The Impact of Lifestyle Interventions on Diabetes Prevention and Management
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Lifestyle interventions, Diabetes prevention, Diabetes management, Dietary modifications, Physical activityAbstract
The impact of lifestyle interventions on diabetes prevention and management. With diabetes prevalence on the rise globally, lifestyle interventions have emerged as a cornerstone in addressing this chronic condition. Through dietary modifications, increased physical activity, weight management, and behavioral changes, lifestyle interventions aim to prevent the onset of diabetes in high-risk individuals and improve glycemic control in those already diagnosed. This review examines the current evidence supporting the effectiveness of lifestyle interventions, emphasizing their role in reducing diabetes incidence, improving metabolic parameters, and lowering the risk of complications. Additionally, challenges related to adherence, access to resources, and socioeconomic factors are discussed, alongside strategies to overcome these barriers. By emphasizing the importance of lifestyle modifications, personalized approaches, and sustained behavior changes, this abstract underscore the critical role of lifestyle interventions in diabetes prevention and management, offering cost-effective and sustainable solutions to improve health outcomes and quality of life.
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