The new course created by the Kronos Optimal Health Company may help the prediabetic patients to avoid Diabetes.
It is estimated that near about 54 million American Adults have Prediabetes and associated health complications. Prediabetes means having blood sugar higher than normal but not high enough to be diagnosed as Diabetes.
According to the National Diabetes Education Program, if healthy lifestyle changes are not made enough to keep blood sugar in check, people having prediabetes are more likely to develop diabetes within 10 years and are more likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke.
Estimation also shows that 60 percent of prediabetics could avoid diabetes with manageable lifestyle choices. All thanks to the Management course created by Kronos Optimal Health Company. This programme of 14 days is so designed to give people a better idea of what causes prediabetes, different ways to lowering blood sugar, and how to make healthy and manageable lifestyle changes, including more physical activity and smarter food choices.
The course is conveniently offered through weekly live Web classes led by an experienced Kronos Health Educator trained in prediabetes and diabetes prevention. Those taking the course receive expert, personalized education, plus the support of other prediabetes course members.
Source: MarketWatch
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