A large federal study of whether diet and
weight loss can prevent heart attacks and strokes in overweight and obese
people with Type 2 diabetes has ended two years ahead of schedule because the
intensive program did not help.
“I was surprised,” said Rena Wing, the
study’s chairwoman and a professor of psychiatry and human behavior at Brown
University’s medical school.
Like many, she had assumed diet and
exercise would help, in part because short-term studies had found that those
strategies lowered blood sugar levels, blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
No way! How
it could be possible? Well, it was somehow predicted by Pereslegin: fitness
revolution has completely failed to provide the second epidemiologic jump
(transition)(see video somewhere from 1:07:00), and, according to his teaching,
why diet and weight loss be helpful against diabetes? Bravo, Pereslegin!
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