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2021-11-24 15:26:21
I have done my blood test and the result says it's prediabetes. How to treat this issue. I want control before going next level.
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Losing weight upto 10 % of over weight or obese Being physically active ( 30 mins brisk walk daily ) Eating healthy . Sometimes also by taking medicines ( Metformin)

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