The healthiest diet for type 2 diabetes is intermittent fasting.

We’ve all heard the hype about losing weight and controlling our diabetes through intermittent fasting, but does this really work? The benefits of intermittent fasting have been touted for decades, but our understanding of the mechanism of action still leaves room for improvement.

Intermittent fasting, also known as time-restricted feeding, is a diet plan that can help you lose weight and improve your health.

This is a controversial topic, but the latest research on intermittent fasting suggests that fasting may be the healthiest way to lose weight and maintain a healthy weight.

Type 2 diabetes was previously thought to be a chronic, incurable illness. To fight it, you can take medicine, but the drug will follow you for the rest of your life.

We now know better. People concentrate on medicine for type 2 diabetes, but it’s a nutritional disease, according to Dr. Jason Fung.

He and his colleagues sought to show that a comprehensive nutrition management programme may be more effective than medicines. They recently released a study on three individuals with type 2 diabetes who were able to fully stop using insulin and most oral medicines while still improving their diabetes’management.

BMJ: Intermittent fasting as a therapeutic alternative to insulin in individuals with type 2 diabetes How did they pull it off? Intermittent fasting’is a kind of fasting that occurs on a regular basis’The participants fasted for 24 hours three to four times a week, from midday to night, and ate lunch and supper on the other days. They dropped 10% to 18% of their total weight, as well as 10% to 22% of their waist circumference.

But here’s the most incredible part:

Starting with an average daily insulin dosage of 70 units, they were able to safely cease using insulin only five days after beginning the programme, with the longest duration lasting just 18 days. This is a’fantastic outcome!’It’s worth mentioning that the IDM team was keeping a tight eye on them. Fasting when on diabetic medication raises the risk of hypoglycemia, which is a dangerous decrease in blood sugar. As a result, it is advised that you do not do this without the guidance of a qualified health’expert.

Intermittent fasting coupled with a low-carb diet, with the proper strategy, may be the greatest therapy for type 2 diabetes we’ve ever seen.

Thank you for taking the time to read this.

Dr. Bret Sher, FACC

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is fasting good for diabetics type 2?

Fasting is not recommended for diabetics type 2.

What is intermittent fasting for type 2 diabetes?

Intermittent fasting is a diet that involves eating in cycles. It can be done with or without food, and it can last from a few hours to several days. The goal of intermittent fasting is to reduce insulin resistance and improve blood sugar control. What is the difference between intermittent fasting and calorie restriction? Intermittent fasting is a diet that involves eating in cycles. Calorie restriction involves limiting the amount of calories you eat each day, which may lead to weight loss but does not necessarily improve blood sugar control.

Does intermittent fasting affect blood sugar?

Intermittent fasting does not affect blood sugar levels.

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