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Latest trends in the Nutritional Management of Type-2 Diabetes
Presented India by Ms. Varsha KoppikarViews
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Case Description
Diabetes occurs at approximately the same rate in people experiencing homelessness as in the general population. However, the diagnosis and management of diabetes in people experiencing homelessness remains challenging. A diabetes diet is a healthy-eating plan that's naturally rich in nutrients and...
Case Summary
- The ADA's nutrition therapy goals for individuals with diabetes have evolved to be more flexible and patient-centric, focusing on promoting healthful eating patterns, nutrient-dense foods, appropriate portion sizes, and achieving weight goals to improve overall health and prevent complications. These goals emphasize individualized nutrition plans based on personal preferences, cultural backgrounds, health literacy, and the ability to make behavioral changes.
Speaker Profile
Ms. Varsha Koppikar
Format Head - Nutrition Wellness, Cure.fitVarsha is a Registered Dietician (Indian Dietetic Association )& certified clinical researcher with over 23 years of experience. She has vast experience in the fields of endocrinology, diabetes, cardiology, maternal health & lifestyle management. She believes in counseling patients holistically focusing not only on Diet and meal plans but lifestyle modification & behavioral changes. She has hands-on experience of 10+ years in the field of clinical research across multi-year, multi-drug long-term studies through phase II & III trials. Varsha completed her B.Sc. in Foods, Nutrition and Dietetics and Postgraduate Diploma in Dietetics and Applied Nutrition at the Nirmala Niketan College of Home Science, Bombay University. A keen fitness enthusiast who loves experimenting on healthy recipes, practices yoga, meditation & brisk walking to keep herself fit. She spends her free time reading, traveling and exploring different places.
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