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Mediterranean diet may delay need for diabetes drugs
By following a low-carbohydrate Mediterranean diet, newly diagnosed diabetics may be able to postpone their need for medication. An Italian study involved 215 sedentary overweight adults (mean age 52) newly diagnosed with type two diabetes, who were randomised to either a low-carbohydrate Mediterranean-style diet or a low-fat diet for four years. Participants received frequent counselling sessions ...
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