The integration of holistic approaches: lifestyle modifications and integrative medicine in diabetes care emphasizes a comprehensive strategy beyond conventional treatments. Dietary interventions, including plant-based and Mediterranean diets, have been shown to improve insulin sensitivity and glycemic control. Physical activities such as yoga, tai chi, and resistance training enhance metabolic function while reducing stress-related glucose fluctuations. Alternative therapies, including acupuncture and herbal medicine, are being explored for their potential in modulating blood sugar levels. Psychological well-being also plays a crucial role, with mindfulness and cognitive behavioral therapy contributing to better diabetes self-management. By combining traditional medicine with evidence-based holistic therapies, patients achieve more sustainable health outcomes.
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