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Diabetes Prevention Advice for Seniors

This informative article will teach you about the most important foods and shopping tips for diabetics. According to Karambhumi, a provider of senior citizen care services in Kalyan, adults are more vulnerable to the effects of diabetes. Diabetes is frequently a chronic condition that requires close monitoring.<br>Related Link - https://bit.ly/3l0Epah

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Diabetes Prevention Advice for Seniors

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  1. What are some tips to follow to prevent diabetes in a senior citizen? Diabetes is now one of the most common diseases in India. Older adults are particularly vulnerable to it. As we get older, the risk increases of type 2 diabetes. Whether you live with parent who has recently been diagnosed with diabetes or want to learn how to prevent it (and yourself), read our article for helpful information on diabetes.

  2. Diabetes in Older Age According to Karambhumi, provider of senior citizen care services in kalyan, adults are more susceptible to the effects of diabetes. Many of the factors associated with old age, such as depression, cognitive challenges, stress, many illnesses, and the loss of a partner, can damage an adult's ability to cope with diabetes. Here are some tips to help you prevent, delay or control type 2 diabetes: Stay Active During The Days Exercise can help lower blood sugar, blood pressure, prediabetes, and the risk of diabetes say the experts. Try to walk wherever you can. Even short physical activities of 10 minutes, add, increase your strength and endurance. What not to eat Sugary drinks, juice, sweet tea, lemon, and too much milk are high on the list of what not to eat. It also recommends eliminating or reducing alcohol consumption, reducing salt intake, avoiding processed or processed foods, and reducing your cholesterol intake to 200 mg per day.

  3. Go for healthy fats These include monounsaturated fats (olive oil, avocado, almonds, peanut oil, and sesame seeds); omega-3 fatty acids (salmon, canola oil, tofu); polyunsaturated fats (sunflower oil, walnuts). Try gluten-free, sugar-free, and veg meals We are lucky to have so many other options on the market today, many of them taste great! Recognizing the health benefits of these products most of the elderly should switch to vegetarian food. Emphasize portion control As senior citizen care taker in Kalyan we follow the plate method is a useful tool whencounseling elderly patients at risk for pre-diabetes. The plate method requires filling half of the plate with non-starchy vegetables, one quarter of the plate is low in protein, other quarter contains grains and other starchy foods.

  4. Related Link - https://bit.ly/3l0Epah Near AudumberBunglow, behind Zaikaa Hotel, Wayle Nagar, Khadakpada, Kalyan, Maharashtra 421301 Phone: 9326436900/8108153777 Email: karmabhumicaretakers@gmail.com

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