatic cell changes leading to diabetes were irreversible. However, this study suggests that losing weight through a balanced diet and exercise can repair early damage.
Small Changes, Significant Impact
Impressively, the study participants achieved these results by losing just 5-7% of their body weight. For someone weighing 200 pounds, shedding just 10-15 pounds can significantly lower diabetes risk and potentially reverse pre-diabetes.
Tips for Healthy Weight Loss
The American Diabetes Association offers these tips:
1. Balanced Diet: Emphasize grains, starches, fresh vegetables, and fruits.
2. Portion Control: Focus on portion sizes rather than restricting food types. A portion of raw vegetables differs in size from cooked ones. Visit [diabetes.org](http://www.diabetes.org) for guides.
3. Regular Exercise: Incorporate 30 minutes of moderate exercise five days a week. This simple change was crucial for weight loss and its benefits.
Conclusion
The Diabetes Prevention Project reinforces that weight loss through a balanced diet and exercise remains the healthiest strategy. For further details on recommended diets, visit the ADA at [diabetes.org](http://www.diabetes.org).
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