The Claim
In adults with type 2 diabetes, participation in a 90-day personalized program was associated with a mean weight loss of 2.8 kg, with the greatest loss observed in participants aged 20–35 years (3.5 kg), compared to minimal change in a control group receiving standard care.
What the research says
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Adults with type 2 diabetes who completed a 90-day personalized program lost an average of 2.8 kilograms, with those aged 20–35 losing 3.5 kilograms on average, while those receiving standard care showed little to no weight change.
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In adults with type 2 diabetes, participation in a 90-day personalized program was associated with a mean weight loss of 2.8 kg, with the greatest loss observed in participants aged 20–35 years (3.5 kg), compared to minimal change in a control group receiving standard care.
When a person eats less and moves more, their muscles take up more sugar without needing as much insulin, their fat tissue releases fewer inflammatory signals, and their liver stops making too much sugar. This lowers blood sugar, causes the body to burn stored fat for energy, and leads to weight loss.
What the research says
1 studyPeople with type 2 diabetes who followed a custom plan of diet, exercise, and coaching lost about 2.8 kg in 90 days — especially younger adults — while those who just got regular doctor advice didn’t lose much. The study proves the plan works.
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