Meal replacements beat standard diets for diabetic weight loss
At a Glance
New research
shows that portion-controlled meal replacement diets are more effective than
standard diets at both initial weight loss and long-term weight
maintenance in type 2 diabetics.
Read more about this research below:
Read more about this research below:
A university-based clinical trial recently compared the effectiveness of
a portion-controlled meal replacement diet (PCD) to a standard diet
(SD) based on recommendations by the American Diabetes Association. The
focus of the study was to compare each diet in achieving and maintaining
weight loss among obese subjects with type 2 diabetes.
To read more about the research, go to the following link:
Labels: diets, healthy weight loss, meal replacement diet, type 2 diabetes, weight maintenance
posted by Deborah Gorman @ 7:52 AM
1 Comments
1 Comments:
I'm really enjoying the way you report the findings of these complex studies. There is a lot of misinformation out there regarding diet and nutrition, and it can be hard to read through the studies to get to the root of the issue. It's quite helpful to read in this format!
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