The Telegraph published a study revealing that consuming a soup containing 800 calories per day, as part of a diet focused on meal replacements, can benefit individuals with type 2 diabetes for at least 5 years. Data from the clinical trial showed that more than one in ten diagnosed with diabetes remained in a stable state after five years, having lost an average of 8.9 kg. These individuals no longer needed medication to control their blood sugar levels, with researchers describing the experience as "life-changing."
Researchers clarified that the term "diabetes remission" means that blood sugar levels fall below the diabetic range, and the body does not require medication. They emphasized that the diet does not cure diabetes permanently, but rather postpones it or treats it for a period of five years.
