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Typ-2-Diabetes-Prävention und -Remission

Wie rückt man dem Zucker ohne Medikamente zu Leibe?

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Auch wenn in wissenschaftlichen Leitlinien zu Typ-2-Diabetes eine nicht medikamentöse Therapie als Basis vorgesehen ist, steht sie in der klinischen Praxis zunehmend im Schatten der medikamentösen Optionen. In aktuellen Studien widmete man sich den Lebensstilstrategien und die Ergebnisse unterstreichen, dass sich diese Entwicklung umkehren sollte.

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Martin, S. Wie rückt man dem Zucker ohne Medikamente zu Leibe?. Info Diabetol 12, 36–42 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15034-018-1311-7

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