You present yourself on the verge of developing diabetes that receives much support and stimulation through diet and exercise can revert back to the situation and prevent disease, provide U.S. investigators.
“Millions of people could delay diabetes for years and possibly prevent the disease if a modest amount of weight lost through diet and increased physical activity,” said Dr. Griffin Rodgers, Director of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases.
In the United States, almost 24 million people have diabetes and most type 2, the species on a poor diet and lack of exercise.
The study of 10 years in people with overweight and high blood sugar, which have lost a modest amount of weight they have shown decreased risk of developing diabetes in at least one third.
Persons older than 60 years have had more dramatic results, reducing the risk of diabetes during the study period in half.
“After losing weight people accompanying a reduction in tax of diabetes,” said Dr. William Knowles, he worked in the health agency, he left the National Institutes of Health and its study has been published in the journal Lancet.
The results have arisen from random monitoring very large, shaped by 3234 adults with overweight or obese and with a high sugar level.
The study, published in 2001, found that diet and exercise program, with classes support has helped to reduce the risk of developing diabetes at 58 percent after three years, compared to a group placebo.
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