Type 2 Diabetes Research
On the other hand, previous research has discovered the physical activity or exercise, nutrition, and motivators of positive attitude, but they have never done the
In the past 20 years, Type 2 diabetes has been prevalent in the United States (Eckel , Kahn, Ferranni, Goldfine, Nathan, Schwartz, and Smith, 201, p.1425). Diabetes is one of the most relevant health concerns in the U.S. Diabetes causes high rates of obesity, which may become part of a family’s history, and it can cause effects for later generations. According to
Amuta, Crosslin, Goodman, and Barry (2016), children and siblings may share up to 50% of their DNA with each other and their parents, while grandparents may share up to 25% of the genes. In other words, diabetes may be …show more content…
LaMonte, Blair, and Church (2005) physical activities with good nutrition systems may lead to a healthier body. Hu at el. (2010) studied how other factors contribute to Type 2 diabetes like improper nutrition, physical inactivity, and obesity. These factors are also related to the quality of life (QOL) and health-related QOL among Hispanics with Type-2 diabetes. This study also indicated that many Hispanic Americans consume excessive quantities regarding carbohydrates and fat, and do not meet mentioned nutrient intake and dietary instructions. The authors determined that the amount of poorer dietary health is a predictor concerning reduced QOL among older adults. Although, diet is a vital indicator concerning QOL, it is also beneficial for older adults. All sources support the importance of nutrition to help people to prevent Type 2 diabetes and obese. Besides exercise and diet, motivators also encourage people to improve their QOL and overall health when living with Type 2 …show more content…
For example, “Outdoor activities and nature, exercise facilities in one’s own residential environment, and the company of a pet all added enjoyment to exercise” (Korkiakangas at el., 2010, p.64). Additionally, people who have support from friends and family are more encouraged to exercise. This builds shared healthy habits, which helps with weight control. (include how motivators influence/encourage diet). Hessler, Fisher, Naranjo, & Masharani (2011) stated that in African American have differences in making families. Family support is important because some patients independent on partners in finances, practical matters, and health matters. Also, “43% of younger patients reported that at least half of the time conflicts around diabetes went unresolved, compared to only 21% of patients middle-aged and only 6% of older adults.” ( Hessler at el., 2011, p.540). Norris, Lau, Smith, Schmid, and Engelgan (2002) indicated people to encourage education of Type 2 diabetes annually. There are benefits of education how to prevent Type 2 diabetes optimize metabolic control, prevent acid and chronic complications, optimize life. Norris at el. (2002) found that more contact between educator and patient helps to reduce GHB by 1 %. Other positive outcomes from the study were dietary compliance, skill performance, metabolic control, psychological
In the past 20 years, Type 2 diabetes has been prevalent in the United States (Eckel , Kahn, Ferranni, Goldfine, Nathan, Schwartz, and Smith, 201, p.1425). Diabetes is one of the most relevant health concerns in the U.S. Diabetes causes high rates of obesity, which may become part of a family’s history, and it can cause effects for later generations. According to
Amuta, Crosslin, Goodman, and Barry (2016), children and siblings may share up to 50% of their DNA with each other and their parents, while grandparents may share up to 25% of the genes. In other words, diabetes may be …show more content…
LaMonte, Blair, and Church (2005) physical activities with good nutrition systems may lead to a healthier body. Hu at el. (2010) studied how other factors contribute to Type 2 diabetes like improper nutrition, physical inactivity, and obesity. These factors are also related to the quality of life (QOL) and health-related QOL among Hispanics with Type-2 diabetes. This study also indicated that many Hispanic Americans consume excessive quantities regarding carbohydrates and fat, and do not meet mentioned nutrient intake and dietary instructions. The authors determined that the amount of poorer dietary health is a predictor concerning reduced QOL among older adults. Although, diet is a vital indicator concerning QOL, it is also beneficial for older adults. All sources support the importance of nutrition to help people to prevent Type 2 diabetes and obese. Besides exercise and diet, motivators also encourage people to improve their QOL and overall health when living with Type 2 …show more content…
For example, “Outdoor activities and nature, exercise facilities in one’s own residential environment, and the company of a pet all added enjoyment to exercise” (Korkiakangas at el., 2010, p.64). Additionally, people who have support from friends and family are more encouraged to exercise. This builds shared healthy habits, which helps with weight control. (include how motivators influence/encourage diet). Hessler, Fisher, Naranjo, & Masharani (2011) stated that in African American have differences in making families. Family support is important because some patients independent on partners in finances, practical matters, and health matters. Also, “43% of younger patients reported that at least half of the time conflicts around diabetes went unresolved, compared to only 21% of patients middle-aged and only 6% of older adults.” ( Hessler at el., 2011, p.540). Norris, Lau, Smith, Schmid, and Engelgan (2002) indicated people to encourage education of Type 2 diabetes annually. There are benefits of education how to prevent Type 2 diabetes optimize metabolic control, prevent acid and chronic complications, optimize life. Norris at el. (2002) found that more contact between educator and patient helps to reduce GHB by 1 %. Other positive outcomes from the study were dietary compliance, skill performance, metabolic control, psychological