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Long Term Free Living Study With Modified Foods and Type 2 Diabetics
Part 1 of this research demonstrated that type II diabetics are lacking in knowledge of how to best treat their illness with dietary controls. Most had little nutrition or diabetes knowledge. Part 2 demonstrated that providing a 40% reduction in fat intake across three meals versus all at one meal was more effective in glycemic control. Part 3 is designed to incorporate these findings into a long-term free living setting through education and behavior/dietary modification.
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