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Nutritional Strategies for Diabetes Management

Presented from India by Meghna Tiwatia

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Case Description

Nutritional strategies play a vital role in managing diabetes by helping to regulate blood sugar levels and improve overall health. A balanced diet rich in whole grains, lean proteins, healthy fats, and fiber can promote better glycemic control. Portion control and carbohydrate counting are...

Case Summary

India faces a significant diabetes epidemic, with over 101 million diabetics and 136 million pre-diabetic individuals. Uncontrolled diabetes can lead to severe complications affecting vision (glaucoma, vision loss), nerves (neuropathy, amputations), kidneys (nephropathy), digestion, and brain (stroke, memory loss). Dark patches on the skin, especially on the neck or groin, can also indicate uncontrolled sugar levels.

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Meghna Tiwatia

Clinical Nutritionist, Health Coach, 23BMI, Mumbai

Nt.Meghna Tiwatia holds a Master's degree in Dietetics and Applied Nutrition from Manipal Academy of Higher Education. She is currently working as a Nutritionist with Nutrition In Sync, under Rashi Chowdhary. She works closely with clients to help them with gut issues. I also have experience working with Sports Nutrition as well as Clinical Nutrition. She has also worked as a Visiting Faculty at Nirmala Niketan College of Home Science, Mumbai. Besides Nutrition, She has a keen interest in psychology and believes it is an important aspect to help people with their health goals.

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