Evidence-based Prevention of Type 2 Diabetes

Diabetes and Heart Failure

A man was working out in the gym where I happened to have registered, we had a conversation, and he told me he started out a few weeks ago. Looking at him, I knew he needed the exercise because he was quite overweight, I asked him why he had to wait for so long before he decided to start working out and as he was about to tell me, he fainted. He was breathing so hard and sweating profusely before he fainted, I initially thought it was because of his work out, but then I looked into his gym bag and my little suspicion was confirmed. It was filled with sugar packs and a lot of juice as well as an instrument to measure his blood sugar. My gym friend suffered from hypoglycemia. Due to his weight, he is likely to have type 2 diabetes, while we had a chat, he told me he wished his mother and his uncles had attended the gym regularly that they are suffering from diabetes and he is attending the gym so that he does not be like them. The interesting thing about my gym friend is that he is trying to reduce his weight something he takes very seriously. The purpose of this paper is to provide my patient with the right plan for maintaining his healthy lifestyle as well as manage any underlying health conditions that might arise.Evidence-based Prevention of Type 2 Diabetes