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The Mediterranean diet as an effective dietary pattern for preventing type 2 diabetes.
There is no robust evidence that a parasite is a primary cause of type 2 diabetes (T2D); large-scale and mechanistic studies instead show mixed associations, often that people with diabetes can have h...
The strongest, consistent evidence shows that intensive lifestyle interventions that produce modest weight loss (about 5–7%)—combining structured dietary change and regular physical activity—reduce pr...
The lowest postprandial‑glucose Mediterranean recipes are those built around low‑glycemic‑index carbohydrates, abundant fiber and plant protein (legumes, nuts), and healthy fats—think chickpea bowls, ...
There is no universally accepted, one-size‑fits‑all cure for (T2D) today, but multiple pathways to sustained remission and disease modification are emerging—from metabolic surgery and intensive dietar...
Evidence-based dietary strategies for weight loss and glycemic control in type 2 diabetes center on achieving sustained energy deficit and 5–10% body‑weight loss, with multiple dietary patterns—Medite...