Roughly 422 million worldwide have diabetes – this figure is 4 million in the UK – and this year’s World Health Day is aimed at preventing diabetes and providing better treatment for people with the condition around the world.
One particular treatment that has shown to be clinically and anecdotally beneficial for people with diabetes is eating a low-carb diet. Not only can the diet improve HbA1c, but it can also prevent people at risk of diabetes from developing type 2 diabetes.
Education programs are one of many ways we are looking to increase diabetes awareness.
The Hypo Training Program is currently celebrating 67,650 members - so if you're at risk of hypoglycemia or just want to know more, it's definitely worth taking part. There is a version for people with diabetes and also parents of children with diabetes. We are delighted that this year’s World Health Day is championing education!
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We recently reported on how a very low calorie diet could reverse type 2 diabetes for up to six months. To make sense of these findings, Benedict reviewed why this study is so important and what significance it has for future diabetes research.
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