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Running Head: Diabetes Type Two 2
Study Objective
One of the main objectives of this paper will be to educate John on the kinds of lifestyle to live
as a diabetes patient. This would include the types of food to eat and the types of food that are
not healthy for diabetic consumption to avoid the health implication of a type two diabetes
patient. Additionally, the second objective would be educating John on the importance of cutting
off the excess body weight as a diabetes patient. A weight reduction will help reduce the chances
Mr. John loses weight, the 3rd objective would be teaching the patient, Mr. John, on the basic
exercise to perform daily to reduce the 100 kg weight and the importance of bodily exercise to
Psychomotor Domain
To reduce his chances of succumbing and being impacted by diabetes type two, Mr. John needs
to follow the necessary precautions such as engaging in physical activities, reducing body
weight, and changing his diet from carbohydrates to legumes and vitamins and vegetables.
Level of knowledge.
Diabetes type two is a chronic lifestyle disease resulting from cells clustering in the muscles,
insulin resistance, and uncontrolled sugar levels in the body. Generally, the most susceptible to
diabetes are the children and the old age group. Some of the major effects of type two diabetes
include kidney damages, constant hunger, digestive problems, and fatigue (Hum et al.,2017).
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Diabetes type two is a chronic lifestyle disease that mainly results from the body's failure to
regulate blood sugar or glucose level production. To help rectify John's condition, a change in
the food choice and diet will help reduce the levels of sugar within the body hence curbing the
imbalance amount of sugar in the body, which is a major causative agent of diabetes type
vitamin and sugar-free foods such as fruits and vegetables will help reduce the instances of
A large accumulation of insulin and glucose levels in the body tissues may result in high sugar
levels. To reduce the glucose reserve and insulin in the body, it would be appropriate to advise
Mr. John to engage in physical fitness activities. Engaging the body and in physical activities
will help reduce the amount of glucose reserve in the body and the insulin levels as they will be
converted into energy to facilitate muscle movement (Qaseem., 2017). Additionally, advice on
exercise would be appropriate as it would help reduce the growth and development of type two
To reduce the impacts and development of type two diabetes, I would advise Mr. John to reduce
his body weight from 100 kilograms to about 90 kg by engaging in physical activities. Reduction
of the body weight for an individual with type two diabetes is essential as the body becomes well
acquainted with insulin resistance (Blaslov.,2018). Additionally, weight reduction reduces the
number of glucose levels stored in the body for use. The amount of insulin that might raise blood
sugar levels is brought under control and is essentially used for other biological functions (Hum
et al.,2017).
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Being a lifestyle disease, diabetes type two requires individuals to follow critical measures such
fitness activities. As an objective of the study, weight reduction will greatly improve the life and
health of John as an adiabatic patient. Weight loss helps reduce the concentration of glucose or
sugar levels readily available in the blood that might lead to a peak in the sugar levels hence
triggering diabetic conditions. Additionally, loss of body weight reduces the chances of arteries
being clustered, leading to diabetic-related conditions such as high blood pressure (Blaslov et
al.,2018).
Engagement of the body in personal fitness and physical activities such as morning jogs, outdoor
ball games may play a significant role in controlling the implications of type two diabetes.
During body exercise, the body requires a lot of energy to sustain strenuous activities. To ensure
a proper energy flow to facilitate the exercise process by supplying require energy, glucose is
primarily braked down to produce ATP energy channeled to the effector's muscles to facilitate
the body exercise. Utilization of the glucose reserves aids in reducing the sugar levels in the
body. Additionally, exercise reduces insulin resistance to the body hence lowering the
The sugar imbalance in the body primarily causes diabetes. The major sugar generator in the
body is carbohydrates, which are responsible for over 89 percent of the body's sugar level. To
reduce the implications of type two diabetes, John should preferably change his feeding
characters from heavily feeding carbohydrates and proteins to fruits, vegetables, and other food
with little sugar content (Blaslov et al., 2018). Feeding on vegetables and fruits will help improve
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the body's fiber levels. Fiber may help reduce the rate of sugar absorption in the body hence
maintain the sugar levels. Vegetables are also preferred as they also help in reducing body
Conclusively, John is a patient at risk of suffering from the severe implication of type two
diabetes. Type two diabetes is generally caused by unbalanced sugar levels, clustering of cells in
the artery, and the body's resistance to insulin level. To help reduce the implications of type two
diabetes, John should engage in physical fitness, change their diet from carbohydrates to
insulin resistance to the kidney as the general metabolic activities in the body are well
coordinated during the physical activities. Additionally, physical activates also help to burn
down the glucose reserves in the body hence aiding in the control of type two diabetes. Loss of
body weight may also help reduce the impacts of type two diabetes as the body resistance to
insulin is lowered. Physical activities may result in weight loss, which generally reduces the
glucose level to a considerate level. For John to survive the effects of diabetes two and even
control its lifestyle implications, he should be willing to practice all the centered follow the o=the
References
Blaslov, K., Naranđa, F. S., Kruljac, I., & Renar, I. P. (2018). Treatment approach to type 2
Hum, J., Jou, J. H., Green, P. K., Berry, K., Lundblad, J., Hettinger, B. D., ... & Ioannou, G. N.
Qaseem, A., Barry, M. J., Humphrey, L. L., & Forciea, M. A. (2017). Oral pharmacologic
treatment of type 2 diabetes mellitus: a clinical practice guideline update from the American