Diabetes is often called a "silent" condition because it develops slowly over time. In Nigeria, changing urbanization has altered our diets.
Embracing a preventive mindset means looking at food not just as fuel, but as information for our cells. Choosing complex carbohydrates over refined sugars sends the right signals to your body.
Increasing vegetable consumption helps regulate sugar absorption.
Chronic stress releases hormones that can spike blood sugar.
Walking 30 minutes daily improves insulin sensitivity significantly.
Quality sleep is essential for metabolic repair and balance.
Understanding that "healthy" food still needs moderation.
Choosing water over sodas cuts out unnecessary empty calories.
Our bodies are designed for motion. Modern office jobs and conveniences often rob us of this essential need.
You don't need to be an athlete. Consistent, moderate activity like gardening, dancing, or brisk walking keeps your metabolism active and healthy.
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No, diabetes cannot be cured, but it can be managed. We provide lifestyle advice.
Yes, most fruits are healthy, but portion control is important due to natural sugars.
Aim for at least 30 minutes of moderate activity most days of the week.
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We do not sell supplements. A balanced diet is usually sufficient unless a doctor advises otherwise.
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