NHS soup and shake diet is beating type 2 diabetes

NHS Soup and Shake Diet Proven Effective in Treating Type 2 Diabetes Type 2 diabetes has become an alarming global health concern, affecting millions of people worldwide. However, a recent study conducted by the National Health Service (NHS) has provided hope for those suffering from this condition. The study revealed that following a strict liquid diet consisting of only 900 calories a day, also known as the NHS Soup and Shake Diet, can effectively reverse type 2 diabetes. The NHS Soup and Shake Diet is designed to kickstart weight loss and promote significant improvements in blood sugar control. It involves replacing regular meals with specially formulated soups and shakes that are low in calories but high in essential nutrients. This diet plan restricts daily calorie intake to 900, which is significantly lower than the average daily recommended calorie intake for an adult, which ranges around 2000-2500 calories. The study, led by Professor Mike Lean and funded by Diabetes UK, involved 298 participants with type 2 diabetes. Half of the participants were assigned to follow the NHS Soup and Shake Diet for three to five months, while the other half were given standard diabetes care through their general practitioners. The results were astounding. Among the participants following the NHS Soup and Shake Diet, almost a third achieved remission from type 2 diabetes, meaning their blood sugar levels returned to normal levels without the need for medication. In comparison, only 9.2% of the participants in the standard care group experienced the same