Diet That Could Help Manage Diabetes Discovered: Undergoing Trials
British scientists have discovered a diet that they believe can help manage diabetes.
The diet is currently undergoing scientific testing. The diet has been called quite strict, but it shows excellent results against type II diabetes.
The diet developed by the NHS, which is being tested by British scientists, has already been called unique, reports the journal The Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology.
7,540 volunteers were involved in the testing. All those who followed it for a year experienced remission of type II diabetes.
In fact, recovery has occurred and patients are no longer given insulin injections.
The average weight loss was 15.9 kilograms.
The developers keep the composition of the diet, which allows you to get rid of diabetes and excess weight, a closely guarded secret.
The volunteers are still under medical supervision.
It is believed that copying this diet can lead to the most serious health problems.
Out of more than 7.5 thousand people, just over 900 were able to complete the dietary trials.
It is known that the diet is divided into several stages and in the first 12 weeks you will have to completely change the type of food.
The diet is based on bars, soups and shakes, which leads to a monstrous calorie deficit.
According to foreign media, the subjects consumed no more than 900 calories per day.
It is believed that such experiments with food can end very badly and can only be carried out under the supervision of doctors.
After 12 weeks, a softer stage begins.
However, not everyone can withstand such loads, even for the sake of getting rid of a chronic disease.
