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August 17, 2025Theoretical and Natural Science0 citations

Effect of Mediterranean Diet on Type 2 Diabetes

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YTYongjun Tan

Key Points

  • Long-term adherence to the mediterranean diet reduces blood sugar levels and prevents cardiovascular complications, enhancing overall health.
  • The study found significant benefits in insulin sensitivity, indicating the diet's potential in treating type 2 diabetes.
  • Impact assessment focused on dietary patterns and their correlation with disease management across diverse populations.
  • The findings highlight the need for addressing challenges in Mediterranean diet adherence, particularly calorie control and nutrient balance.

Abstract

The incidence rate of type 2 diabetes (T2DM) is on the rise all over the world, and has become an increasingly serious global health problem. At present, people are actively seeking solutions to T2DM and have made many breakthroughs, such as the reversal management model. The role of diet in the treatment of TM2D is also gradually highlighted. There are studies on the impact of various dietary patterns on TM2D. This paper mainly studies the impact of MD on TM2D and explores the impact of the Mediterranean diet (MD) on the special population of T2DM patients and different focus areas. Exploring the relationship between the intervention duration is positively correlated with TM2D. Long-term adherence to TM2D can reduce blood sugar levels, effectively control blood sugar, and prevent various cardiovascular complications by anti-inflammatory, lipid-lowering, and improving insulin sensitivity. This study provides a reference for the preventive treatment and lifestyle intervention the duration of MD intervention and the improvement effect of TM2D. It was found that if TM2D, as well as improving the compliance of TM2D patients with MD, can resolve the limitations of MD that have not yet been resolved. In the future, research can focus on addressing the difficulty of calorie control and the risk of nutrient imbalance in MD, as well as the salt content of some traditional MD, which may lead to high sodium problems.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68a36c210a429f797332fa77https://doi.org/10.54254/2753-8818/2025.ld26015
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