Well this proves that exercise does help Type 2's. But motivation and good counseling from the physician is key to this working. It also helps if their physician practices what they preach. So a good diet that is low carb, and no sugar, and low salt if need be, and exercise are good for Type 2's. I must admit I would be more willing to do this just as this study says if I had a partner. I am not sure about the diary though. But I can see some significance in it. Perhaps diabetics all over the world need to have these needs met first before anything else. Regardless of where you go for treatment the treatment should be the same. I have heard from quite a few that the treatments vary from doctor to doctor. Plus some dietitians don't know chit. One type 2 said their dietitian didn't even know about the carb restrictions for type 2's. I find this appalling, and unacceptable. Maybe they need to retrain the dietitians, and send out letters to all the doctors explaining the guidelines? Something needs to be done. Like I said in the past... you can't blame the patient in all cases. Sometimes the Pros are not Pros at all. So I will add to their list for guiding the patient "diabetic control through medical consistency".
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