Approche
Total diätersatz: wat d'Evidenz weist
DiRECT huet substantiell Gewiicht verluer an eng Remissioun vun Typ 2 Diabetis an engem Primärversuergungs-Umfeld erreecht mat strukturéiertem totalen Diät-Ersatz an etappweis Iessenrückfouierung.
Wat d'Evidenz ënnerstëtzt
DiRECT huet substantiell Gewiicht verluer an eng Remissioun vun Typ 2 Diabetis an engem Primärversuergungs-Umfeld erreecht mat strukturéiertem totalen Diät-Ersatz an etappweis Iessenrückfouierung. [1]
D'strukturéiert Rückfouierung an d'Follow-up sinn Deel vun der Interventioun. D'Shakes ouni d'Programm ze maachen ass net dat wat getest gouf.
Firwat d'Vergläicher weider konvergéieren
Grouss direkt Tester — DIETFITS ass den déifsten — fannen ëmmer erëm keng signifikant Differenz tëscht raisonnabelen diätetesch Musteren no zwielef Méint, mat enormer Variatioun an all Arm. D'Differenz tëscht Diäten ass kleng; d'Differenz tëscht Persounen ass grouss.
Dat weist op d'Adhärieren an net op d'Zesummesetzung, wat d'Fro interessant mécht net wéi eng Diät déi bescht ass, mee wéi eng Dir nach an engem Joer wäert maachen.
Aner Approche
- Mëttelmier-Muster — etabléiert
- Niddereg-Kohlenhydraten a ketogen — etabléiert
- Héich-Protein-Diäten — etabléiert
- Intermittent Fasting fir Gewiicht — etabléiert
- Detoxen an Cleanses — populär awer schwaach
Funktionéiert total Diät-Ersatz?
Welche Diät ass déi bescht fir Gewiichtsverloscht?
Firwat hunn ech 3 kg an der éischter Woch verluer?
Firwat ass d'Maintenance esou vill méi schwiereg?
Referenzen
All Zitéierungen hei ënnen verlinken op den originale peer-reviewed Record op PubMed oder iwwer DOI. Nichts hei ass e Substitut fir medizinesch Berodung.
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