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So What Is "new" In The Treatment Front For Type 2's?

A DiabetesTeam Member asked a question 💭
Inverary, ON

Novo Nordisk, practically the King Kong of the diabetes treatment world, makers of Ozempic and suppliers of about 1/3 of the Insulin available worldwide is undertaking a new study

Called Redefine 3 they are looking for drug combination that will do 3 things

Help control Blood Sugar in Type 2's
Specifically Target Weight Loss, and,
Significantly reduce the risk of Heart Attack/Stroke and Peripheral Artery Disease in Type 2 Diabetics

The study will combine the active ingredient in Ozempic… read more

REDEFINE 3 Study | Cardiovascular Disease Clinical Research Study Information
REDEFINE 3 Study | Cardiovascular Disease Clinical Research Study Information
https://www.redefine3trial.com/
September 8 (edited)
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A DiabetesTeam Member

@A DiabetesTeam Member
You need my diet, I don't have the apple belly associated with diabetes. You could do some light stomach crunches or some form of exercise to burn belly fat.🤗

September 8
A DiabetesTeam Member

I'd 💖💖💖 to lose weight! I have the typical apple-belly associated with diabetes2. But how? I walk a lot, used to bike-ride, but eye issues saw me pause that. I rely on public transport. So much of my walking is to do chores ....
I do not rely on my docs based on past experience. Diet is okay but still snack when tired.

September 8
A DiabetesTeam Member

@A DiabetesTeam Member
You are welcome Julian, much love back🥰😍

September 9
A DiabetesTeam Member

@A DiabetesTeam Member Thank you Joyce, I shall look into "diet" .... I have bought a couple of things that will help me prep my meals easily and efficiently. First things is raw fresh veg and some fruits ... beans too ... pulses, ir beans pulses?

Much Love ❤️ 😍

September 9
A DiabetesTeam Member

Here are some key points about the latest treatments for type 2 diabetes based on my knowledge base:

- Lifestyle Changes: First-line therapy includes losing weight, eating healthier, and getting more exercise. These changes can significantly impact insulin resistance progression
- Medications: Various medications help Show Full Answer

Here are some key points about the latest treatments for type 2 diabetes based on my knowledge base:

- Lifestyle Changes: First-line therapy includes losing weight, eating healthier, and getting more exercise. These changes can significantly impact insulin resistance progression.
- Medications: Various medications help control blood sugar levels. It's crucial to take them as prescribed to prevent complications.
- Insulin: As type 2 diabetes progresses, many people will need to start using insulin to control blood glucose levels.
- Remission: Early-stage diabetes can sometimes be put into remission with treatment, particularly through weight loss and a low-calorie diet.

Always consult with your healthcare provider for the most personalized and up-to-date treatment options.

September 8

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